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I help Homeowners, Property Owners, Condo Owners, Real Estate Investors, Commercial Real Estate Owners, Home Builders and Real Estate Developers in Nashville, Brentwood, Franklin, Nolensville, Spring Hill, Murfreesboro, Smyrna, LaVergne (La Vergne), Antioch, Mt. Juliet (Mount Juliet), Gallatin, Hermitage, Hendersonville and Middle Tennessee (Davidson, Maury, Rutherford, Sumner, Williamson and Wilson Counties) solve their real estate and mortgage problems.
The goal of my blog is to help stop Nashville Tennessee foreclosures by offering free news, information and help to homeowners & investors in foreclosure. My specialties are selling distressed real estate that is in foreclosure, and/or where the owners cannot pay the mortgage. I handle short sales and traditional sales of these types of properties.
Topics include the real estate market, the latest government foreclosure programs, the best ways to stop a foreclosure, the foreclosure process, loan modifications, short sales, real estate finance, mortgages, real estate investments and REALTORS. I am a REALTOR serving following counties and towns in Middle Tennessee: Rutherford County TN, Williamson County TN, Davidson County TN, Sumner County TN, Maury County TN, Wilson County TN, Nashville, Brentwood, Franklin, Nolensville, Spring Hill, Murfreesboro, Smyrna, LaVergne, Antioch, Mt. Juliet, Gallatin, Hermitage and Hendersonville.
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2011
This post is right on the money. The banks are thieves, cheats and liars. That is why the government continues to bail them out - they are thieves, cheats and liars too. Even things like the first time home buyer tax credit was noting more than a bank bailout in disguise. It is a shame that NAR p...
01/31/2011
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This is a good post about an important issue. While I agree that the FHA flipping waiver needed to be extended, the greater question is why the FHA has anything to do with property flipping at all. Doesn't the market set prices? If so, let the properties be sold without restriction, or rules r...
01/31/2011
This post is absolutely correct. The housing market is declining and will continue to decline for a few more years. The soft market we are currently experiencing is being supported in an unprecedented and unsustainable manner by the government. For example, interest rates are artificially low and...
01/28/2011
This post is absolutely correct. Condo and homeowner associations are increasing in financial trouble due to rising delinquencies (i.e. from financially distressed property owners) and unfinished neighborhoods. I have personally seen this lead to neighborhoods being close to losing their FHA an...
01/27/2011
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The "Shadow Inventory" issue is real and still not factored into housing prices in any market. It certainly is not a "buzz" word or media hype. The banks' inefficiency in handling their non-performing loans, loans facing imminent foreclosure and REO's is one reason why there are as many as 10M+ h...
01/24/2011
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There are several problems with the situation described in this post. First, based on the article, the lady was elderly, lived on a fixed income and owned a house she could not afford. I don't think it is a stretch to assume that she probably could not afford to maintain the home either. My q...
01/22/2011
This post raises funny, but, unfortunately, real problems. For the past several years, I have said that banks would rather make bad loans that were well documented than good loans that were just common sense. That is why lenders (even during the boom/bubble) get carried away with not allowing ...
01/21/2011
This post raises very important points regarding the benefits of the HAFA Short Sale Program and other cooperative short sale programs where the underwriting, and, as a result, the unknowns are addressed upfront so that the short sale buyers trying to purchase the financially distressed seller's...
01/21/2011
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I agree with a lot of information in this post. In particular, declining new construction figures are good for long term market stability - we simply do not need any new homes. However, until the government stops artificially propping up the housing and commercial real estate markets, the banks w...
01/21/2011
This post raises a very important point. When helping financially distressed Nashville Tennessee home owners facing foreclosure, I have found that many of these short sale sellers have not paid their Homeowners' Association or Condo Association fees in quite some time resulting in a large unpaid...
01/20/2011