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I have a family member who bought her home in 2005. The economy was better then and real estate was hot in Boulder Colorado. Prices were high, inventory was low, and banks were more lenient with loan qualifications.
Real estate short sales are everywhere and the numerous listings are partially due to the Home Affordable Foreclosure Alternatives Program
A short sale is when the real estate sale proceeds fall short of the balanced owed on the property’s loan. Neither foreclosure nor a short sale leaves you free and clear.
So you are in the market for a HUD home. What is HUD, where do I find the, how do I get one?????? This can overwhelm you and may seem confusing but trust me it’s not.
Did you know that foreclosure is not the only option to help homeowners struggling to make payments.  The Federal Trade Commission outlines the following options: Reinstatement - the borrower pays the entire past due balance plus late fees and p...
What is CHFA? It stands for the Colorado Housing and Finance Authority and is based in Denver, Co. CHFA makes loans possible for low to moderate income homebuyers with lower credit scores. CHFA's newest programs are called the HomeOpener and HomeO...
The ClimateSmart Loan Program, which is being considered by the Boulder County Commissioners, is a groundbreaking program that will allow homeowners to make energy efficient improvements to their home with an innovative financing mechanism.
AÂ tax credit of up to $8,000 is now available for qualified first-time home buyers purchasing a principal residence on or after January 1, 2009 and before December 1, 2009.
I found this clip on CNBC which is entertaining and might be right on. Watch and tell me how you feel. See Rick Santelli take down Cramer!
A 75 billion $ plan is in the works that would subsidize rates and insure servicers against falling home prices.  How will this work,
This year the annual interest on the liens is 11%, meaning the person whose tax lien you are purchasing will be liable to you, the purchaser