Comments on: Buy a Foreclosure and Let Arizona Pick up 22% of the Tab! http://www.bullheadcityblog.com/buy-a-foreclosure-and-let-arizona-pick-up-22-of-the-tab/ Connecting you to Bullhead City, Arizona Sat, 05 Jun 2010 21:20:09 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Episode 19: On The Cusp of Something | Mohave Real Talk http://www.bullheadcityblog.com/buy-a-foreclosure-and-let-arizona-pick-up-22-of-the-tab/comment-page-1/#comment-1105 Episode 19: On The Cusp of Something | Mohave Real Talk Sun, 13 Sep 2009 00:32:48 +0000 http://www.bullheadcityblog.com/?p=1119#comment-1105 [...] Your Way Home AZ - 22% home purchase assistance [...] [...] Your Way Home AZ – 22% home purchase assistance [...]

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]]> By: Evan Fuchs http://www.bullheadcityblog.com/buy-a-foreclosure-and-let-arizona-pick-up-22-of-the-tab/comment-page-1/#comment-1008 Evan Fuchs Sat, 04 Jul 2009 16:22:51 +0000 http://www.bullheadcityblog.com/?p=1119#comment-1008 I totally understand where you're coming from. The fact that this program focuses on foreclosures sure makes it feel like a bank bailout. On top of that, it just might take a buyer for your house and redirect them to a foreclosure. I'd like to think the big picture idea is to help move the foreclosures through the system and provide relief for the whole market. Regardless of the intentions, the fact is that getting the foreclosures out of the way would do just that. As far as your house not selling, if it is competitively priced with those foreclosures then there might be something else at play. Half of the homes sold this year were not foreclosures, so we know people are buying non-bank owned homes, too. If your house is getting proper marketing exposure, is in good showing condition, and it's priced right you should be getting showings and offers. I would suggest you review these things with your agent right away to make sure your house is positioned to sell. Thanks for your comments! I totally understand where you’re coming from. The fact that this program focuses on foreclosures sure makes it feel like a bank bailout. On top of that, it just might take a buyer for your house and redirect them to a foreclosure.

I’d like to think the big picture idea is to help move the foreclosures through the system and provide relief for the whole market. Regardless of the intentions, the fact is that getting the foreclosures out of the way would do just that.

As far as your house not selling, if it is competitively priced with those foreclosures then there might be something else at play. Half of the homes sold this year were not foreclosures, so we know people are buying non-bank owned homes, too.

If your house is getting proper marketing exposure, is in good showing condition, and it’s priced right you should be getting showings and offers. I would suggest you review these things with your agent right away to make sure your house is positioned to sell.

Thanks for your comments!

]]> By: JEAN MCDONALD KEALTY http://www.bullheadcityblog.com/buy-a-foreclosure-and-let-arizona-pick-up-22-of-the-tab/comment-page-1/#comment-1007 JEAN MCDONALD KEALTY Sat, 04 Jul 2009 15:14:11 +0000 http://www.bullheadcityblog.com/?p=1119#comment-1007 This is in reference to the 22% homebuyers program.It's no wonder I can't sell my home which is paid for in full. Just another example of people who worked hard and sacrificied to pay for their homes get the short end. I have had my home on the market for over a year, it is priced competatively with these forclosures but they won't even look at it. The State of Arizona is helping the morgage companies that got us into this mess and screw the tax payer that paid for their home. Also what about people that need to sell their homes because of job loss and other reasons beyond their control, some of them may be forced into forclosure because of this. I need to sell my home because of health issues, where is my help? This is in reference to the 22% homebuyers program.It’s no wonder I can’t sell my home which is paid for in full. Just another example of people who worked hard and sacrificied to pay for their homes get the short end. I have had my home on the market for over a year, it is priced competatively with these forclosures but they won’t even look at it. The State of Arizona is helping the morgage companies that got us into this mess and screw the tax payer that paid for their home. Also what about people that need to sell their homes because of job loss and other reasons beyond their control, some of them may be forced into forclosure because of this. I need to sell my home because of health issues, where is my help?

]]> By: JEAN MCDONALD KEALTY http://www.bullheadcityblog.com/buy-a-foreclosure-and-let-arizona-pick-up-22-of-the-tab/comment-page-1/#comment-1006 JEAN MCDONALD KEALTY Sat, 04 Jul 2009 15:11:29 +0000 http://www.bullheadcityblog.com/?p=1119#comment-1006 It's no wonder I can't sell my home which is paid for in full. Just another example of people who worked hard and sacrificied to pay for their homes get the short end. I have had my home on the market for over a year, it is priced competatively with these forclosures but they won't even look at it. The State of Arizona is helping the morgage companies that got us into this mess and screw the tax payer that paid for their home. Also what about people that need to sell their homes because of job loss and other reasons beyond their control, some of them may be forced into forclosure because of this. I need to sell my home because of health issues, where is my help? It’s no wonder I can’t sell my home which is paid for in full. Just another example of people who worked hard and sacrificied to pay for their homes get the short end. I have had my home on the market for over a year, it is priced competatively with these forclosures but they won’t even look at it. The State of Arizona is helping the morgage companies that got us into this mess and screw the tax payer that paid for their home. Also what about people that need to sell their homes because of job loss and other reasons beyond their control, some of them may be forced into forclosure because of this. I need to sell my home because of health issues, where is my help?

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