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Friday, September 23, 2011

What is a HUD Home?

What is a HUD Home? A HUD home is a foreclosure property that was taken over by HUD (Housing and Urban Development) as a result of a deficiency by the home owner on an FHA mortgage. HUD homes are available to anyone as long as they can qualify for a loan or pay in cash. HUD homes are sold "as-is". If a HUD home is in need of repairs, the price is marked down accordingly. HUD homes are sold through a bidding process where HUD-approved real estate agents submit sealed bids on behalf of their clients. HUD then reviews and typically accepts the highest bid.

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Tuesday, December 21, 2010

Real estate Services for Investors Phoenix Area

Real estate Services for Investors

INVESTOR + REALTOR LOYALTY= SUCCESS

Wealth Protection and the Creation of Growth are the biggest reasons people invest in Real estate. Over the past 3 year with the downturn in the Phoenix market many investors have created wealth protection and growth. Now it is your turn.

Most agents are taught to deal with retail, home buyers Realtor's deal with home owners purchasing their primary resident and are willing to pay 85-95% of the retail. Investors are looking for profit margins. Working with a Realtor who is experienced in working with investors know how to create a win-win to Locate those properties, Negotiate and Close the Deal.

Purchasing real estate is not all about price, it’s about timing, understand the market, knowing the neighborhood, creative thinking (outside the box) and knowing how to negotiation to create a win-win situation. How well can your agent negotiate on your behalf? You need to be absolutely certain your agent has the skills to effectively negotiate. A good agent is needed to professionally negotiate the offer with the REO agent, one who understands the needs of an investor and works diligently on behalf of YOU!

***SEARCH FOR HOMES IN PHOENIX* AND THE METRO PHOENIX AZ AREA *USING FLEXMLS®, THE OFFICIAL AND LIVE MLS!***

Should you be sitting on cash right NOW!!!

Sunday, April 18, 2010

Now is the time to be in the real estate market in Phoenix, AZ

Now is the time to be in the Real estate market in Phoenix, if you wait it will cost you. If you are looking for short term investment (fix and flip) or long term investment (rental w/ positive cash flow) I can help you meet your needs and exceed your expectations. What are you waiting for?
I will share with you how to start on a small budget. What are you waiting for?

Here in the Valley of Sun, Phoenix it is NOW cheaper to own then rent.

Contact Linda Wieczorek 602-391-8246 AZHomes4u@gmail.com to CHAT about or go look at Positive Cash Flow homes, duplex, triplex and 4plex inventory in Greater Phoenix Area. Take a look at all lender owned property and Foreclosures.

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WHY INVEST IN the Valley of the Sun Greater Phoenix

Residental Real Estate in many areas of AZ is selling for as little is 50% and less of 2006 pricing.
The savvy investor known and understands to buy when values are low and sell when values are high.

Friday, September 11, 2009

Millions More Foreclosures Coming

Analysts have estimated the number of foreclosures on the horizon. If the economy is improving, do we really have millions more foreclosures coming? That's what we are hearing and according to the U.S. Treasury, the answer is yes. In written testimony to Congress, Assistant Secretary for Financial Institutions, Michael Barr said that, regardless of the success of mortgage modification efforts, we should still expect 6 million in the next 3 years.

Mr. Barr’s testimony is certainly not welcome news for those anticipating a significant recovery in the housing market. In fact, it is an indication that significant recovery is still years away.

Recent reports have indicated that there are almost 3 million active, interest-only loans with a total value of almost $1 trillion, with loans of about $500 billion set to reset within the next 30 months. Then we have a large group of Option Arm mortgages set to recast during the next 2 years. These loans have a combined value of more than $125 billion.

The rising number of bankruptcies, up 36% in the second quarter over last year, with wealthy families filing at double that rate, creates a “perfect storm” of disastrous consequences for the housing market. With the likely prospect of millions more foreclosures coming, home prices and home sales will remain depressed until the market can achieve stabilization. And achieving stabilization will be a slow and painful process.

I can only imagine the glut of inventory stock at that point, Should make for an interesting real estate market. Full Story

If you would like a list of all foreclosed homes call Linda 602-391-8246 or send me an email azhomes4u@gmail.com

Tuesday, September 8, 2009

IT'S A JUNGLE OUT THERE! a Real estate "feeding frenzy"

For Buyer's who are trying to make sense of today's crazy real estate market.
IT'S A JUNGLE OUT THERE! a "feeding frenzy" and the survivors only reap the profits. With multiple offers, contract acceptance times running anywhere from a few days to months, appraisals not coming in and with the loan programs changing almost daily. This is a market where only the well thought out plan will survive. FHA Buyers mine as well wrestle an alligator. The Feeding frenzy is here and has been here,with the majority of homes available being short sales, all with multiple offers over asking, what's a buyer to do? Especially at the lower end of our market There is no room for slow decision makers, or indecisiveness if you want a home.

With all of that said, it doesn’t mean that it’s a bad time to buy,it's a GREAT time to buy, interest rates are low and the market is affordable more then ever.The reality is, there are still a lot more short sales and foreclosures and the banks are not really making the effort to make the process any easier, which is why the market, for many, is so complicated.

Now more than ever it is important to have a Realtor you can trust, one that has your best interests at heart, an alligator wrestler, a CNE Certified Negotiation EXPERT.

Give me a call Linda 602-391-8246

Thursday, August 13, 2009

Phoenix Bank Owned Homes | Greater Phoenix FREE Foreclosures For Sale | Phoenix REO MLS Search

Search REO, Foreclosure, Pre-Foreclosure, Short Sale Properties in Phoenix by map, by zip code, city, community, school and styles.

Welcome to the AZPrideProperty.com foreclosure / lender owned & pre-foreclosure / short-sale home search.

This search has been segregated already to only include pre-foreclosures and foreclosed properties.

Overall REO home prices are lower then normal homes for sale but often the REO properties are sold "as is" and they almost all need some work: some need lots of work while others just a bit of cosmetic improvements.

The process of buying an REO properties is a bit different then a normal sale but its still easier then a short-sale which has lots of risks for the buyer.

Call Linda Wieczorek to view Foreclosures 602-391-8246 or email AZhomes4u@gmail.com.

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Friday, April 3, 2009

Home Sales in Phoenix UP over last year

With Inventory Down and PRICES DOWN, it is time to buy a home or an Investment Property. Does it get any Better?

March 2008 / March 2009: Inventory down 15%
March 2008 / March 2009: Sold homes up 80%

The table represents the "Average Sold Home Price", Not the "Median Home Price" that is used as a measure of home prices in the statistics of the government and media.

Data courtesy of MLS

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