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Leave a comment » This Week's Featured Community: Highland Creek , Charlotte Real Estate North CarolinaBest Community, Highland Creek Charlotte North CarolinaHighland Creek is an excellent community to live in, especially for those relocating to the Charlotte area. The community is larger than some U.S. cities with an approximate count of 13,000 residents. Highland Creek, at almost 2000 acres is a master-planned community. What is a master-planned community? A master-planned community is a large community that features a lot of different builders with a wide range of prices. What is the beauty of living in a master-planned community? Diverse price points of buyers can experience the beauty of Highland Creek. The price of homes range from 100K to over 800K. The community spans to cities, Charlotte and Concord N.C. The Concord side of Highland Creek is minutes from Concord Mills. Amenities of Highland Creek It's incredible to think about the many amenities of Highland Creek. They include: A new elementary school
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Leave a comment » Re-Educate Yourself on FHA LoansFHA, Loans, Mortgage Charlotte Reeal EstateWhy do so many buyers feel that there is not money to lend? Search around. New Loan Limits Positives That Help Borrowers Include
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Leave a comment » Government Plan to Help Millions Stay in Their HomeGovernment Bailouts and JP Morgan Helps Homeowners Facing ForeclosureOkay, so there's a new government plan. Yes, I asked the same question you are thinking...another one?? I'm all in for helping our economy and helping struggling homeowner's negotiate terms that are fair across the board with the lenders, but not at the expense of tax dollars and plans that appear to be government guinea pigs. The Treasury Department and Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., are close to being finalized. Estimated to cost between $40 billion and $50 billion, the plan would have the government agree to share a portion of any losses on a modified mortgage offered by lenders. Sound similar? Yes. It was the plan in July with the 300 Billion dollar bailout that passed. How Will it be Funded? Funding may come out of the $700 Billion rescue plan authorized by congress earlier in October 2008. Treasury spokeswoman Jennifer Zuccarelli said "the administration is looking at ways to reduce foreclosures." FDIC Chairman Shelia Bair, who first suggested this plan has stated "Everyone in Washington now agrees that more needs to be done to help homeowners," JP Morgan Helps in a Huge Way Jp Morgan has launced a huge plan on October 31st aimed at modifying the terms of $70 billion in mortgages of borrowers who are behind in their payments or who may be headed that way. As many as 400,000 borrowers will soon receive a reduction in interest rate, smaller principal loan amounts or different terms that will may their mortgage payment more affordable. JP Morgan inheririted $54 billion in adjustable or adjustable type loans from Washington Mutual in September and they have chosen to do something about it. Hopefully banks are beginning to realize that this problem is not going away and it makes sense to improve their loan portfolios' value rather than increase non-performing assets. What's the Outlook on Foreclosures? Nationwide, 7.3 million American homeowners are expected to default on their mortgages between 2008 and 2010, about triple the usual rate, according to Moody's Economy.com, a research firm. Some 4.3 million of those are expected to lose their homes. MORTGAGE BANKERS TALK FORECLOSURE:
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