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Thursday, October 14, 2010
Wednesday, September 15, 2010
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
Thursday, August 5, 2010
Tuesday, June 29, 2010
Monday, November 24, 2008
In the News
Washington DC
Treasury Secretary Paulson announces that banks will be on their own in disposing of REO's and short sales. The Government will not use TARP money to buy bad mortgage loans made by banks. It is estimated at over 1.6 million foreclosures will occur this year and 1.9 million is projected for 2009. This is great news for small private investors wanting to take advantage of flipping short sale and REO's
Treasury Secretary Paulson announces that banks will be on their own in disposing of REO's and short sales. The Government will not use TARP money to buy bad mortgage loans made by banks. It is estimated at over 1.6 million foreclosures will occur this year and 1.9 million is projected for 2009. This is great news for small private investors wanting to take advantage of flipping short sale and REO's
Saturday, November 22, 2008
Wednesday, November 19, 2008
Seattle Named The Real Estate Market Most Likely to Rebound First
Forbes Magazine just said that Seattle was the real estate market, in the United States, that was most likely to rebound first. It ranked #1 just ahead of San Fransico. Forbes said this is due to our strong commercial real estate market and strong local economy with major employers such as Microsoft and Boeing. Full Article Here.
Saturday, October 25, 2008
Wednesday, October 22, 2008
Everett Voted One of the Best Neighborhoods for Business
Two areas of Everett, Everett-Central and Everett-South, made a recent survey of the Best Neighborhoods for Business in the November 2008 issue of Seattle Business. Here are some of their stats:
Everett-Central
Snohomish (County)
27,388 (Est. 2007 Population)
92 (Crimes per 1,000)
$279,950 (Median Home Price)
7% (%Age of Pop. with B.A.'s)
20% (Estimated Job Growth)
Second highest projected job growth (What Seattle Business Liked)
Everett-South
Snohomish (County)
22,519 (Est. 2007 Population)
92 (Crimes per 1,000)
$300,000 (Median Home Price)
12% (%Age of Pop. with B.A.'s)
11% (Estimated Job Growth)
The Boeing plant and area development (What Seattle Business Liked)
Everett-Central
Snohomish (County)
27,388 (Est. 2007 Population)
92 (Crimes per 1,000)
$279,950 (Median Home Price)
7% (%Age of Pop. with B.A.'s)
20% (Estimated Job Growth)
Second highest projected job growth (What Seattle Business Liked)
Everett-South
Snohomish (County)
22,519 (Est. 2007 Population)
92 (Crimes per 1,000)
$300,000 (Median Home Price)
12% (%Age of Pop. with B.A.'s)
11% (Estimated Job Growth)
The Boeing plant and area development (What Seattle Business Liked)
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