family - Blog - REO Pro Network2024-03-28T18:05:47Zhttps://www.reopronetwork.com/profiles/blogs/feed/tag/familyForeclosure Homes in Rock County Wisconsinhttps://www.reopronetwork.com/profiles/blogs/foreclosure-homes-in-rock-county-wisconsin2012-03-09T14:51:27.000Z2012-03-09T14:51:27.000ZMichael Collins, CDPE, SFRhttps://www.reopronetwork.com/members/MichaelCollinsCDPESFR<div><p><a title="Wisconsin Foreclosure Market" href="http://blog.rockrealtywi.com/foreclosure-homes-rock-county-wisconsin/"><img class="aligncenter align-center" title="Wisconsin-Real-Estate-Market-Update" src="http://blog.rockrealtywi.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/Wisconsin-Real-Estate-Market-Update.jpg" alt="WI Market Update" width="254" height="89" /></a></p><p>Here is today's market listings update for Active foreclosure single family homes located in Rock County Wisconsin. This information was pulled from the South Central Wisconsin MLS on 3/7/2012 at 8:30 A.M.</p><ul><li>59 total Foreclosure|Bank Owned|REO homes are currently listed in Rock County, WI</li><li>Low listing price: $10,000</li><li>High listing price: $369,900</li><li>Average listing price: $85,857</li><li>Median listing price: $60,000</li><li>Average days on the market: 63</li></ul><div><span><span>Click here to see these <span><strong><a title="Rock County Foreclosures" href="http://scwmls.fnismls.com/publink/default.aspx?GUID=f27aa039-98f9-4eb8-82c9-67504ba7cc98&Report=Yes" target="_blank">Rock County Foreclosure Homes</a></strong></span>.<br /> </span></span></div><p>Of course these numbers change on a daily basis, so to obtain the most up to date information on current foreclosure/bank owned homes for sale, please contact us directly at 608-921-8536. We would be happy to customize the search further for you to find the home that is <em>just right for you</em>.</p><p>As an extra benefit to Rock Realty home buyers, we offer a <strong>1%</strong> broker <strong>commission rebate</strong> after closing. This could mean $1,500 back on a home purchase of $150,000. We love to hear how these rebates help our clients. Some use them for home improvements, while others simply put it in savings for future needs. It is a great option that we are happy to offer. Contact us for further details and limitations.</p><p>At Rock Realty, we currently have great single family homes listed for sale in Rock County. Feel free to visit our listings page linked below:</p><p><a title="Foreclosure Homes in Rock County Wisconsin" href="http://blog.rockrealtywi.com/wisconsin-home-buyer-discounts/listings/">Rock County Wisconsin Home Listings </a></p><p><strong>Additional Foreclosure|Bank Owned Home Purchase Information</strong></p><ul><li><strong><strong><strong><a title="&ldquo;Tips for Purchasing a Foreclosure&rdquo;" href="http://blog.rockrealtywi.com/tips-purchasing-foreclosure/">Tips for Purchasing a Foreclosure</a></strong></strong></strong></li><li><strong><strong><a title="&ldquo;Using FHA 203K Loan to Purchase a Fixer-Upper&rdquo;" href="http://blog.rockrealtywi.com/fha-203k-loan-purchase-fixer-upper/">Using FHA 203K Loan to Purchase a Fixer-Upper</a></strong></strong></li><li><strong><strong><strong><a title="&ldquo;Getting Approved for an FHA Mortgage&rdquo;" href="http://blog.rockrealtywi.com/approved-fha-mortgage/">Getting Approved for an FHA Mortgage</a></strong></strong></strong></li><li><strong><a title="&ldquo;Buying a Wisconsin home after a Short Sale or Foreclosure&rdquo;" href="http://blog.rockrealtywi.com/buying-wisconsin-home-short-sale-foreclosure/">Buying a Wisconsin home after a Short Sale or Foreclosure</a></strong></li><li><strong><strong><a title="&ldquo;Avoiding Problems with Your Escrow Account&rdquo;" href="http://blog.rockrealtywi.com/avoiding-problems-escrow-account/">Avoiding Problems with Your Escrow Account</a></strong></strong></li><li><strong><a title="&ldquo;Half of Homeowners Underwater on their Mortgage&rdquo;" href="http://blog.rockrealtywi.com/half-50-homeowners-underwater-mortgage/">Half of Homeowners Underwater on their Mortgage</a></strong></li></ul></div>Foreclosure Homes in Dane County Wisconsinhttps://www.reopronetwork.com/profiles/blogs/foreclosure-homes-in-dane-county-wisconsin2012-03-08T16:12:48.000Z2012-03-08T16:12:48.000ZMichael Collins, CDPE, SFRhttps://www.reopronetwork.com/members/MichaelCollinsCDPESFR<div><p><a title="Dane County Foreclosures" href="http://blog.rockrealtywi.com/?p=2068"><img class="aligncenter align-center" title="Wisconsin-Real-Estate-Market-Update" src="http://blog.rockrealtywi.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/Wisconsin-Real-Estate-Market-Update.jpg" alt="WI Market Update" width="254" height="89" /></a></p><p>Here is today's market listings update for Active foreclosure single family homes located in Dane County Wisconsin. This information was pulled from the South Central Wisconsin MLS on 3/7/2012 at 8:15 A.M.