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Can "Regular" sellers still sell?

I speak with homeowners all the time who ask me if they'd be able to sell in the current Phoenix area real estate market. They ask how they can possibly compete against all the REO's (foreclosures) and short sales - all the "distressed"

Four States Top the Foreclosure List

The bad news continues... foreclosures continue... and are expected to increase in 2010. Despite government and financial industry efforts, homeowners continue to struggle. And, of course, the states that benefited the most from the real estate boom a

Sellers Most Frequently Asked Escrow Questions

Sellers most frequently asked questions about escrow.

The Appraisal Process Explained

All you wanted explained about appraisals. All about appraisals!

Closing Costs – Who pays what?

Even though most costs in a real estate transaction can be negotiated between the buyer and seller, there are lots of costs that are traditionally paid by one party or the other. The list I made should be helpful for you The seller can generally be expected

Mortgage Aid Plan

It looks like there will be good news for the hundreds of thousands of Americans facing foreclosure. Yep, this includes Arizona residents too. There was recently an 83-9 senate vote in favor of a Federal Housing Administration backing of $300 billion

Mortgage Companies Lose Proof of Debt?

Click The Photo To Watch The Video I came across this very interesting video, so I figured I would share. It seems that if you are in foreclosure and the bank is trying to take your home you may be able to buy little extra time and maybe get a chance

"Regular" Sellers Trying Hard To Compete

In the present real state market, bank-owned foreclosurs and short sales are a huge part of the houses for sale, "regular" sellers (non-short sale and non-foreclosure ) are trying very hard to compete. A lot of these short sale and foreclosure

What is a short sale?

I've gotten this question a lot lately. Many people don't know that if you are behind on your mortgage, have little or no equity, and have a pretty good reason for these late payments, you can get your lender to cover the commissions and closing