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Las Vegas Mortgage Modification Help

Ruth Ahlbrand — Tue, 08 Jun 2010 03:26:45 +0000

Las Vegas Mortgage Modification Help is the theme for our Blog post today. All you need to do is pick up the local Las Vegas Review Journal or read the national news and you get a sense of how frustrated Nevada Homeowners are trying to get Las Vegas Mortgage Modification Help.

One in 69 households in the state of Nevada is facing a Las Vegas Foreclosure according to the latest statistics from Realty Trac!

Whats…

Las Vegas Foreclosure Houses

Ruth Ahlbrand — Tue, 01 Jun 2010 21:48:53 +0000

Buying Las Vegas Foreclosure Houses requires careful attention to detail if you want to get the right foreclosure in the condition that fits your budget. We’ve put this outline together which is based on years of experience helping clients (Homeowners and Investors) buying Las Vegas Foreclosure Houses.

1) The Property history is very important when you are weighing the purchase of a Las Vegas Foreclosure Houses. We can help you obtain…

Investors Snapping up Las Vegas Foreclosures

Ruth Ahlbrand — Fri, 02 Apr 2010 02:26:54 +0000

Investors snapping up Las Vegas Foreclosures and house flipping have been phrases we are seeing via national media (this Business Week Article for example: “Return of the House Flippers”) and local; i.e. the Las Vegas Sun and the Review Journal.

We are pleased to have investors buying Las Vegas Real Estate, as many of these Las Vegas Homes have been Foreclosures and these purchases help our market by reducing home inventory as…

HAFA Program Impacts Las Vegas Real Estate

Ruth Ahlbrand — Sun, 14 Mar 2010 00:23:52 +0000

The Federal Government Programs enacted in the last 18 months are having minimal impact on the overall Las Vegas Foreclosure market as well as nationally. The programs are just not gaining traction in the market and the impact is just not significant when you take a hard look at the numbers.

Case in point, the $75 Billion (yes that’s “Billion”) foreclosure prevention program has only helped slightly over 100K homeowners in…

Las Vegas Foreclosure Assistance

Ruth Ahlbrand — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 07:41:28 +0000

Las Vegas Foreclosure Assistance is certainly needed by tens of thousands of residents around Las Vegas. We know of a number of resources that are publicly and freely available, including the Nevada Foreclosure Help run by the State of Nevada.

Here at RE/MAX CENTRAL of Las Vegas we are now offering free, no strings attached Las Vegas Foreclosure Assistance in our office via an attorney who is working standard business hours. Just…

Las Vegas Foreclosed Homes

Ruth Ahlbrand — Thu, 25 Feb 2010 00:17:21 +0000

Las Vegas Foreclosed Homes have been impacted by sales of traditional homes in January – this is first time this has occurred in two years, signaling more positive shifts in our local market.

Short Sales Driving Market

Short Sales are starting to overshadow foreclosed homes in terms of numbers and percentages. A Short Sale just means the home is sold for less than what is owed on the mortgage and is good…

Las Vegas Short Sale

Ruth Ahlbrand — Tue, 16 Feb 2010 05:08:43 +0000

A Las Vegas Short Sale is becoming the norm here in Las Vegas, as our tide of foreclosures begins to recede. We had over 21% of all homes sold in Las Vegas in January as a Short Sale according to the Greater Las Vegas Realtor’s Association (GLVAR). Prices appear to be stabilizing and our market is projected to be very similar to the last 12-18 months in general.

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Las Vegas Real Estate Shifting to Short Sales

Ruth Ahlbrand — Sat, 13 Feb 2010 03:42:56 +0000

The Las Vegas Real Estate Market is shifting from one that has been foreclosure-driven for much of the past 18-24 months to Short Sales. Why is this occurring? Simple question, with a complex answer.

Banks and Financial institutions are shifting to Short Sales for a couple of primary reasons: first, they make more money, as the homeowner can stay in the home and they don’t have to put the house in…