Posted on 30 November 2008. Tags: landlord, phoenix az, phoenix real estate, real estate agent, real estate investment, real estate investment properties, scottsdale az real estate, security deposits
“Sharks smell blood in the water.”, I think that is how the old saying goes. Unfortunately, this old proverb is all too real in today’s Phoenix real estate market. When people struggle, hustlers, sharks and scam artists show up to try and take advantage of fear and suffering. Phoenix AZ real estate is down more [...]
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Posted on 29 November 2008.
I love talk radio. I listen to news, political and business talk radio all the time. On Saturday (today), local talk radio shows are more prevalent as they take over the air-waves that are mostly made of nationally syndicated talk radio shows during the business week. Today, As I was driving home from breakfast this [...]
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Posted on 28 November 2008. Tags: AZ, declaration of hardship, foreclosure, hardship letter, loan modification, phoenix, real estate, reo, Scottsdale, short sale
Phoenix AZ real estate and Scottsdale real estate has been declining in value. As a result, lenders have been less willing to loan money to refinance homes. Thus, foreclosures numbers are rising and banks are taking possession of real estate called lender owned real estate (REO). In order to combat growing inventory of bank owned [...]
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Posted on 27 November 2008. Tags: phoenix real estate, scottsdale az real estate
It is has been a trying year for Phoenix AZ real estate owners. Even Scottsdale AZ, normally an island unto itself, has seen the affects of an ailing greater Phoenix AZ real estate market. If you are reading my blog, Phoenix AZ real estate is important to you. And speaking for myself and co-workers, the [...]
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Posted on 26 November 2008. Tags: american homeowner, AZ, bailout, bank lender, congressional leaders, foreclosures, homes for sale, loss mitigation, mortgage lending, peoria az, pharmacists, phoenix, phoenix az, poor language, poor management, price decline, rescue act, unemployment
Recently, there has been loud complaints of the accelerated price decline of Phoenix AZ real estate. Although opinion differ what is the problem, no one can deny that there are several problems contributing. Experts point towards mounting inventory of Phoenix AZ homes for sale, rising unemployment, the large number of foreclosures, poor management of loss [...]
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Posted on 25 November 2008. Tags: az real estate, banks, foreclosure, foreclosures, phoenix az, scottsdale az real estate
I guess someone is listening. Or, at least, someone is reading my Phoenix AZ real estate and Scottsdale AZ real estate blog. Ok, Ok, maybe I am being a little overzealous with my readers. However, to make myself feel better, I will take credit for the following. Yesterday, I wrote a story disputing a real [...]
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Posted on 24 November 2008. Tags: AZ, foreclosures, phoenix, real estate, Scottsdale, zero interest rate policy, zirp
Phoenix AZ real estate is near the top of the list of price declines. Not a great title. In fact, a recent RL Brown report shows that most parts of greater Phoenix AZ real estate have now declined past 4 year lows, retracing all the gains of 2004-2005. Scottsdale AZ real estate prices and Phoenix [...]
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Posted on 23 November 2008. Tags: 30 year fixed mortgage, AZ, fountain hills, home buyers, Investing, paradise valley, phoenix, real estate, Scottsdale, short sale
As a Scottsdale AZ real estate agent, I interact with real estate buyers and sellers. As a result, you can imagine the range of emotions I hear on a daily basis. If you are a Phoenix AZ real estate owner or real estate investor, the emotions range from shock to sadness to anger. I am [...]
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