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2010
The recent recession and slow recovery has wreaked havoc on businesses and households throughout Dallas TX, alike. But there is progress being made in North Texas. Pending sales increased for the second consecutive month, according to the National Association of Realtors and their latest Pending ...
10/12/2010
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They comprise only a small share of homebuyers in the U.S., but more and more foreign buyers are coming to America for the homeownership piece of the dream. More than a quarter of Realtors, 28 percent, reported working with at least one international client in the past year, up from 23 percent du...
10/11/2010
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In Dallas, TX the unemployed are getting loans and they might not have to pay all the money back. HUD is offering bridge loans to people who are out of work and have fallen behind on their mortgage payments. Earlier this week, The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) announced a...
10/09/2010
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Buying a home in Dallas, TX is perhaps the most arduous, expensive and, ultimately, valuable acquisition you'll ever complete Just one mistake could mean disaster - could be the worst mistake you'll ever make. In order to avoid titanic trip ups during such a trying transaction, RealEstate.com sug...
10/08/2010
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The recent news of "robo-signing" (signing off on foreclosures without reviewing and verifying the information in the documents) has chilled the rapid pace of foreclosures... at least for now. JPMorgan Chase has frozen foreclosures in about half the country due to the paperwork fiasco. "It didn't...
10/07/2010
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It's goes against accepted ethics, but there are those who prey upon the weak and desperate in today's housing market. If you find yourself upside down on your loan, facing default and foreclosure, then beware. There may be those lurking nearby, waiting for a chance to take advantage of your vuln...
10/06/2010