Comments for OrlandoNest: Orlando's Luxury Real Estate Blog http://orlandonest.wordpress.com Orlando's Real Estate Blog - Orlando Luxury Real Estate Blog Sat, 31 Oct 2009 16:26:17 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 Comment on The “EYE” of the foreclosure storm by Terry @Charlotte NC http://orlandonest.wordpress.com/2009/09/26/the-eye-of-the-foreclosure-storm/#comment-462 Terry @Charlotte NC Sat, 31 Oct 2009 16:26:17 +0000 http://orlandonest.wordpress.com/?p=542#comment-462 In Charlotte NC foreclosures are hitting highest in the lowest and most expensive neighborhoods, for different reasons. in the first case they were sub-prime 100$% financed deals- that have gone bad- the Sub-sub-prime if you will. At the most expensive, it the Alt- A type borrower, with interest only or pick a pay notes... Again I ask, how to intervene? I understand there at=bout $1Trillion in outstanding mortgages In Charlotte NC foreclosures are hitting highest in the lowest and most expensive neighborhoods, for different reasons. in the first case they were sub-prime 100$% financed deals- that have gone bad- the Sub-sub-prime if you will. At the most expensive, it the Alt- A type borrower, with interest only or pick a pay notes…

Again I ask, how to intervene? I understand there at=bout $1Trillion in outstanding mortgages

]]> Comment on The “EYE” of the foreclosure storm by Terry @Charlotte NC http://orlandonest.wordpress.com/2009/09/26/the-eye-of-the-foreclosure-storm/#comment-461 Terry @Charlotte NC Sat, 31 Oct 2009 16:23:11 +0000 http://orlandonest.wordpress.com/?p=542#comment-461 I read recently that there were 40,000 foreclosures in the month, but 2.2 million homes lost value because of those foreclosures... multiple foreclosures in a neighborhood are like a wrecking ball coming hitting home values. But what is the solution, with over 12M unemployed. What should gov't be doing? I read recently that there were 40,000 foreclosures in the month, but 2.2 million homes lost value because of those foreclosures… multiple foreclosures in a neighborhood are like a wrecking ball coming hitting home values.
But what is the solution, with over 12M unemployed. What should gov’t be doing?

]]> Comment on The “EYE” of the foreclosure storm by Oliver http://orlandonest.wordpress.com/2009/09/26/the-eye-of-the-foreclosure-storm/#comment-459 Oliver Sun, 27 Sep 2009 04:59:17 +0000 http://orlandonest.wordpress.com/?p=542#comment-459 The wave has only begun. Its going to get a whole lot bigger before it all over. I am curious to see what will happen once the moratorium is over and the lenders start releasing more properties. Follow me on Twitter, lets connect: http://twitter.com/OliverGraf360 The wave has only begun. Its going to get a whole lot bigger before it all over.

I am curious to see what will happen once the moratorium is over and the lenders start releasing more properties.

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]]> Comment on Rent is not a four letter word by Showhomes http://orlandonest.wordpress.com/2009/08/22/rent-is-not-a-four-letter-word/#comment-456 Showhomes Fri, 18 Sep 2009 20:16:01 +0000 http://orlandonest.wordpress.com/?p=518#comment-456 Showhomes is a great alternative to renting. Showhomes matches high-end vacant homes for sale with people who have beautiful furniture and need temporary housing. If you are moving from one city to another, are building a home or simply want to live in a beautiful home for a fraction of what it would normally cost, consider becoming a Showhomes Home Manager. You can enjoy a Showhome as if it were yours while it remains on the market for sale. In exchange for keeping it clean and letting buyers view the home, you get dramatically reduced monthly fees - something the Travel Channel calls "the best kept secret in real estate!" For more information: http://www.youtube.com/user/Showhomes#play/user/D99E2B285C021DC1 Showhomes is a great alternative to renting.
Showhomes matches high-end vacant homes for sale with people who have beautiful furniture and need temporary housing. If you are moving from one city to another, are building a home or simply want to live in a beautiful home for a fraction of what it would normally cost, consider becoming a Showhomes Home Manager. You can enjoy a Showhome as if it were yours while it remains on the market for sale. In exchange for keeping it clean and letting buyers view the home, you get dramatically reduced monthly fees – something the Travel Channel calls “the best kept secret in real estate!”

