The current First Time Home Buyer's Credit is due to expire on November 30, 2009. That means if you have not closed on a home by that date,… read more →
In the Sacramento Business Journal it has been reported that Sacramento saw a 20% increase in foreclosure filings(Notice of Defaults), from this quarter compared to last year, this… read more →
Sacramento’s foreclosure rate was 13th highest in the nation among the largest 200 U.S. metropolitan areas in the quarter ending Sept. 30, according to foreclosure tracker RealtyTrac, with… read more →
Sacramento-area new-home construction declined 78 percent last month compared to a year ago, one of the largest drops in the state — and more than double the statewide… read more →
I just found out about this and this might work perfectly for some of you today. The Folsom High School Music Boosters is having a fundraiser today October… read more →
The Treasury Department announced the allocation of nearly $284m in American Recovery and Reinvestment Act to spur affordable housing development in California. The funds are the latest in… read more →
By JAMES R. HAGERTY (See Corrections & Amplifications item below.) Banks and loan investors are starting to bite the bullet and lower the principal due on home mortgages… read more →
After a 30% climb over the last four years, foreclosures will decline in 2010, according to research from University Financial Associates (UFA), a risk management firm based in… read more →
The past couple of days I am reading about the Sacramento County is seeing foreclosures climb but Notice of Defaults dropping. What does the Folsom foreclosure situation look… read more →
From Jon Prior, House Wire: Mortgage servicers have found it cheaper to foreclose on homeowners than offer loan modifications, according to a new report from the National Consumer… read more →
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