Top 10 Foreclosure Cities

Posted by Margaret Beyer on Oct 15th, 2012 | Comments Off

Top 10 Foreclosure Cities

With the looming housing market, there are foreclosures popping up everywhere. Some markets have a wider range of foreclosed homes than others, but just about everywhere is feeling the blow. Let’s take a look at the top 10 cities for foreclosure investors based on the poll done by CNBC in 2010, listed in order by median price:

• Pittsburgh, Pa.
  Foreclosure discount 59%, Foreclosure as a % of resales 10%, Non-foreclosure median price $123,000, Foreclosure median price $35,000
• Cincinnati, Ohio
  Foreclosure discount 39%, Foreclosure as a % of resales 15%, Non-foreclosure median price $141,000, Foreclosure median price $65,000
• Columbus, Ohio
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Top 7 Foreclosure Investing Tips

Posted by Margaret Beyer on Oct 8th, 2012 | Comments Off

Top 7 Foreclosure Investing Tips

Successful foreclosure investing is just like any other marketing strategies; the pros have learned how to navigate the system with ease. Strategies are developed and honed to a fine point. A skilled investor’s mind weaves smoothly through all the red tape to make sure documentation is submitted on time and filled out correctly.

While many of these tips and techniques come with time in service, there are some top tips that can help everyone from the seasoned veteran to the wet-around-the-collar newbie foreclosure investor. Let’s take a look at some of the top foreclosure investing tips:

1. Market Research…
   

Debt Money Management

Posted by Margaret Beyer on Sep 25th, 2012 | Comments Off

Debt Money Management

Just about everyone is in debt these days, so it’s very important to know how you can stay out of debt in order to get control of your finances. Debt money management is so essential these days, and these simple tips will help you to get out of debt–and stay out.

One of the first things you should consider when it comes to debt money management is your income. How much money do you have coming in each month? What is the total amount of your bills? Keep in mind that if every cent of your paycheck is going…