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Raves for Vena Jones Cox Real Estate Investing Seminar at Capital Area REIA
Raves for Vena Jones Cox Real Estate Investing Seminar at Capital Area REIA
www.REI-TV.com and Nick Cifonie teach how you can sell ANY house with seller or owner financing! Get a property under contract, find a buyer, and get CASH for the note! In this market, finding a buyer is the key to making money. How many buyers can you find if almost ANYONE can get funded? Watch www.REI-TV.com regularly for tips and real estate investor help and techniques.
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Raves for Vena Jones Cox Real Estate Investing Seminar at Capital Area REIA
Raves for Vena Jones Cox Real Estate Investing Seminar at Capital Area REIA
Raves for Vena Jones Cox Real Estate Investing Seminar at Capital Area REIA
Nick Cifonie, host of www.rei-tv.com talks about the contracts you should be using when you sell with a lease option.
Raves for Vena Jones Cox Real Estate Investing Seminar at Capital Area REIA
Raves for Vena Jones Cox Real Estate Investing Seminar at Capital Area REIA
The Housing Mortgage Market Review came out this month – you can see the original at http://www.pmi-us.com/PDF/may_10_pmi_hammr.html
Home sales rose in March. The main reasons given are the homebuyer tax credit, rebound from the bad weather during the winter months and a better outlook for jobs and demographics.
I expect that April sales looked good as well, though I am doubtful that this will continue into May. Since the homebuyer tax credit ended in April, I expect that May sales will have fallen. I also think that the continued turmoil in Europe is going to have an affect in the overall economy here and that will affect house sales.
It is also expected that house prices and interest rates will remain unchanged through this year.
The chart that I found most interesting showed the percentage of mortgages that are ‘seriously delinquent’ (pg 5). The trendlines on this chart show that more and more mortgages are headed into foreclosure – a trend which will definately hold down the housing prices in the future.