May 18, 2012

Report: U.S. home prices forecast ‘tied’ to foreclosure sales

Report: U.S. home prices forecast ‘tied’ to foreclosure sales
The overwhelming amount of distressed real estate has dragged down home prices virtually nationwide and will continue to do so as long as homeowners continue to struggle meeting their monthly mortgage obligations, according to Moody’s Economy.com. From the report (via DSNews.com): “We expect that house prices will continue to decline because the pipeline of distressed mortgages is [...]

The overwhelming amount of distressed real estate has dragged down home prices virtually nationwide and will continue to do so as long as homeowners continue to struggle meeting their monthly mortgage obligations, according to Moody’s Economy.com.

From the report (via DSNews.com):

“We expect that house prices will continue to decline because the pipeline of distressed mortgages is substantial and because the price discounts for distress sales weaken all house prices.”

This is music to the ears for buyers and investors. And it’s a major reason the best foreclosure-related opportunities fly off the market.

Getting in on the action now, before the prices begin their gradual climb up, is an incredibly smart decision now and in the future.

It’s more than likely instant equity!

There are also a ton of options from which to choose — there is something for everyone out there if you dig deep enough.

Moody’s predicts a “rebound” by 2012, meaning that in two years these buyer-friendly conditions and amazing deals could be history. And there’s no telling if the getting, from a buyers/investors perspective, will ever get this good anytime soon.

Act fast before it’s too and help yourself … and a homeowner!



Foreclosed homes for sale in Colorado get gobbled up at REDC auction

Foreclosed homes for sale in Colorado get gobbled up at REDC auction
Another city, more happy homeowners. REDC — one of the nation’s most reputable and successful real estate auction companies — unloaded more than three dozen homes this weekend at a foreclosure auction in Golden, Colo., according to CBS4Denver.com. All in a day’s work for the auctioneer, which is among the best at getting distressed homes off [...]

Another city, more happy homeowners.

REDC — one of the nation’s most reputable and successful real estate auction companies — unloaded more than three dozen homes this weekend at a foreclosure auction in Golden, Colo., according to CBS4Denver.com.

All in a day’s work for the auctioneer, which is among the best at getting distressed homes off the market and occupied at a remarkable rate, selling more than 13,000 properties so far this year worth about $675 million.

Impressive to say the least … and we’re not even at the half-way point of 2010.

It’s an efficient process that gets families into homes, eliminates vacancies and takes a financial burden off banks.

So it’s not surprising that all parties — and communities — embrace REDC wherever and whenever it rolls into a new town, says company spokesperson Brad Fields:

“It’s taking a process that is traditionally a little slower and being able to very quickly get buyers into the property and revitalize those neighborhoods and create homes. It’s a little bit different of a process, but one that buyers shouldn’t be afraid of.”

REDC allows buyers and/or their representatives to place bids in-person or online. The process is safe, easy, and compliant with all legal regulations.

To check out the homes for sale at the upcoming foreclosure auctions, as well as to see when REDC will be coming to a city near you, click here.