Picking Poison – Distressed Housing Choices
August 7, 2010
Trying to select which distressed housing option you should pursue? Surprisingly, under certain circumstances, permitting the bank to foreclose may be the best option.
Trying to select which distressed housing option you should pursue? Surprisingly, under certain circumstances, permitting the bank to foreclose may be the best option.
We are experiencing a buyers’ market in residential housing today. In other words, the number of available homes far exceeds the number of available buyers.
Why would an Oregon attorney nearing retirement, choose to leave his comfortable firm, open a solo real estate practice, and start a website and blog?
The National Association of Realtors has published some excellent summaries and charts for local markets. Their Oregon research covers Portland, Salem, and Eugene.
Fannie Mae, the secondary mortgage giant, is targeting certain borrowers, whom they say, are voluntarily electing to go into foreclosure rather than continue paying on
In today’s real estate marketplace, credit is driving all lending decisions. And the bar keeps getting raised. But you can’t fix it if you don’t
For many years, Oregon has had a seller property disclosure law. It requires owners of 1 to 4 family dwellings to disclose to buyers certain
Oregon legislative drafting can be like making sausage – you don’t want to watch the process. A case in point is the Legislature’s attempt to