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7 Ways To Avoid Foreclosure in Arizona

August 1, 2011

Read some great articles recently on facing foreclosure and how to avoid it.  Following are 7 ways to avoid foreclosure for you or anyone you know who may be in this situation: 1.  Loan Modification One thing you’ll see a lot about in today’s market is loan modification.  Banks are encouraged to take steps to [...]

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Breaks For Homeowners on August 1, 2011

July 25, 2011

As the Obama administration tries to revamp its troubled foreclosure-prevention program, they are trying to make it easier for unemployed homeowners to stay in their homes. As a result, beginning August 1, 2011, the Federal Housing Authority will extend the period for unemployed homeowners to miss mortgage payments from 3-4 months to a full year allowing [...]

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Positive News On The Homefront?

July 18, 2011

Chart courtesy of S&P/Case-Shiller National Home Price Index Home Prices Rebounding? According to CNN Money this week, the downward cycle in home prices broke in April after eight consecutive months of decline. Prices rose 0.7% compared with March, although they fell 0.1% when adjusted for the strong spring selling season.  Prices were down 4% year-over-year, [...]

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5 Arizona Foreclosure Trends

July 11, 2011

The residential real estate market in Arizona continues to be driven by foreclosure sales and short sales, with some experts are forecasting that this will go all the way into 2014! In the light of our current situation banks and lenders are changing their rules and arguing in the courts for changes in the laws. [...]

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5 Things You Won’t Want To Miss On Your Credit Report

July 5, 2011

When you are trying to qualify to buy a home or refinance your current home, you will want to know what your credit looks like.  A recent study showed that 19 percent of consumers in the U.S. who reported finding an error on their credit reports opted not to dispute the error because they either [...]

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10 Tips To Avoid Foreclosure

June 27, 2011

1. Contact Your Lender As Soon As You Realize That You Have A Problem. Lenders would rather not foreclose.  They have options such as loan modifications and the like to help borrowers through difficult financial times.  Check with your lender as soon as you think you are experiencing financial difficulty. 2. Don’t Ignore The Problem. [...]

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Foreclosures Still Prevalent

June 20, 2011

Housing Market Recovery According to Michael Fratantoni, Vice President of Research and Economics for the Mortgage Bankers Association, as the country struggles with a shadow housing inventory of 4.5 million distressed properties, a recovery could be up to at least four years away.  Not to mention these properties take more and more of the market [...]

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New Fannie Mae Guidelines

June 13, 2011

Well, a little late if you ask me but very needed nonetheless – Fannie Mae has announced that they have new rules to require mortgage servicers to act consistently and more rapidly with helping homeowners avoid foreclosure. Strong Customer Service Relationship Fannie told mortgage servicers they must try to build a “strong customer service relationship,” [...]

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Foreclosures Slow But Still Strong

May 30, 2011

Sales of distressed properties declined in the first quarter of the year, but they still accounted for 28 percent of all home sales.  This is six times the rate it would be in a normal housing market. Statistics According to RealtyTrac, Inc., foreclosure sales hit the highest share of overall sales in one year during [...]

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Senate Bill 1259: The Arizona Foreclosure Bill for Full Title History

May 25, 2011

Guest contributor: Frank Martin As a result of the financial meltdown after the great recession of 2007-2009, cities having facing foreclosure problems along with problems of handling unsecured debts. Many financial experts believe that in 2011 there will be increased rate of foreclosure on the mortgage loans. Similar is the case with Arizona, where foreclosure [...]

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