In its efforts to eliminate settlement cost surprises for home mortgage applicants the federal government may have inadvertently opened the door to a new and potentially more costly set of problems for... » more
The Obama administration's mortgage relief plan provided help to 66,500 out of 900,000 enrolled in program which is only 7 percent of borrowers who signed up last year. The Treasury... » more
Fannie Mae has just started a new policy in the hopes of expediting REO sales. One aspect of this new policy is that Fannie Mae might accept offers to purchase repossessed homes without any notification to the... » more
In the last 13 years as a Law of Attraction business coach, I've had the pleasure to interview hundreds of very successful entrepreneurs. I was able to ask them the secret to their success. The answer that... » more
Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger's proposed new $10,000 homebuyer tax credit is thrilling the real estate universe, but don't think it's a done deal. Opponents, who include economists and... » more
Last week interest rates for 30-year home loans dipped slightly in almost a month but did not reach the record low set in early last December. Down from 5.14 percent a week earlier the average rate on a 30-year fixed mortgage is... » more
More than 20,000 California homebuyers could get state tax credits of up to $10,000 this year under a new stimulus proposed Wednesday by Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger. The governor's plan to allocate... » more
Many people want to create success for the new year not realizing that in order to do that, they need to have inside of them a blueprint for success. What does that mean specifically? Actually, having a blueprint for... » more
The California Association Of Realtors (C.A.R.) recently reported that last November's home sales increased by 4.7 percent throughout California compared to November of 2008, while the... » more
As 2010 begins one item that should be on your New Years Resolution list is buying a home. Why you may ask? Because 30 year interest rates remain very low, there are bargain home prices all over and with... » more
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