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Category Archives: Foreclosures
Are distressed sales still the driving force behind declining home prices in Reno and Sparks?
The answer may surprise you. A recent study found that distressed properties are the driving force behind declining home values across the country. The analysis, conducted by CoreLogic, found that house prices fell 4.7 percent last year. However, if distressed … Continue reading
Is AB284 hurting more than helping?
The Reno Gazette-Journal ran an interesting piece on the effects of AB284 on Washoe County’s shadow inventory. A few local real estate agents and others were interviewed for the piece, including this blog’s Mike McGonagle. See the RGJ’s Shadow Inventory … Continue reading
Nevada #1 in foreclosures for the 5th straight year
Despite Nevada’s foreclosures dropping 31 percent in 2011 compared to 2010, the state’s 6-plus percent foreclosure rate was the highest in the country for the fifth consecutive year. Nevada’s 1 in 16 foreclosure filing rate is more than four times … Continue reading
Washoe County foreclosure-related recordings – December 2011
Below are Washoe County’s Foreclosure Statistics for December 2011 provided by our friends at Ticor Title. The slight uptick in Notices of Sale can be explained by Ticor Title’s commentary below. Commentary: The Notices of Defaults increased slightly, but the … Continue reading
Did house flippers cause the recession?
A new report from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York shows that house flipping played a larger role in the housing bubble than originally thought and is largely to blame for the recession. See this msnbc.com story: Flippers’ housing … Continue reading
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Mortgage delinquencies forecasted to decline in 2012
According to an annual forecast released yesterday by TransUnion, mortgage delinquencies are expected to decline by about 5 percent by the end of 2012. Specifically, mortgage delinquencies are expected to rise through Q1 2012 and then decline for the last … Continue reading
RU Fannie/Freddie?
So HARP 2.0 has launched, but your loan must be owned by Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac to qualify or even get considered. If you want to avoid a 2 hour phone queue with Citi/Chase/ BofA/ Wells just to ask … Continue reading





