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Will AB 284 Be Amended And Where Are The Foreclosures?

Pretty good article in the RGJ today about new negotiations over AB 284. The article can be found here, RGJ Article. While the talks are still preliminary, AG Masto says the bill won’t be changed but there may be clarification on “personal knowledge”. If you’re new to Nevada Real Estate, AB 284 is a bill […]

Reno Real Estate Roundup 12/14/2012

33% Of People Said They Would Get A Mortgage From Wal-Mart- Reuters.com I might if they’re willing to keep it instead of selling to Fannie or Freddie. More Short Sales Coming On The Market- RGJ.com Be patient… Most of them will close. Just not quickly. Strategic Default May Rise In The Near Future- DSNews.com If […]

Goodbye FHA Loans

Looks like FHA loans are on their way out. A couple weeks ago I did a post on the new increase in mortgage insurance for FHA due to a $16.3 billion dollar deficit. Read here. The premise was HUD (FHA) is looking to and most likely will increase MIP (mortgage insurance premium) $15-20$ per month […]

When Is The Wave Of Foreclosures Coming?

Shadow inventory continues to loom over the Reno/Sparks real estate market as AB 284 wears thin with banks. Banks are starting to figure out how to to get through the “personal knowledge” part of the bill and defaults are starting to rise. Ticor Title foreclosure statistics (picture below) show that the notice of defaults, notice […]

5 Reasons To Sell In The Winter

Most people believe winter is a poor time for selling their home. Market conditions, seasonal visitors, and seriousness of buyers change all that for the Reno and Sparks real estate market. Below are 5 reasons for selling in the winter. 1. Market Conditions The Reno/Sparks median sales price has appreciated 19.5% since September of 2011. […]

Reno Real Estate Roundup 10/26

Market Still Up In Reno: RGJ.com How much shadow inventor is lurking for the spring of 2013? Justice Department Sues BofA: DSNews.com The Fed requires BofA to buy Countrywide then sues them for things Countrywide in the past. Home Prices Up Again: HousingWire.com Same thing every month. Longer Foreclosures Hurt Neigborhoods More: HousingWire.com Common sense. […]