Millions of homeowners have already seen their home values drop an average of 30 percent. These owners feel less likely to indulge in any sort of consumer spending, the economy needs to recover before they will spent a penny. If they see an identical house down the street going for half of what they owe, the temptation to default might be irresistible.
What about responsible homeowners? The government should increase the tax deduction for homeowners who are staying put and paying their monthly payments. While other bail on theirs.
Want another $350 billion bailout? Our economic pains remain high with unemployment, high foreclosure and high bankruptcy rates that have not didn't budge since June. Those economic pains are not going to go away with another bailout. Nevada is one of the most stressed state. Put it another way, 1 in 4.5 Nevadans in July was either unemployed, owned a home in some stage of foreclosure or had filed for bankruptcy.
Now for our real estate education section...
5 Secrets of Successful Real Estate Investors
Can anyone become a successful real estate investor? The answer is a resounding "Yes".
1. Position yourself as a real estate insider keep it realistic and focus your efforts on becoming an insider within your own local market.
2. Learn how to recognize a real estate opportunity, with historically low prices and the lowest interest rates in decades.
3. Utilize buying techniques it's important to get the most up-to-date and reliable information possible about financing, legal issues and other related
4. Utilize selling methods to maximize profits
5. If you want these four things to happen call Jim Shirk at 1.775.720.5761
See you at the top, because I will help you get there!
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