All the Real Estate News That’s Fit to RE-Print™
The “good news” continues…
Home prices increased 10.5 percent in March and foreclosure filings decreased 23 percent from April 2012. But 48% of real estate experts surveyed say another housing bubble is a moderate to high risk.
All the Real Estate News That’s Fit to RE-Print™
Real estate news highlights include: House prices are still rising; bad mortgages hit their lowest level since 2008; foreclosures have decreased 16%; and much more…
All of the real estate market news is positive: reduced inventories, faster sales, strong rental demand, and increasing prices in many metro areas. The time to invest in real estate is NOW.
Here’s how you can overcome the roadblocks to your success.
All the Real Estate News That’s Fit to RE-Print™
We have a hefty amount of real estate news this week:
Home prices increased 10.2 percent on a year-over-year basis, first quarter foreclosure activity is at the lowest level since Q2 2007, housing inventories picked up modestly in March, the housing industry is making important progress across many key indicators, and much more…
All the Real Estate News That’s Fit to RE-Print™
We have a bunch of real estate news this week, including:
Home prices are up 8%, shadow inventory is down, new home sales are dropping while housing permits increase. Foreclosure inventory is up 9% and much, much more….
You recognize that today’s real estate investing opportunities are the best that we have experienced in many years. But real estate appears to be so complicated and so risky that you never do your first deal.
How can you avoid the mistakes and risks associated with being a new real estate investor?
All the Real Estate News That’s Fit to RE-Print™
Top stories this week:
Freddie Mac brought suit against Barclays, Bank of America, Citibank, and several other institutions for investment losses related to alleged rate-rigging practices, home values climbed for the 16th straight month, new construction rose 28% in the past year, and owning a home costs 44% less than renting…
Question: Which investments have benefited the most over the past century as a result of low interest rates and increasing inflation?
Answer: Real Estate
After the end of “The Great Depression” (1929 – 1939), many investors created wealth by picking up assets for a fraction of their values. Will history repeat itself any time soon?
Many real estate investors either don’t know how to accurately assess value or they think they have the right values when, in fact, they do not. If you don’t know how much a house is worth before you buy it or flip it, you’re just asking for trouble.
All the Real Estate News That’s Fit to RE-Print™
We have four important stories this week:
Home price gains could be threatened, foreclosure starts increased 10 percent from the previous month, bank REOs decreased 11 percent from the previous month, and housing inventory is now at its lowest level since January 1994.
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