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Thursday, December 17, 2009
Friday, December 11, 2009
Peter Schiff on Housing Video Blog
Peter Schiff shows his economic brilliance and foresight in this 10 minute video blog. Mr Schiff, who is running for the US Senate seat occupied by Christopher Dodd was one a few people who correctly foresaw and tried to warn others about the housing bubble. His common sense approach and plain speak make him a likable fellow who is still mocked and ignored by pundits and press for his criticism of mainstream (Obamanomic) thinking.
In this video, Mr. Schiff gives his analysis of the days financial events and talks about the bond market, debt ceiling and a recent WSJ article about people walking away from their homes.
In this video, Mr. Schiff gives his analysis of the days financial events and talks about the bond market, debt ceiling and a recent WSJ article about people walking away from their homes.
Wednesday, December 9, 2009
House Flipping Makes A Comeback
Check out this video from tonight's Kudlow Report.
The experts make the case that you need to be an expert or avail the services of one to make money in foreclosures and short sales.
They make the point that you cannot enter the property and do an inspection to see if the property has been trashed.
The leads offered by www.shortsaleleads.org are contacts with actual homeowners that are interested in doing a short sale.
The experts make the case that you need to be an expert or avail the services of one to make money in foreclosures and short sales.
They make the point that you cannot enter the property and do an inspection to see if the property has been trashed.
The leads offered by www.shortsaleleads.org are contacts with actual homeowners that are interested in doing a short sale.
Monday, December 7, 2009
Tuesday, December 1, 2009
Treasury Issues Guidance On Short Sales
Friday, June 4, 2010
Home Affordable Foreclosure Alternatives Update
The governments HAFA program has had some last minute changes that makes the program twice as appealing to potential short sellers. The foreclosure alternative program now pays out $3000 to homeowners who sell their house for less than they owe - a short sale and now $6000 to second lien holders. Previously the government paid out only $1500.
Lenders are compelled under the new rules to answer a valid offer within ten days. Before theses rules lenders did not have any time constraints and short sales were anything but short.
Lenders who offer HAMP modifications must offer the HAFA program before they can foreclose. The HAFA rules apply only to loans made prior to 2009. The borrower must be "at-risk", which means that they have a verifiable hardship. The program only applies to conforming loans under $729,250 and their first mortgage payment must be less than 31% of income.
Original Post
Under "The Home Affordable Foreclosure Alternatives Program" the Treasury will be issuing checks to homeowners for $1500 and $1000 to lenders when they execute a short sale agreement. Second lien holders will get up to $3000 to release their interest in a property. The lender must forgive the unpaid balance on the loan.
Under the new guidelines, lenders have only 10 days to approve or disapprove the transaction.
Here is a link to the Government guidance. https://www.hmpadmin.com/portal/docs/hamp_servicer/sd0909.pdf
http://www.reuters.com/article/ousivMolt/idUSTRE5AT5X520091130
Home Affordable Foreclosure Alternatives Update
The governments HAFA program has had some last minute changes that makes the program twice as appealing to potential short sellers. The foreclosure alternative program now pays out $3000 to homeowners who sell their house for less than they owe - a short sale and now $6000 to second lien holders. Previously the government paid out only $1500.
Lenders are compelled under the new rules to answer a valid offer within ten days. Before theses rules lenders did not have any time constraints and short sales were anything but short.
Lenders who offer HAMP modifications must offer the HAFA program before they can foreclose. The HAFA rules apply only to loans made prior to 2009. The borrower must be "at-risk", which means that they have a verifiable hardship. The program only applies to conforming loans under $729,250 and their first mortgage payment must be less than 31% of income.
Original Post
Under "The Home Affordable Foreclosure Alternatives Program" the Treasury will be issuing checks to homeowners for $1500 and $1000 to lenders when they execute a short sale agreement. Second lien holders will get up to $3000 to release their interest in a property. The lender must forgive the unpaid balance on the loan.
Under the new guidelines, lenders have only 10 days to approve or disapprove the transaction.
Here is a link to the Government guidance. https://www.hmpadmin.com/portal/docs/hamp_servicer/sd0909.pdf
http://www.reuters.com/article/ousivMolt/idUSTRE5AT5X520091130
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