Real Estate Marketing & Beyond

Real Estate, US Real Estate

Subprime Mortgages Becoming More Available, but at a Price

By Allison Halliday | March 24, 2014

Investing, US Real Estate

Raising Private Money To Finance Your Property Deals

By Donna S. Robinson | March 7, 2013

It really is possible to raise money from private individuals to fund the purchase of an investment property, or to buy a home to live in. The key is to make the right presentation, and that presentation should be constructed with your potential lender in mind.

Editorial Insider, Featured News, US Real Estate

Would Honesty, Education and Accountability Have Lessened Our Real Estate Market Woes?

By Anita Cooper | August 9, 2012

Whether or not you believe that housing has hit bottom, there are some things to be learned from the recent fiasco that was the housing market. Greed is an ugly business, a vice to be eradicated, especially in the markets.

Mortgage, Real Estate, US Real Estate

Credit Unions Enter Mortgage Market

By Allison Halliday | July 11, 2011

Traditionally credit unions have been used for lines of credit and car loans, but now they are entering the mortgage market. Although their rates are not amazingly competitive, they do have the advantage of being able to offer lower fees and more flexible terms. Some have quite relaxed membership rules, so that this source of […]

US Real Estate

Investors Want H&R Block's Subprime Lender to Pay Up

By Tavis J. Hampton | May 9, 2011

Several mortgage bond investors are seeking assistance to force a subprime lending unit of H&R Block Inc. to buy back billions of dollars worth of faulty loans. The company, called Option One back when it did its dirty work, is now known by the name Sand Canyon Corp (SCC). H&R Block sold off the servicing […]

US Real Estate

Minority Groups Less Likely to Secure A Mortgage

By Mike Wheatley | May 2, 2011

Obtaining a mortgage in a U.S. city nowadays is far more difficult for ethnic minority races to achieve, reports a new study released last Thursday. The authors of the study, “Paying More for the American Dream V”, called for mortgage lenders to increase their investments in poorer communities, as well as an improvement in disclosure requirements in order to protect borrowers.

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