Category Archives: Housing Industry

“Ready4Remodel” Offers Homes Ready For Customization With FHA 203k Renovation Financing


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Ready4Remodel offers unique financing solutions through FHA 203k Renovation Loans which allow you to purchase home “As-Is” and get the money to fix it up and make it your dream home with as little as 3.5% down!

CUSTOMIZE THIS HOME THE WAY YOU WANT IT!
Renovation financing can be used for paint, carpet, wood floors, kitchen or bath remodel, air conditioning, new roof, windows, doors, flooring, landscaping, add-on’s, etc…

You may be able to finance up to 6 months of your mortgage payments while the home is being remodeled.

Move into your newly remodeled home that is clean, freshly painted with new carpet, new flooring and new appliances in the colors, patterns, textures and brand names YOU want.

Call (800) 385-3503

Skip Schenker Of Renovation Asset Services To Speak On Panel At “The Five Star Conference And Expo 2012″ On Sept 4-9 In Dallas, TX

Who Has the Best Funds? Lending Products vs. Government Programs?

Explore the range of lending products available in today’s market—everything from NSP funds to 203K loans and traditional lending products. Join us as government and proprietary agencies present the virtues of their offerings, and discover which are most practical and most accessible for today’s consumers.

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“Ready4Remodel” Homes Are “Ready For FHA 203k Renovation Loans”; HUD Consultants, FHA Inspectors Or Contractors Bids In Advance (Video)

A Ready4Remodel home is ready for an FHA 203k renovation loan. Buying a bank foreclosure is easy when it’s a Ready4Remodel listing. A HUD Consultant, FHA Inspector or Contractor will prepare bids up front so you know what the scope of work will be and what your monthly payment will be before you write the offer an go under contract.

Get a deal today on a bank foreclosure or distressed property at http://www.Ready4Remodel.com or call 800-385-3503.

“HousingWire” Magazine Features Skip Schenker As Top “Mortgage Technology Innovator”

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“Renovation Financing 101” From RLI University Is The “Best FHA 203k & HomePath Training In The Industry”

Renovation Lending Expert Skip Schenker Attends “2011 REO Expo” In Ft. Worth, TX Attended By Nearly 2,000 Default Industry Professionals

Skip Schenker poses with Mr. Christopher Gardner, author of “The Pursuit of Happyness” and the subject of the successful movie starring Will Smith. Both Gardner and Schenker were presenters at the 2011 REO Expo, hosted by “HousingWire” magazine, held last month in Ft. Worth Texas. Nearly 2,000 Default Industry Professionals gathered for education, motivation and networking. Magic Johnson was also one of the guest speakers.

The Future Of American Housing: NPR Looks At “Life After Fannie Mae And Freddie Mac” (Audio)

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  •  Lawrence Yun, chief economist at the National Association of Realtors has stated: “Let’s have a government role, right at the front…”
  • “It’s just ingrained in the American mindset that to say, ‘I own a property. I own piece of America,’ ” says Yun, explaining why housing is special
  • The worry is that if the government pulls out of housing too far, loans will be harder to get and interest rates will go up
  • Without a government guarantee, all those pension funds and foreign governments will be reluctant to lend Americans money to buy their houses
  • Scott Simon, head of the mortgage division at the money management firm PIMCO, was quoted as saying that his company is “one of the largest holders in the world of agency mortgages,”
  • If there is no government backing, investors like PIMCO won’t take the risk on mortgages
  • The most likely solution is  that private companies would shoulder most of the risk and take big losses in a crisis and the government will step in as a last resort
  •  There will be a re-creation of Fannie and Freddie, but the government and the housing industry will pretend that this is not the case
  • Mortgage companies will start taking more risks and the housing industry will eventually recover and improve
  • Can America avoid another housing bubble and resulting economic crisis?…..

For more:  http://www.npr.org/blogs/money/2011/03/31/134863027/whats-next-life-after-fannie-and-freddie

March 2011 Housing Market Data Shows Weak Home Prices And Sales, Home Price Expectations Show Some Improvement But Existing And Potential Housing Inventory Remains High