Janet has a great suggestion. Compare mortgage offers and rates.
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There is no such thing as good luck in real estate. There is only calculated and informed risk taking. Foreclosures tend to be good deal but they tended to need alot of cash to be fixed up. If construction is not your forte might as well buy a lower priced home in better condition.
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Thank you!
DOM PASCUAL, J.D., ESQ.
ASSOCIATE REAL ESTATE BROKER
Demsker Realty
"Your Experts in NYC Luxury Apartments & Lofts"
304 Park Avenue South
New York, NY 10010
Cell: (631) 741-2764
E-mail: dompascual@gmail.com
Join my social network: http://cityamicus.com
Company Website: http://demskerrealty.com/
Blog: http://dompascual.wordpress.com/
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Twitter: http://twitter.com/dompascualesq
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That is no exagerration. Our networking and activity are nonstop. This website is about one thing: setting you up to make more money in real estate. That takes networking and we do it right on the Pos
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I am res. net certified, equator certified, and i work with LPS and Ocwen-Altisource, some of the biggest servicers in the East Coast. I have experience with foreclosures in NYC since 1993. Feel free to contact me at 917-559-2002 or manuel.vargas@elliman.com... more
If you are interested in houses in Bayside, please call me. My name is John and I can be reached at 212-714-1027 ext 11. I would be happy to assist you. Thank you and good luck.
Most of the homeowners are not aware of the time period than is been taken to foreclose the property. Different states would have different time period for foreclosure to take place. If you want to gain
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By David M. Levitt China’s oldest bank is expanding in New York lending for trophy buildings as Europe’s debt crisis sweeps away the last wave of foreign financiers. Bank of China Ltd. increased its
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Not sure where the ad was seen; if it appeared on RealtyTrac, Keep in mind that RealtyTrac's information may not always be accurate and oftentimes can be misleading--you could be looking at a lis pendens property--notice of default--some of those properties may not be for sale yet, and some may never be, if the default is satisfied by the owner. If you are interested in foreclosures, work with an agent--he/she will have access to reliable information, as most of them end up being listed by a broker --also don't overlook traditional sales as some may turn out to be a much better bargain than some of the foreclosure properties. Be aware that a mortgage pre-approval letter is required in order to determine your price range and for any offers to be taken seriously.... more
I will answer this question 2 ways not sure how you stand with your mortgage.
The mortgage company has not foreclosed and you are behind on association fees. The bank may elect to pay your outstanding association fees then include them in your escrow account, protecting their mortgage from possible encumbrances or foreclosure by the association.
The mortgage company has foreclosed and paid the association fees to remove their encumbrance allowing them to transfer the property to the party with a clean title. The bank has every right to attempt to collect any out of pocket expenses when fling for a deficiency judgement, whether they will bother is the big question
Good Luck
Bob Patrick
Buy a home after foreclosure, short sale, deed-in-lieu-of or bankruptcy expert
Movin-On LLC
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Hi Jack,
if your home gets foreclosed on and sells for more than whats owed on the mortgage at auction, then you are entitled to money back. However there are a TON of fees that will be put on top of your mortgage balance.
2 questions i have for you... Did you get foreclosed on already? and How do you know your home is worth more than your mortgage?
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Hello,
I deal with these types of properties. If funds are readily available, auctions are a good place to catch a great deal but it requires an immediate down payment if offer is accepted by financial rep @ time of auction (they have ultimate say so for acceptance of winning bid). I will see what is coming up @ shoot you an email in these regards.
Thanks,
Brian Moore
bmoore@manapts.com
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I read this article today on the NYTimes about the serious financial mistakes a financial advisor made during the real estate boom. It goes to show you that what has happened to millions of Americans
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This is great news for homeowners who are underwater and consistently make payments every month. Now they can take advantage of the amazingly low interest rates and refinance. Saving a couple hundred dollars
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In answer to your initial question, I've been reading that it takes somewhere around 900 days to foreclose in NY...You can google New York days to foreclose and you will see all the recent articles on how long it takes. Regarding where your friend is in the process, you have to realize it takes countless certified letters from attorneys and notices posted etc for the bank to foreclose. They will be notified for sure. There is a major back log of foreclosures everywhere, it's possible they just didn't get to it yet. Unless they bring their mortgage current, they are coming. As far as being evicted, this also takes notices from attorney's and they will be notified, but if they are still living there, they will most likely be contacted by an agent and offered cash for keys, which they should take. We list and sell bank owned properties in NJ and last year, I met the sheriff at a home who put out a mother and her 9 year old son in a blizzard in January. So, not sure if they 'don't evict in the winter' in NY, but they do here. Sounds like they have some time, but they should be preparing to move if they are not taking steps to keep their home.... more
All NYC buildings require insurance certificates for work to be done in your apt. That includes trash out. Some buildings to not enforce it. For your own security and peace of mind it is best to get an insurance certificate. If you want to take the chance, then go for it. By any legal document you have for living in that building you are responsible for anything that is done to the building. There are 100 things that could go wrong and you would be on the hook. Weigh the risks involved.... more
If you can't see some of the information Click HereAs a home owner facing foreclosure might look at his situation and think both Short Sale and Foreclosure will be the same, so he'd better let it “stream”
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As a home owner, falling behind on your mortgage and facing foreclosure can be hard.We like to help you get out of this tough times and find the best solution for you.We understand that by yourself,
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