new foreclosures were filed in Massachusetts over this past week,
ending Friday, March 19, 2010, 0 less new foreclosed
properties than last week with new foreclosure filings.
0 new foreclosures were filed in Massachusetts over this past week,
ending Friday, March 12, 2010, 549 less new foreclosed
properties than last week with 549 new foreclosure filings.
549 new foreclosures were filed in Massachusetts over this past week,
ending Friday, March 5, 2010, 82 more new foreclosed
properties than last week with 467 new foreclosure filings.
467 new foreclosures were filed in Massachusetts over this past week,
ending Friday, February 26, 2010, 55 less new foreclosed
properties than last week with 522 new foreclosure filings.
522 new foreclosures were filed in Massachusetts over this past week,
ending Friday, February 19, 2010, 69 less new foreclosed
properties than last week with 591 new foreclosure filings.
591 new foreclosures were filed in Massachusetts over this past week,
ending Friday, February 12, 2010, 98 more new foreclosed
properties than last week with 493 new foreclosure filings.
493 new foreclosures were filed in Massachusetts over this past week,
ending Friday, February 5, 2010, 15 more new foreclosed
properties than last week with 478 new foreclosure filings.
478 new foreclosures were filed in Massachusetts over this past week,
ending Friday, January 29, 2010, 35 more new foreclosed
properties than last week with 443 new foreclosure filings.
443 new foreclosures were filed in Massachusetts over this past week,
ending Friday, January 22, 2010, 25 more new foreclosed
properties than last week with 418 new foreclosure filings.
418 new foreclosures were filed in Massachusetts over this past week,
ending Friday, January 15, 2010, 140 more new foreclosed
properties than last week with 278 new foreclosure filings.
Foreclosures, Foreclosures, Foreclosures. That is a very popular term these days
and yet folks are queasy about the investment real estate market.Where do homeowners go when they lose their house?
Market rate housing or subsidized housing?
Traditionally, people do not have anything upon foreclosure and market rents are staying high in competitive markets. This leaves the affordable market as a great source for former homeowners.
A recent Associated Press Article outlined this crisis but also warned of another pending crisis.
278 new foreclosures were filed in Massachusetts over this past week,
ending Friday, January 8, 2010, 93 less new foreclosed
properties than last week with 371 new foreclosure filings.
You have found your perfect deal. Now you are looking for a government grant or program
to help you out.
This all requires a great team. Who is on your side?
My most common response to many who ask the question is that make sure you have a lawyer and accountant who know more than you.
Don't get into a position where you need to educate your vendors.
Are you finding deals are getting tougher to close with the new restrictions banks are pushing on
applicants?Is it taking longer to get a deal done? Have you stopped looking for new projects to acquire?
The last year has been a very difficult period in real estate history. Some markets have declined upwards of 50% in value with no light at the end of the tunnel. Not very good news if you started your "buy and hold" in 2007, but will certainly work better for you now in 2010 as you pick properties up for a fraction of their price three years ago.
371 new foreclosures were filed in Massachusetts over this past week,
ending Friday, January 1, 2010, 27 less new foreclosed
properties than last week with 398 new foreclosure filings.
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