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How Will The Bank of America FORECLOSURE FREEZE Affect the Real Estate Market in the Coming Months?

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RISMEDIA, September 9, 2010—According to the 2009 NAR Profile of Home Buyers and Sellers, 93% of first-time buyers start their home search online. While buyer’s agents may spend time and marketing dollars online, many fail to accurately measure these marketing efforts to ensure they are reaching the right audiences. Fortunately, there is a variety of free or low-cost resources available to help agents measure their impact online.

From ad tracking to search engine optimization, here are just a few ways …

On this week’s Preforeclosure Daily Grind “Tip of the Week” we dive into the latest and greatest challenge when dealing with a Servicer (Lender) who goes against their Investor (the entity who owns the money) and their written guidelines and how to overcome it. We also cover the latest updates to our Real Estate Management Tool that will save you a lot of money, a deal in which we’ve had to go over a lenders head and straight to the …

I get comments, on a daily basis, about new real estate investors being so confused on who they should be listening to; reason being is that every so-called “Expert” seems to be touting the next “cutting edge” idea that will CHANGE the real estate industry. I will tell you what, it’s all a bunch of crap!  Listen in as I tell you what to look for and what to do before you invest one red cent into an “online educator.” …

According to “cure-rates” measured by a credit-rating firm, Fitch Ratings Ltd. borrowers are 24% LESS likely to cure their default than they were 5-7 years ago. Only 6% of homeowners who end-up in default try to cure the default, meaning that they pay the back-payments to prevent foreclosure. Reasons for the lower cure-rate range from homeowner “walk-away” attitudes in response to falling home prices, high unemployment rates, and over-extended credit. To make matters worse, the ridiculous lender backlogs and delays …