There is no stopping California! Per RealEstate.com, 5 of out 10 cities for Best Value Appreciation for 2013 are in the Sunshine State. The Bay Area is sitting pretty at 3rd place (San Francisco, Oakland & San Jose). I can personally attest the market is completely bonkers. Multiple offers, overbids, all cash, it's like it's 2007 all over again. The difference this time is that it's not based on "Liar Loans", subprime mortgages and zero downpayments! When people are putting down 20% to call cash, they ain't gonna just walk away! They got skin in the game. They stay to play! What do you think?
Real Estate Is Back With a Vengeance! San Francisco Ranked #3 For Best Value Appreciation for 2013!05/08/2013 2 Comments
 The house was foreclosed upon in November and was being prepared for sale, said Brad German, a spokesman for Freddie Mac....Ritter, the police spokesman, said that the unidentified gunman started making demands related to the house after taking the firefighters hostage. "The power was turned off along with the cable and cell phone and so on, and he wanted all those things turned back on," said Ritter, adding that "apparently he was going through some financial issues."  Man Whose House is Falling Off a Cliff Says "That's the price you pay for the marvelous view!"03/28/2013
Augusta Chronicle reports Laney Supermarket got evicted by SunTrust Bank. Instead of donating the food to the needy, the marshall trucked it away to the dump...right in front of people who really need a hand! Tsk tsk! Officials said onlookers became angry when they learned they would not be allowed to take away food and other sundries that were piled outside the grocery as “abandoned property....“There are people with babies who need diapers out here,” she said.
 On the heels of International Women's day, a study by a Chicago non-profit was just released where they found gals are getting the screwed when it comes to loans! Mortgage Discrimination Study Finds Women Received Fewer Approvals In Wake Of Crash :Chicago women who applied for a new home mortgage in 2010 were 24 percent less likely to obtain a loan than men, the study by the Woodstock Institute found. Lenders were 39 percent less likely to refinance a woman's existing mortgage, the study says. | As Seen On
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