By ProxyComm Rep Steve Bateman April 24, 2009
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By Heather Smith August 02, 2008
These people have kept the hometown spirit of Yucaipa in their business practices. I couldn't be happier with every aspect of doing business with this property management firm. I would highly recommend them to anyone who is looking to rent a home in this area. "When you come to Hometown You only get the best." ...read more
By Home Stages Designs / Home Staging Resource Specialists August 02, 2008
We just visited your site! Wow you offer GREAT services. I especially LOVE the fact that you are networking with lenders in regard to their foreclosures. You are right on!!!!!!!!!!! So happy to network with you and we wish you great success always in your Home Staging business!!!!!! Teri Woods CEO Home Stages Designs / Home Staging Resource Specialist Oregon ...read more
Today's Real Estate Market may be bad for some but for those of you looking to buy a home then you have a wonderful opportunity to own a home or investment property at a price well below current market value. There is a lot of hype surrounding buying pre-foreclosure property, but to most this is difficult and often disappointing route to finding a bargain property. The truth is that most pre-foreclosure homes have been financed way above todays realizable value and the lender is not prepared to come down that low at that stage. Typically these homes also have a second or junior lien holder who is desperately trying to hold onto the value in their loan. So no this is not the way to go. REO or Bank Owned property is a far better route with almost guaranteed success in purchasing a property at well below market value. These homes already gone through the foreclosure process and are now wholly owned by the bank, who does not want to keep them on their books for very long. They are also usually only interested in trying to recoup what was owed to them, remember the second or junior lien holder has already lost their stake in the property. The result is that you save a huge amount of money. Making an offer for an REO or Bank Owned property is also a much simpler process with acceptance usually taking around 48 hours and close can be as quick as you want. The secret is finding an agent who works for the Banks and has access to their Bank Owned property they will then be able to help you view, select and finalize the paperwork. Making the whole process simple and quick. If you want further information then please contact me, Graham Holmes, an experienced REO agent. I will provide details of property in your area and help you negotiate with the bank to get the bargain property you have been looking for. Graham Holmes Realtor e-Pro Reviron Realty 951 634 4118 ServingYucaipa, Hemetand all Surrounding Cities ...read more
By REviron Realty November 24, 2008
Foreclosed Bank Owned REO What Does it Mean Surely a lot of terminology in todays Foreclosure market can be very confusing and even daunting to some would be real estate investors. So how can we make it simpler? First of all let's explain the terminology and then look at sources for foreclosed bargains. What is aforeclosureorforeclosedproperty. Well the first important point is that these properties are no longer owned by the resident home owner or borrower and are now owned typically by the lender who made the loan on the property. This has usually come about because the owner failed to keep up with their payments to the lender and the lender enforced their right to take the property back through foreclosure. It is important not to mix these up with homes that are "in foreclosure". These homes are still owned by the borrower and it is far more difficult to negotiate a sale with the owner due to the outstanding loan balance and penalties that the lender is not always to write off. It is far easier to buyFORECLOSEDhomes. Many such homes are available on sites such aswww.repoandforeclosure.com Bank Ownedproperties are as they suggest homes that have been foreclosed and are now owned by the lender who made the loan. Again these are the best type of property for would be home owners or investors to buy. REOis a little harder for the home buyer to understand, but it stands for "Real Estate Owned". Well you may say owned by who? It means owned by the bank or lender. So it is the same as Bank Owned and has come about through the foreclosure process instigated by the lender. Lender Ownedis easier to understand as it really says it its self. Yes you guessed it the lender owns the property and is the same asBank Owned. So hopefully this clears up the terminology a little, now where do you find them. Firstly you have to be careful and not get taken in by less than scrupulous scammers out there who try to charge you for lists or access to web sites. Instead find yourself a good local Realtor who specializes in listing and Selling Bank Owned homes. Search such sites as Active Rain or Google for REO Agents and seek references from past clients. Any good Realtor will be only too happy to provide them. After-all if they are reluctant it may tell you that perhaps they either don't make many sales or have a bad reputation. If you are looking for Bank Owned foreclosed property in tha Inland Empire then look no further you have found the best source. I am a very experienced REO agent and along with The REO Team at REviron Realty can help you find the right Foreclosure property. Some of the cities with particularly good deals for home buyers and investors include Hemet, San Jacinto, Yucaipa, Banning, Beaumont, Temecula, Murrieta and Menifee. You will find many of these Bank Owned homes listed onwww.repoandforeclosure.comalong with useful information on buying these lender owned homes. Graham Holmes - REO Banked Owned Asset Management SpecialistREALTOR e-Pro 951 634-4118 ...read more
By REviron Realty November 24, 2008
What effect will the election results have on the real estate market? Generally, postpresidential election real estate markets tend to improve slightly. The boost tends to be greater if the winning vote was substantial. President-elect Obama won the popular vote by about 7%. If history repeats itself--and it usually does--the real estate market will continue to improve in 2009. Many believe the reason post-presidential markets generally improve is because consumer confidence increases after the American voter has the opportunity to express his/her will through the election process. The more people who agree with the election results, the greater the consumer confidence. The California Association of Realtors (CAR) predicts that prices will bottom out by mid-2009. CAR also predicts a 12.5% increase in the number of sales in California in 2009. Remember- -months ago, we predicted that an improving real estate market would lead us out of the recession. Forecasts of continued low interest rates, lower foreclosure numbers, and increasing consumer confidence in real estate should continue to bring about an improved real estate market. The one concern is the economy. The bailout that Congress passed will hopefully bring about results within the coming months, and the nationÃs economy will begin to heal. A final, encouraging observation: sales in September 2008 were up 96.7% from the same period in 2007. ...read more
By REviron Realty November 24, 2008
Attempting to find the perfect piece of real estate to purchase can be overwhelming. Fortunately, there are a couple of places to look at property listings that take a lot of the legwork out by providing lot size, square footage and other features. ...read more
Marketing is an important aspect of operating as a real estate broker. To become successful, you need to have the right marketing tools at your disposal, and also know how to effectively use those tools. There are many tools available that can help real estate brokers market their services and achieve... ...read more