Tag: the foreclosure
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Atlanta Investment Property Market
Atlanta Investment Property For over ten years, the state of Georgia excelled in many areas, including housing. The state was heralded as a top-growing U.S. region. Then it happened; the real estate market took a severe nose-dive. Cities and states throughout the nation suffered at the hands of a brutal economic crisis, and The Peach…
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Economy Looking Up for the Self Storage Business in 2012
With studies being conducted on economic growth for the upcoming year, there are plenty of stats to mull over. Thankfully though, the results are showing that the self storage industry has room to thrive. Due to signs of upturns and changes in the way many are choosing to do business – including subsidies and a…
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10 Cap Investment Properties
As a real estate investor if you’re going to take on the risk of owning property, you need to have a shot at getting a very nice return. Most people getting into real estate usually have enough extra cash for one additional acquisition. Therefore, if you’re going to tie up a bunch of your cash…
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Chicago Foreclosures & Chicago Short Sales
Chicago Foreclosures & Chicago Short Sales The Chicago real estate market still is awash with distressed properties. For savvy real estate buyers and investors this offers a tremendous opportunity. There are thousands of pre-foreclosures listed on the market but Chicago real estate buyers do have to be careful as a large percentage of these are simply…
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Chicago Foreclosure Real Estate Investment
With more than one in 10 houses in Chicago vacant, and experts expecting the foreclosure crisis to continue to grow, nonprofits and the city are renting out more of those properties and offering incentives for those willing to buy. Neighborhood Housing Services, a 35-year-old Chicago non-profit, this year will lend $18 million for single-family home…
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Denver Foreclosure Process
Denver Foreclosure Process by Skyler Moore: The foreclosure process is a state police power, which means that every state is allowed to set it owns laws and procedures. Some states tend to be more friendly to third party investors, while others make it more difficult for investors to pick up properties at a discount. In…