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It’s not too hard to find neighborhoods where home prices don’t fall. Highly desirable neighborhoods that maintain or increase in value have a few characteristics in common. A well-established neighborhood close to a city Homes priced slightly above the median home price Has few, if any foreclosures Has long-term neighbors that have lived in . . . → Read More: 12 Tips For Finding Neighborhoods That Don’t Lose Value  Categories - Buying a House, Real Estate Investing, Real Estate Market Conditions Tags - buy a home, great neighborhoods, home prices Learn how to tell if a neighborhood is increasing in value or is in a state of decline. There are several subtle clues you can spot to show which direction a neighborhood is headed. If you know what you’re looking for, you can see the signs and avoid buying a house in a declining . . . → Read More: How To Tell If A Neighborhood Is In Decline The expected drop in future home prices over the next few months could depend less on mortgage rates and buying trends than on how banks manage their OREO (other real estate owned) portfolios, know as REO by investors. The huge number of foreclosed homes being reclaimed by banks, is starting to occupy a large . . . → Read More: How Banks Deal With Foreclosures Will Determine The Real Estate Market’s Future Categories - Real Estate Industry, Real Estate Market Conditions Tags - foreclosure, OREO, real estate market, REO The turbulent residential real estate market of the last three years has proven too much for a large number of real estate agents. The lack of home sales has weeded out lots of real estate agents who saw the industry as a part-time job, a hobby or thought it was an easy way . . . → Read More: 30% Of Memphis’ Realtors Are Forced To Quit The Real Estate Industry If our government wants to improve the housing market, the last thing they can afford to do is spend months debating it. Homebuyers that may qualify for a future tax credit, are going to postpone their home-buying plans until the Administration decides whether or not to proceed with yet another homebuyer tax credit. If . . . → Read More: Homebuyer Tax Credit Or Not – Can The Housing Industry Survive The Debate?
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