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13 July 2011

Real Estate Leads in time of Recession

The economic doldrums must have been very difficult for the real estate industry and the real estate agents. Even the banks and property owners with house mortgages are not exempted from the bitter reality of the great recession of the 21st century.

While a lot of home owners, real estate builders and real estate agents suffered a big blow in this negative occasion, others thrived because of the money they have saved. This gives the thriving public purchasing power. Moreover, some real estate business still managed to perform as top producer 8i. Their listings of properties available for sale increased because of foreclosures and voluntary revocation in the part of the home owners.

Real estate companies have become very robust and creative with their marketing to attract buyers and real estate agent to sell on their behalf. Their goal is to stay afloat and dispose as many properties in their lists to the public. Despite the economic situation, it has brought about a window of opportunity for others to acquire these properties in a much lesser and affordable price.

The situation in the real estate industry is still very volatile. Real estate companies are still cautious with their future projects and keeping their business thriving in this harsh time.


02 September 2010

Arrears on Mortgages

I had my fair share of mortgage problems many, many years ago. It all happened when my husband moved here in Dubai to look for a job. I was temporarily left in the Philippines with my baby daughter, two nannies and a mortgaged townhouse.

I was not earning very well but had good perks in the bank where I previously worked. I had our townhouse under mortgage with my employer - the bank. Unfortunately, my husband took long to land a very stable job in Dubai that we fell in debt and had lapses in our mortgage payments.

I was lucky enough to find a job when I came to Dubai very quickly. By then, the interests were all piling and we had to do something. So, we took a big loan here in Dubai and paid the property in full. At least we have a clean title now and a loan that will mature in the very near future.

What we have been through is not an easy feat. I am so thankful that we paid the property in time before the bank foreclosed it. If we had not done that, we will end up losing all we have worked so hard for on that property. It is similar to what is happening in the US now with all the Outer Banks foreclosures. I could not bear seeing all our hard work go to waste.

We are just lucky that both of us have a good opportunity here in Dubai. We are earning better than our previous senior managers in the Philippines. We have learned a lot from that ordeal. We know how to value money and invest properly now. We are still planning to have another property soon in the Philippines. If ever everything falls into place, my husband and I plan to purchase in cash now. I am so afraid having loans these days. I cannot relive the nightmare I have had with the arrears on mortgages.

21 October 2008

American Mortgage

With the advent of the recent economic slump that hit the US shores and rippled throughout the entire world, every American consumer (and everyone alike) is now wiser in his or her spending and paying habits.

A lot of people has bank obligations to mind like mortgages for their homes or cars or other valuables. The volatile market has left people reeling at their heels and anxious as to how they will keep up with the payments. Many have gone to lenders to refinance their mortgages. However, as a consumer, we would like to be sure of the services and amount of money we would be able to save when we take our loans to be re-financed or get a new one to cover our existing mortgages.

Amerisave mortgage is a good way to start solving your financing woes. They show you the rates upfront unlike other banks. This is a good full disclosure to wise consumers because who would like to be secretly billed with hidden charges or commit to an interest you are not even sure of, right?
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