Scottsdale Realtor Jeff Cameron giving Blood – taking a break from selling homes. My 6 year old son Carter took this picture. Thank you, Jeff Cameron The Cameron Team Keller Williams Integrity First Realty (480)502-7699 office Your Scottsdale McDowell Mountain Ranch Realtor Specializing in Foreclosure and Short Sale Real Estate Sent from my iPhone Posted…Read More→
HOT NEWS ON THE REAL ESTATE MARKET – WELLS FARGO, FANNIE MAE AND FREDDIE MACK MAKE MAJOR CHANGE!
I hope this video is helpful to you. The banks are changing again. With this change we will see a huge increase in Foreclosures over the next 6 months. So basically Wells Fargo, Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and other large banks are changing their policy on extending foreclosure dates and close of escrow dates.
Average mortgage rates rise to 4.37%
Wow, how the words higher rates be associated with 4.37% interest rates. These are all time low rates. They have inched up over the past couple of weeks, but they are still very low. These are record lows tracking back to 1971. Wow. Did you see the 15 year? 3.82%, that is like FREE money….Read More→
Swimming at The Village at DC Ranch
6:13 am and we just finished 1,200 meters of swimming. What a workout! One benefit of the injured hip is getting into swimming! Loving it! Thank you, Jeff Cameron The Cameron Team Keller Williams Integrity First Realty (480)502-7699 office Your Scottsdale McDowell Mountain Ranch Realtor Specializing in Foreclosure and Short Sale Real Estate Sent from…Read More→
Study Shows Wealthy Benefit Most from US Tax Subsidies
Wednesday, 22 Sep 2010 Reuters Billions of dollars in U.S. tax breaks to encourage home ownership, retirement savings, business start-ups and education mostly benefit top income earners and do little to help low- and middle-income people build wealth, a report released Wednesday said. The U.S. government spent nearly $400 billion, mostly through tax breaks, in…Read More→
More than half exit foreclosure-relief program
Wednesday, 22 Sep 2010 The Associated Press WASHINGTON – The Obama administration’s flagship mortgage-relief effort is failing to ease the foreclosure crisis as more than half of those who have enrolled have fallen out of the program. As of August, approximately 680,000 homeowners who applied to get their mortgage payments lowered, or about 51 percent,…Read More→
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