Foreclosures Down?

Posted on: Thu, 01/12/2012 - 17:02

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Foreclosures Down?

While the report today in the news is that foreclosures are down and at the lowest since 2007, we also read that people are staying in their foreclosed homes for years in another article although with a fight on their hands. Last week I also read or heard on the news that Some who have Freddie Mac and other such homes are being allowed to stay in them for up to a year without paying their mortgage if... http://nationalreihomes.com/real-estate-news-blog.html

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Posted on: Wed, 02/01/2012 - 01:41 #1

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2012 - foreclosure market

All of the articles that I've been reading are stating that 2012 will not be seeing any slowdown as far as foreclosures are concerned. That means more opportunities for investors! This really will be a great year, every investor needs to take advantage of the deals!

thank you for sharing!

Karen

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