US Real Estate

Big Banks Face Their Toughest Foes - Almost Everyone

By Phil Butler | January 13, 2011
Legislators are now being confronted not only by borrowers who say banks are to blame for their foreclosure situation, but investor groups who stand to regain billions. In Washington regulators stand poised to put the screws to the banking industry.
US Real Estate

Home Prices Down 30 Percent Nationwide

By Reno Charlton | January 12, 2011
S.&P./Case-Shiller index suggests massive opportunities for those investors capable of taking advantage of the "buyer's market" in place this year. With home prices poised to hit bottom, some experts suggest now is the time to invest. Still, the industry will encourage caution. For some though, all time low price is a powerful incentive.
US Real Estate

Where the Best Foreclosures Roam

By Reno Charlton | January 11, 2011
It is no secret that investors can gain windfalls by buying some foreclosed properties. A recent study shows clear advantages to buying forclosures in some cities too. Where price is the determining factor, clearly some places are better than others. But depressed markets have their down side too. Forbes' list of cities most likely to drop prices again this year reveals at least cost advantages if the investor does his or her homework.
Residential

Mortgage Crisis: When "Next Time" Arrives

By Khary Reynolds | January 5, 2011
The economic crisis has been blamed on everything from Wall Street conniving to sun spots, but in truth the biggest part of the recession is due to overinflated credit expectations. Loan approvals which never should have been given the stamp of approval caused borrowers and banks to fall into a deep crevasse of debt. The solution for budding homeowners is simple, ensure your ability to buy and maintain your home.
Real Estate

Home Value Projections for 2011

By Khary Reynolds | January 4, 2011
The US housing market is till in stagnation even with government initiatives to relieve foreclosures and short sales. Until the job market improves, there is little chance for a full recovery even in the long term. However, price incentives do prop up the market for 2011. It's a buyer's housing market, but just how many people have the money to buy?
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