Kenny Chesney's big hit "No Shoes, No Shirt, No Problems" should be changed to reflect today's economy and should be called "No Jobs, No Homes, Big Problems". Today, Wall Street tumbled after yet... » more
The banking industry has done very little to help troubled homeowners and in many instances they have really dropped the ball. Charles Favor, a mortgage modification specialist with HLP Center said, "We've had people... » more
Despite the fact that 30 year fixed mortgage rates set a new record low this week, falling to 4.44 percent, there is still more evidence that shows the U.S. economy is once again softening with... » more
I would like to let you in on a formula that will help you manifest the success you desire and deserve. This five step formula comes from my direct experience of having been a psychologist for 20 years and... » more
Late last week it was acknowledged by the Obama administration that it had underestimated the vast number of homeowners who fell seriously behind on their mortgage payments despite the fact that... » more
Are you feeling confused in today's marketplace? Do you find yourself in any of these patterns? If you answered yes to any of the above, chances are you are feeling "stuck" and your business is... » more
Short sales are becoming much more common in today's economy. Lenders prefer to see distressed homes sold at a reasonable discount rather than going into foreclosure. According to the National... » more
New data released by RealtyTrac Inc. shows that more and more households in most major cities around the nation received more foreclosure warnings in the first six months of this year than the first six months of... » more
Over 886 California licensees had their Real Estate license revoked, suspended or they simply surrendered their licenses while facing accusations in the fiscal year ending June 30th, 2010 by the California... » more
As fallout continues from the 2007-09 financial housing crisis, according to final rules issued on Wednesday by the Federal Reserve and other regulators, mortgage loan originators will now be under some... » more
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