Thursday, March 24, 2011

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Cash Is King in Today's Distressed Marketplace - dsnews.com
 
For many homebuyers, mortgage financing is hard to come by these days as lenders have tightened up credit requirements to safeguard against a repeat of the housing crisis brought on by lax lending practices that put people into...
 
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Naples Rises From Florida Housing Swamp as Wealthy Buyers Return to Market - bloomberg.com
 
Joshua Bahoff bought a three- bedroom luxury condominium in Naples, Florida, in December for $235,000, about one-third of the price that the seller paid near the height of the U.S. housing boom.
 
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Young Home Buyers Will Lead Housing Market Recovery, Says NAHB - rismedia.com
 
Generation X—young families and adults ages 31 to 45—are likely to lead the home-buying recovery as it gets underway, according to real estate experts who spoke at an educational webinar produced...
 
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NAR floats $40 dues hike for political campaigns - inman.com
 
Group says Supreme Court ruling upped ante for 'soft money' campaigns. The National Association of Realtors is considering a hike in member dues by $40 a year in 2012 and 2013, with the goal of raising nearly $80 million in...
 
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Shadow Inventory May Deplete Quicker In Hardest Hit States - dsnews.com
 
A recent report by the National Association of Realtors (NAR) shows reveals interesting information regarding the foreclosure inventory of the hardest hit states. It is pretty well known that Arizona, Nevada, California, and...
 
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