Radio Interview on Foreclosure Prevention on Eugene KPNW
June 27, 2011 by Jack Collie · Leave a Comment
For those that didn’t hear the interview and would like to, here is a link to the program. One of the things we discussed are a couple of the resources out there to help people that are in danger of losing their home. One of them is NEDCO, the Neighborhood Economic Development Corporation, located in downtown Springfield.
They offer foreclosure counseling and also home buyer classes, the ABC’s of Home Buying. The other was the State of Oregon Department of Finance and Corporate Securities. They have an excellent publication called “Foreclosure, You can avoid it.” Just follow that link and you can read it.
I am here to assist people qualify for a home. Even af
1305 Brandi Cir, Kyle, TX 78640 – Steeplechase
June 27, 2011 by Matthew Bond · Leave a Comment
Neighborhood: Steeplechase Ph 02 MLS Number: 9599482 1,855 sq ft (per tax record), 3 beds, 2 baths Lot size: 8,407 sq ft (.19 acres)
This house has a huge living/dining room, large kitchen with plenty of cab net space and island, parquet flooring in most of the home, private master suite, four side brick and backs to the Steeplechase Park.
Sub-tropical splendour with a cool price tag
June 27, 2011 by Jack Collie · Leave a Comment
Portugal’s economic problems might be enough to put many overseas property buyers off, but the Portuguese island of Madeira is still proving popular with home-seekers from all over Europe.
Wealthy retirees have long had a love affair with the place, but now budget airlines are providing affordable flights, London is just three hours away, its attractions are being discovered by a new generation of visitors.
“For many years Madeira was considered a popular destination for the ‘blue-rinse brigade’, largely due to the year-round sub-tropical climate, and they tended to holiday in the capital city of Funchal.
House Prices May Not See Recovery Until 2014
June 26, 2011 by Jack Collie · Leave a Comment
U.S. home prices won’t rise consistently until 2014 amid continuing structural problems in the housing market, an economist argues.
In Capital Economics latest look at the housing market, economist Paul Dales says that the current double dip in the market won’t reverse course quickly. He argues that the low level of demand isn’t something that a general economic recovery can easily fix.
Rising down-payment requirements for homes are keeping first-time buyers on the sidelines, while widespread negative equity is making it difficult for repeat buyers to move up to more expensive houses. “These
Lack of funding brings the CHRANZ house down
June 26, 2011 by Darcy Beg · Leave a Comment
Property News
Lack of funding brings the CHRANZ house down
King sees potential pitfalls in state housing shake-up
Willems questions 2007 valuations
Government offers to buy 5,100 Christchurch homes
Issues Paper on housing affordability released today
Government to update on Christchurch tomorrow
Auckland house prices up over quarter, but ‘bumps ahead’ says BNZ
The Centre for Housing Research Aotearoa New Zealand (CHRANZ) has announced its closure today after failing to secure ongoing cornerstone funding. <