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Residential, US Real Estate

The Curse of Stigmatized Homes

By Mike Wheatley | March 21, 2011

Featured News, US Real Estate

US Real Estate Prices Continue to Tumble

By Mike Wheatley | March 18, 2011

According to the Core Logic Home Price Index, newly released figures for January 2011 show that the prices for US residential homes fell for the sixth month in a row, and are now worth 5.7% less than they were this time last year.

Real Estate Investing

Property23 Approaching Its 4,000th Investment Purchase

By Tavis J. Hampton | February 16, 2011

Property23 specializes in providing affordable investment opportunities for is customers, making the most of low-cost foreclosed houses that would otherwise sit vacant and unsold. With millions of foreclosed houses on the market, and Property23 invests in high-quality properties, refurbishes them, and helps customers make informed purchases.

Jobs Down, Home Inventories Up, What Else Is New?

By Phil Butler | January 7, 2011

December's dismal jobs numbers combined with an overall increase in home inventories paints a pretty grim picture for the start of 2011. Experts expectations have not been met for months, and still media and the industry is all too often overly positive in their forecasting and evaluation of the situation. Without good jobs, jobs that help pay mortgages, no market will be emerging this year or any year from the greatest recession in 80 years.

Home Buying In A Buyer's Market 101

By Khary Reynolds | January 7, 2011

The single best advice anyone can get for buying real estate during a downturn is to do their homework. Fantastic fortunes have been won and lost entering into a bullish "buyer's market" - get your numbers in a row. Seeking the advice of a real estate professional is always a good idea when buying a home, but even more so when the market is stagnated. A good deal may be a pig in a poke.

Real Estate Market Forecasts: Are They Inflated?

By Phil Butler | January 2, 2011

One economist warns investors of putting too much confidence in the real estate market just yet. One of the world's top portfolio experts, David Rosenberg, says the market is still too mercurial being propped up by government incentives. He warns that the economy and Wall Street are far too dependent still no what happens with the housing market. Are some experts inflating expectations? Without a recovered job situation, there is no chance for the housing situation in the long term.

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