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We know the foreclosure activity picked up. We also know that we have brisk activity when writing offers, many times, at a multiple-offer situation.
So it wasn't a shock to see this headline that talked about repossessions in the Bay area soaring. Read the storyIn the Bay Area, mortgage companies recorded 18,516 notices of default, up more ...
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Doom and gloom news are always sensationalized. So from time to time, it helps to have a reality check.
Kudos to First American Title Company who shares with us the Market Watch newsletter by a dynamo of a woman, Carole Rodoni. Carole is a sought-after speaker (and the much-revered ray of hope for the battered northern California market). We ...
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I submitted an offer on a short sale listing last week. I thought it was a strong offer --- full price, 10% down payment, 1% initial deposit, AS IS, standard contingency periods.
When I followed up with the listing agent to find out what the seller would like to do --- accept, counter offer or reject --- it appears she bypassed the seller. She ...
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As of today, in our local MLS. there are 12,041 active listings of which 2636 are REO (bank-owned) or 22%, and 2852 are short sales or 24%. Siince January 1, 2008, 1151 REOs closed, compared to 102 short sales.
Because of the painfully slow process of getting an acceptance, rejection or counteroffer to a short sale offer, I am more inclined to ...
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I have searched several sites, blogs, etc. for a concise answer to the question on the effect of a short sale on one's credit score.
It was mind-boggling to find so many different answers. And I am just as befuddled. For sure the credit score has to be negatively impacted since banks will surely report late payments. To approve short sales, a ...
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