Real Estate

Alpine Mortgage’s own Michelle Chretien talking about her support staff and fellow Alpine Mortgage, LLC team members.

Interested in joining the Alpine Mortgage, LLC team? Contact us today by visiting www.alpinemortgagellc.com. Come experience the Alpine Difference!

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This is a townhome that recently went into foreclosure in Irvine. http://www.mysocal-realestate.com/?/market/property_detail_video/irvine_california_foreclosure_property_oc_31st/ Property Details

Every week we tour/survey new foreclosure properties in Orange County California.

To see more details on this property or other bank owned properties you can visit our website at www.mysocal-realestate.com and use the free online foreclosure property search.

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In 2007 the Real Estate Bubble began to deflate with Subprime mortgages busting the loudest. The stock market collapse in half in 2008.

This 60-Minutes special features experts that say 2010 is going to be worse. Millions more Americans are going to face foreclosure with their homes underwater, even prime mortgages. Home values are going to decrease another 30-50% in the most inflated markets. Get out now and go into safer assets.

Be ready investors and 401k holders, your stocks are about get cut in half AGAIN when this new panic across the entire platform of the housing market in 2010/2011.

Deflation, then more bailouts/stimulus, then serious inflation.

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http://www.frankmihal.ca

Fraser Valley Real Estate Video Blog #46 – January 27th 2010

Frank Mihal video blogs about how there are many people who really don’t think about their home purchase too much and don’t always make the best decisions. He gives the example of buyers looking for a 2 bed 2 bath condo in the range of $200-250k ( which is all they need as far as space is concerned ) but as soon as they find out the bank will give them $450,000, they want to spend it all! Even though Frank will make a smaller commission, he tells them to purchase something smaller ( which is what they needed to being with ) and put more down on their mortgage on a monthly basis. It will simply be more beneficial for them in the future. If you have any questions or comments, feel free to contact Frank at http://www.frankmihal.ca

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If you are a buyer looking for heavily discounted property or any creative solution for your real estate. Join our team and use our system. We are not realtors or associated with any real estate agency.

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http://GrantWiebe.com

My friend Scott Peckford, a great Kelowna mortgage broker has started video blogging. Check him out at http://smartfirsttimebuyer.ca and let him know what you think. If you’re interested in attending a no pressure informational seminar for first time home buyers with Scott and me, let me know.

Grant Wiebe – Kelowna Realtor 250.869.2279 http://GrantWiebe.com Century 21 Assurance Realty

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March 3 (Bloomberg) — Howard Michaels, chairman of Carlton Group LLC, talks with Bloomberg’s Pimm Fox about the availability of financing in the commercial real estate market. (This report is an excerpt of the full interview. Source: Bloomberg)

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Realtors across the Inland Northwest are hopeful that recent numbers are an indication the housing market is picking up. Home sales across Spokane County are up compared to this time last year, but selling your home may still be a struggle. KXLY4’s Mike Gonzalez reports.

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A day in the life of a Calgary Realtor
http://www.billwhite.ca

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With lower prices and mortgage rates, now is a great time to go from renting to owning your own home. Grant Wiebe – Kelowna Realtor 250.869.2279 http://century21.ca/grant.wiebe Century 21 Assurance Realty

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