</p><ul><li>130 total Foreclosure|Bank Owned|REO homes are currently listed in Dane County, WI</li><li>Low listing price: $39,900</li><li>High listing price: $430,000</li><li>Average listing price: $169,812</li><li>Median listing price: $154,400</li><li>Average days on the market: 67</li></ul><div><span><span>Click here to see these <span><strong><a title="Dane County Foreclosure Listings" href="http://scwmls.fnismls.com/publink/default.aspx?GUID=5193b11f-37c6-4a30-a511-110e9ca1d392&Report=Yes" target="_blank">Dane County Foreclosure Homes</a></strong></span><strong>.<br /> </strong></span></span></div><p>Of course these numbers change on a daily basis, so to obtain the most up to date information on current foreclosure/bank owned homes for sale, please contact us directly at 608-921-8536. We would be happy to customize the search further for you to find the home that is <em>just right for you</em>.</p><p>As an extra benefit to Rock Realty home buyers, we offer a <strong>1%</strong> broker <strong>commission rebate</strong> after closing. This could mean $1,500 back on a home purchase of $150,000. We love to hear how these rebates help our clients. Some use them for home improvements, while others simply put it in savings for future needs. It is a great option that we are happy to offer. Contact us for further details and limitations.</p><p>At Rock Realty, we currently have great single family homes listed for sale in Dane County. Feel free to visit our listings page linked below:</p><p><a title="Foreclosure Homes in Dane County Wisconsin" href="http://blog.rockrealtywi.com/wisconsin-home-buyer-discounts/listings/">Dane County Wisconsin Home Listings </a></p><p><strong>Additional Foreclosure|Bank Owned Home Purchase Information</strong></p><ul><li><strong><strong><strong><a title="&ldquo;Tips for Purchasing a Foreclosure&rdquo;" href="http://blog.rockrealtywi.com/tips-purchasing-foreclosure/">Tips for Purchasing a Foreclosure</a></strong></strong></strong></li><li><strong><strong><a title="&ldquo;Using FHA 203K Loan to Purchase a Fixer-Upper&rdquo;" href="http://blog.rockrealtywi.com/fha-203k-loan-purchase-fixer-upper/">Using FHA 203K Loan to Purchase a Fixer-Upper</a></strong></strong></li><li><strong><strong><strong><a title="&ldquo;Getting Approved for an FHA Mortgage&rdquo;" href="http://blog.rockrealtywi.com/approved-fha-mortgage/">Getting Approved for an FHA Mortgage</a></strong></strong></strong></li><li><strong><a title="&ldquo;Buying a Wisconsin home after a Short Sale or Foreclosure&rdquo;" href="http://blog.rockrealtywi.com/buying-wisconsin-home-short-sale-foreclosure/">Buying a Wisconsin home after a Short Sale or Foreclosure</a></strong></li><li><strong><strong><a title="&ldquo;Avoiding Problems with Your Escrow Account&rdquo;" href="http://blog.rockrealtywi.com/avoiding-problems-escrow-account/">Avoiding Problems with Your Escrow Account</a></strong></strong></li><li><strong><a title="&ldquo;Half of Homeowners Underwater on their Mortgage&rdquo;" href="http://blog.rockrealtywi.com/half-50-homeowners-underwater-mortgage/">Half of Homeowners Underwater on their Mortgage</a></strong></li></ul></div>Mortgage Bankers Weekly Update: Mortgage Applications Decrease as Rates Jumphttps://www.reopronetwork.com/profiles/blogs/mortgage-bankers-weekly-update-4692011-03-30T23:25:19.000Z2011-03-30T23:25:19.000ZHoward Bellhttps://www.reopronetwork.com/members/HowardBell<div><p><b><br /></b> We all know whats happening to the single family home markets. Over supply and shadow inventory and the subsequent price declines will continue until fear is overcome and inventory is soaked up. <br /><br /> The kinds of issues that led to a boom bust in housing did not take place with multi family. There was no build out leading to over supply and the lender market was much more rationlized. Little of the kind of lending that led to so many foreclosures, ultimately driving home prices down. <br /><br /><strong>Lack Of Supply In The Rental Market</strong><br />From 1997 to 2006, multifamily construction was about 342,000 new units per year, but by 2010 they new construction declined 66%. Government estimates indicate we will need 1.5 million additional units annually just to keep up with population growth. Quite a shortfall, indeed<br /><br /><strong>Lack Of Lender Interest In Funding Any Real Estate</strong><br />Adding to a undersupply is a real lack of lender interest in more housing of any kind. Although this appears to be a negative, it protected the sector from the boom mania and has kept the multi family market on a sound footing. <br /><br /><strong>Foreclosure</strong><br />Realty Trac reports annual foreclosure filings spiked from 1 million in 2006 to 3.9 million in 2009, and were about the same number in 2010. Finally, the huge foreclosure debacle is making renters out of all of us.<br /><br /><strong>Demographics</strong><br />The combination of immigration, retirees moving back in and a new generation up will equal the size of the boomers,creating a large pool of new renters. Now thats huge!<br /><br /><strong>A Solid Market</strong><br />The national vacancy rate for rentals fell 17% last year to 6.6%, according to Reis. And rents jumped. 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