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Deals on houses are around, but money isn’t Joseph Kandel is itching to get hold of serious cash so he can take advantage of real estate deals he sees every day as an agent with Horizon Realty in Bradenton. A 50-year-old entrepreneur who has written a book on dating, Kandel formed a company called 1st …
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Homeowners share tale of struggles with Alan Grayson Among the 49,190 Florida homes in foreclosure last month was the cozy ranch house of Cheyenne Bowers and David Paxton, who wonder where they will go when it’s sold at auction in March. The couple refinanced their mortgage a few years ago to pay off other debts, …
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Commercial property forclosures expected to be next wave in recession South Florida’s residential and commercial real estate markets suffered in 2008, and the new year doesn’t figure to offer much relief. Although home sales started picking up this summer, the beleaguered housing market has been hammered by foreclosures and falling prices. Both trends are expected …
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Can you afford it now? [Southern California] We’ve pretty much blown through the first couple of stages of grief with regard to the Southern California housing bust. There’s no room left for denial now that home prices in the Southland are down 44% from their peak in 2007, and there’s not much use for anger. …
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Northwest Florida gets a break on taxes | pnj.com | Pensacola News Journal Try living in New Jersey. Homeowners in Passaic County, N.J., spend more than 8 percent of their $81,684 annual median income on real-estate taxes. That gives the county 43 miles northwest of New York City the distinction of being tops in the …
Palm Beach may see some Madoff victims selling homes, yachts, jewelry [South Florida] Madoff mania may be flooding the island, but signs of panic may be more anecdotal than factual. With the economy already in the doldrums, it can be difficult to divine the reasoning behind island residents’ financial moves. While some island real estate …