A MUST WATCH FOR A REALTORS / HOME BUYERS / HOME SELLERS in GEORGIA.
Knowledge is the most power tool we have to change your destiny. That is why I have become a Real Estate, Economics, Finical News Junkie. A Realtors we are in un-charted waters and to be of the greatest service to our clients we need to get all the information we can from whatever source we can. That is why excited about the below video it puts the current market in a very clear, understandable format for Georgia Real Estate Agents, Georgia Buyers and Georgia Sellers. Take a few minutes and get informed.(PS I am not a Prudential GA Agent)
Foreclosure Homes For Sale In Georgia
Fulton, North Fulton, DeKalb, Gwinnett, County Georgia.
Cities of Decatur, Tucker, Stone Mountain, Lithonia, Duluth, Buford, Lawrenceville, Dacula, Grayson, Snellville, Loganville, Suwanee, Norcross, Winder,
Nov 10th 2008
This list is updated daily with Homes added to MLS in the last 24 hours
Due to the nature of Foreclosure Homes and Short Sale Home,
Buyers should act quickly !
For all Your Real Estate Needs Call !
Eric Reid, Managing Broker Renaissance Realty Group Inc.
Office: 404-921-2067 x 102 Fax: 770-513-4443
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20 Great American Smokeout - third Thursday in November
22 National Adoption Day - Saturday before Thanksgiving
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28 Black Friday
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If you're behind on your mortgage or facing foreclosure, contact your mortgage company first to see whether a new payment plan can be worked out or the loan can be refinanced. But be careful you are likely to get a mailbox full of "opportunities" to help you save your home. Please read the fine print very carefully it is unfortunately but their are companies developing new scams. Housing counselors approved by the Department of Housing and Urban Development can be found at
http://www.hud.gov/offices/hsg/sfh/hcc/hcs.cfmor by calling HUD's interactive voice-response system at 800-569-4287.
ACORN Housing offers a Home Equity Loss Prevention program with mortgage-delinquency counselors who can intervene to help homeowners who face foreclosures. The toll-free agency HELP line is 888-409-3557. E-mail requests can be sent to help(at)acornhousing.org.
If you're trying to avoid foreclosure, stay away from advertisements, mailings, billboards, fliers and visitors offering to help you save your home at terms that sound too good to be true. The arrangements often wipe out hard-earned equity and only delay foreclosure proceedings.
Be especially leery of people who offer help but discourage you from contacting your mortgage company or attorney; like wise real estate agents and mortgage brokers who try to get you to sign documents under pressure or without fully explaining what they are.
Avoid lenders or real estate agents who:
_Ask you to sign blank forms that they fill in later.
_Won't provide copies of documents.
_Tell you it's not important to read the contract fine print.
_Promise certain terms when you apply but provide a different set of documents to sign with no valid explanation.
Experts suggest that an attorney or a credible financial or real estate professional will review documents before you sign them.
If you think you've been victimized by a foreclosure-rescue scam, contact your state's financial regulatory agency. For a list of agencies that can take administrative action, go to http://www.fraudproblem.com/where-to-complain.
Your state attorney general's office also can conduct a criminal investigation. For a list of state attorney general's offices, go to the National Association of Attorneys General at www.naag.org.
Private attorneys can file civil suits against suspected scam artists, but the investigations are long and complicated and many lawyers won't take the cases. The National Association of Consumer Advocates lists lawyers in each state who specialize in consumer-fraud cases. They can be reached at http://www.naca.net.
Local Legal Services offices can assist those who can't afford lawyers. For a listing of state offices, go to http://www.lsc.gov.
For information on how to avoid foreclosure, go to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Web site, at http://www.hud.gov/foreclosure.
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