Corona Short Sale Agents

Are you considering short selling your Corona house or property? Are you unsure where to start? The first step to successfully short sale your Corona home is to find the right Corona short sale agent.

What is the right Corona short sale agent? The right Corona short sale agent is competent and experienced in the real estate short sale process. We can give you the best case scenario and advise you on how to avoid the many pitfalls of a Corona short sale.

So let's get started. Call us now at (888) 9-List-It. That's (888) 954-7848.

Together we can help you avoid foreclosure, get out from under that smothering mortgage, and get your family back on track!

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Call Now: (888) 9-List-It.

That's (888) 954-7848.

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It would be a great idea for the administrators of ShortSaleSuperstars to modify the site to allow the location of the agent (blogger) to be easily seen on the individual blog posts.  This way, we can be aware of the other agents in our area.  Reason: I like to keep away from competing real estate agents' blog posts as a courtesy so they don't think I have any intention of attracting their potential clients/visitors.

Cheers,

Corona Real Estate Agents
Corona, California

LPS Applied Analytics recently announced that there are $464 Billion in mortgages currently in Foreclosure and that Americans are now behindon mortgages worth $1.4 Trillion. Several economists believe thatsomething really bad could be coming down in the coming months. Infact, leading economists are warning of a new financial crisis brewingthat could possibly be worse than the crisis we faced in 2008 and thatwe could see a collapse of some BIG U.S. banks.

Chris Whalen, the Managing Director for Institutional Risk Analytics stated recently in a Politico article, "Non-payment by borrowers andmounting foreclosure backlogs are creating the conditions for thecollapse of some of the largest U.S. banks in 2011."

Many say that there are banks too big to fail an that we cannot allow them to. But we know now that T.A.R.P. didn't work. Those 6 or 7"too-big-to-fail" banks control over 1/2 of all deposits and most ofthose were made even larger by T.A.R.P. But there's another issue withthe smaller Savings and Loans that exist in our communities. When thoselittle banks face both residential and commercial mortgages failing, wemay see a wildfire spread of enormous consequences that the Fed won'tbe able to contain.

Several government and large banks stated this week that they were going to freeze foreclosures for the next few months. This is great forhomeowners during the holidays and comes as good news to thosehomeowners wanting to do the honorable thing and try every option theycan to keep from going into foreclosure. However, with loanmodifications being rare and/or unappealing, this is only prolonging theinevitable and making it worse. Case in point, if you make $115,000income a year and you owe $550,000 there's no rework for that scenariounder the President's program that will makes sense. And what happensin the first few months of 2011 AFTER the freeze is lifted and all thosestalled foreclosures start moving forward again? With an average of180,000 to 200,000 foreclosures a month, how are we going to accommodatethe flood of a million or more homes hitting the market? The good newsis that the freeze may help many who are conducting Short Sales ontheir homes and who are feeling the time crunch.

Time will tell, however we should all be looking to the horizon because a huge storm is looming and time is running out!

By the way, if you or someone you know is at risk of losing a home to foreclosure, please know that there are new options available to avoidthis devastating occurrence. And know that there is someone here you cantrust to help. As a Certified Pre-Foreclosure Specialist, I understandthe ins and outs of Short Sales and Loan Modifications. I am also aWachovia and World Bank trained Pre-Foreclosure expert and well educatedin the Government’s new H.A.F.A. and H.A.M.P. programs for helpinghomeowners facing foreclosure.

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Today marks the 1 year anniversary of President Barack Obama signing the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act. For the past 365 days, thepurpose of this stimulus package was to take our hard earned taxdollars to stimulate the American economy. Part of the package wenttowards items such as a 2.6 million dollar solar panel system for theDenver Museum of Nature & Science, which by the way, has over 90million dollars in their bank account. Another $25,000 went to thelittle town of Sykesville, Maryland. This well to do community of over4,400 residents don't know where to use the money but they promised toput it to good use. 9.3 million went to Harvard to create a colony oftiny little robots called"robo-bees". Another $500,000 went to DukeUniversity so they can send 6 students each year to Costa Rica to studythe rain forest. Kinda reminds me of summer camp. Or there's the$400,000 that went to New York State university for their study of theaffects of drinking malt liquor and smoking pot. I wonder how manystudents volunteered for that study. That's just a small portion ofthe long, long list of outrageous expenditures from the 856 BILLIONdollars of the stimulus. However, I believe the MOST egregious of theamounts spent was the 700+ million dollars used just to "administer"the program.

President Obama stated today that, "This program has run cleanly, smoothly and transparently". However, a recent poll shows that 71% ofthe American people do not believe it is working despite Vice PresidentJoe Biden commenting that the "...taxpayers have gotten their money'sworth".

Now, don't get me wrong. I am currently taking advantage of all the consequences of the past and current administration's efforts tostimulate the economy. I am pushing the $8,000 first time homebuyercredit to help get buyers off the fence and into the market. I lovethat the decline in home prices has allowed many buyers to enter themarket when just a few years ago, they thought they'd never be able toafford a house. I love that we now have the lowest interest rates inmy lifetime. I am busy helping numerous homeowners escape the tragedyof foreclosure by helping them with loan modifications and shortsales. And I REALLY enjoy that much of my "competition" (Realtors that recently entered the business when things were easy and good) are now jumping ship to go back to their old jobs because they don't know how to handle this type of shift in the market.

Our national debt is out of control, our unemployment rates are skyrocketing with no real recovery in sight. So where are we today?Are we better off? Have things improved? What do you say? Are youcelebrating along with the current administration or are you feelingthe hurt? I'd really like to hear your comments and find out whereeveryone is in their thinking. So please let me know.

Thanks!

Are you a buyer looking for a home?

CLICK HERE TO SEARCH ALL AVAILABLE HOMES

By the way, if you or someone you know is at risk of losing a home to foreclosure, please know that there are new options available toavoid this devastating occurrence. And know that there is someone hereyou can trust to help. As a Certified Pre-Foreclosure Specialist, Iunderstand the ins and outs of Short Sales and Loan Modifications. I amalso a Wachovia and World Bank trained Pre-Foreclosure expert and welleducated in the Government’s new H.A.F.A. and H.A.M.P. programs forhelping homeowners facing foreclosure.

CLICK HERE TO AVOID FORECLOSURE

CLICK HERE TO READ WHAT OTHERS HAVE SAID ABOUT MY SERVICES!