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]]> Comment on Every Man A King – Perception in the Real Estate Market by THELOUISIANAEXPLORER http://orlandonest.wordpress.com/2009/03/28/every-man-a-king-perception-in-the-real-estate-market/#comment-455 THELOUISIANAEXPLORER Tue, 15 Sep 2009 09:15:51 +0000 http://orlandonest.wordpress.com/?p=467#comment-455 Long had a loyal ally and friend in North Louisiana. If we think things are bad now it is still nothing to compare to the 1920s and 30s. Things were bad, real bad, during the great depression. There was an individual that fought for the cause of the Laboring man in Louisiana and the country. His name was Harvey G. Fields and he fought the Bankhead act and called for the replacement of Hugh Johnson as the head of the NRA. Both of these actions happened. He also fought tirelessly for the individual in the courts while at the same time taking down the Governor Leche political system in Louisiana. He was a member of the Huey Long Law Firm, Chairman of the La Public Service Commission, Chairman of the Louisiana Democratic Central Committee and was the Federal Prosecutor of the Western Region of Louisiana. His floor fights at the Democratic National Conventions led to the seating of several controversial delegations. To read more about life during the great depression and several failed federal attempts go to Google Books and search for “I Called Him Grand Dad”. Eventually Fields was not reappointed as Federal Prosecutor following his work to dismember the totally Roosevelt dedicated Richard Leche organization in Louisiana. He was known best for his integrity, honesty and dedication to his causes. Fields was identified three times on Who's Who in American Politics and his home town of Farmerville presented him with the award for 50 years of practicing law in Union Parish. Long had a loyal ally and friend in North Louisiana. If we think things are bad now it is still nothing to compare to the 1920s and 30s. Things were bad, real bad, during the great depression. There was an individual that fought for the cause of the Laboring man in Louisiana and the country. His name was Harvey G. Fields and he fought the Bankhead act and called for the replacement of Hugh Johnson as the head of the NRA. Both of these actions happened. He also fought tirelessly for the individual in the courts while at the same time taking down the Governor Leche political system in Louisiana. He was a member of the Huey Long Law Firm, Chairman of the La Public Service Commission, Chairman of the Louisiana Democratic Central Committee and was the Federal Prosecutor of the Western Region of Louisiana. His floor fights at the Democratic National Conventions led to the seating of several controversial delegations. To read more about life during the great depression and several failed federal attempts go to Google Books and search for “I Called Him Grand Dad”. Eventually Fields was not reappointed as Federal Prosecutor following his work to dismember the totally Roosevelt dedicated Richard Leche organization in Louisiana. He was known best for his integrity, honesty and dedication to his causes. Fields was identified three times on Who’s Who in American Politics and his home town of Farmerville presented him with the award for 50 years of practicing law in Union Parish.

]]> Comment on Rent is not a four letter word by UnderOnePercent http://orlandonest.wordpress.com/2009/08/22/rent-is-not-a-four-letter-word/#comment-448 UnderOnePercent Thu, 27 Aug 2009 07:22:50 +0000 http://orlandonest.wordpress.com/?p=518#comment-448 Yes it is Correct!Nowadays Somany customers are looking for Executive level Homes. Yes it is Correct!Nowadays Somany customers are looking for Executive level Homes.

]]> Comment on Renovations – Think Exit Strategy by lindahutchinson http://orlandonest.wordpress.com/2008/06/08/renovations-think-exit-strategy/#comment-438 lindahutchinson Tue, 04 Aug 2009 03:11:33 +0000 http://orlandonest.wordpress.com/?p=179#comment-438 Marble. I have seen this same "concept" done though with white subway tiles. Marble. I have seen this same “concept” done though with white subway tiles.

]]> Comment on Renovations – Think Exit Strategy by rich http://orlandonest.wordpress.com/2008/06/08/renovations-think-exit-strategy/#comment-435 rich Fri, 03 Jul 2009 19:35:00 +0000 http://orlandonest.wordpress.com/?p=179#comment-435 Any idea exactly what the tile material is in this bath? Any idea exactly what the tile material is in this bath?

]]> Comment on Mortgage Meltdown affects many by lindahutchinson http://orlandonest.wordpress.com/2009/05/21/mortgage-meltdown-affects-many/#comment-423 lindahutchinson Thu, 21 May 2009 16:47:27 +0000 http://orlandonest.wordpress.com/?p=488#comment-423 Thanks Jeff. It's a wake up call to the masses that even the most educated economist can fall for preditory lending practices. Thanks Jeff. It’s a wake up call to the masses that even the most educated economist can fall for preditory lending practices.

]]> Comment on Mortgage Meltdown affects many by Jeff http://orlandonest.wordpress.com/2009/05/21/mortgage-meltdown-affects-many/#comment-422 Jeff Thu, 21 May 2009 16:33:58 +0000 http://orlandonest.wordpress.com/?p=488#comment-422 I agree, lets get back to the business of selling! Thanks for the link to the NY Times article. I agree, lets get back to the business of selling! Thanks for the link to the NY Times article.

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