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Joe Montana…Our favorite Notre Dame Alumni Drops Home Price $14M…Short Sale?

Posted by Kris and Kim Darney on Jan 29, 2012 in Luxury Homes, Short Sell and Rent Back Program | 0 comments

http://realestate.aol.com/blog/gallery/take-a-peek-inside-villa-montana/#photo-11 As if the San Francisco 49ers needed another hit, one of its most famous alumna, Joe Montana, has defeatedly cut the asking price of his stunning Calistoga, Calif., home by a whopping $14 million. The 500-acre “Villa Montana,” which hit the market in 2009 for $49 million (get it?), is now selling for a 29 percent markdown at $35 million – proof that even NFL Hall of Famers might be fumbling in a depressed housing market and sluggish economy. Though, looking at pictures of the...

2011: Worst Year for New Housing Sales…More Short Sales?

Posted by Kris and Kim Darney on Jan 26, 2012 in HAFA Government Program, Short Sell and Rent Back Program | 0 comments

HAFA Housing Program….Real Estate Agents In California, Arizona, Nevada…You Are Needed!

Posted by Admin on Jan 20, 2012 in Advice on Selling with No Equity in Southern California | 2 comments

Are you a licensed Real Estate Agent in California, Arizona or Nevada? Do you understand the HAFA Guidelines process? Do you have a heart to help home owners avoid foreclosure….and stay in their home? Contact us to find out how you can become a Certified Agent for this program. Kris and Kim

Equator.com Initiates 1.7Million Short Sales Over the Last 2 Years

Posted by Admin on Jan 4, 2012 in Short Sell and Rent Back Program | 1 comment

Equator.com Initiates 1.7Million Short Sales Over the Last 2 Years

4th Quarter 2011 Case-Shiller Housing index; Home Prices Worsening in Los Angeles…More Short Sales

Posted by Admin on Jan 4, 2012 in Short Sell and Rent Back Program | 0 comments

Case-Shiller released the 4th quarter tracking on home prices. Los Angeles, while not a the top, certainly was showing now signs of home pricing rebounds…with an annualized decrease of almost 5% year over year and a 1 month decline of 1.5% from September “11 to October “11. There is much talk about a massive influx of foreclosures in 2012…however, with continued declines I believe the numbers are much exaggerated. Why? The banks and services are already dealing from massive volumes of losses…supported by the recent announcement from BofA carrying...