Bloomberg Reports U.S. Foreclosures Set Record for Second Straight Year

Bloomberg reports that with 3.9 million notices sent to homeowners in default in 2009, The U.S. has set a record for the second straight year. Foreclosure filings exceeded 300,000 for the ninth straight month in November. [More]

U.S. Home Sales Surged in October

The National Association of Realtors announced that U.S. home sales surged in the month of October, spurred by a tax break set to expire at the end of the quarter. [More]

Mortgage Loan Delinquency Rose for 11th Straight Quarter

Mortgage loan delinquency rose for the 11th straight quarter in Q309, according to market research by credit bureau TransUnion. [More]

Thriving in a Down Market

Join Charles “Chuck” Kohout, one of the most successful real estate investors in the Greater New York Metropolitan area, and become acquainted with four (4) quick turn real estate strategies that work in a down market with little money and no credit. [More]

Foreclosures Up in Home Market’s Top Tiers

The Wall Street Journal reports that a growing percentage of foreclosures in June came from the top tier of the local housing market. [More]

Sales of new homes spike in the Northeast

New home sales rose sharply in the Northeast in June over May, thanks in part to buyers hoping to move fast enough to take advantage of a federal tax credit. [More]