3 bed 2 bath 1084 Sq ft. next to Victoria Gardens. Tile floors downstairs with a fireplace. Carpet in the bedrooms upstairs. Nice view of the mountains with spacious backyard.

coloradospringsforeclosuredeals.com This Colorado Springs home is on the North side of town and is an awesome foreclosure opportunity! Only 2000 for this 3 bedroom 2 bathroom 1400 sq ft deal

coloradospringsforeclosuredeals.com Foreclosures in this good of shape in this Northern Colorado Springs neighborhood don’t come by very often! This great home is a great find in the Colorado Springs real estate market. only 5000 for this 4 bedroom 2 bath home with over 1800 sq ft

Large home in great neighborhood. Master bedroom on main floor with access to deck in backyard. Master bath has double sinks. Huge rocking chair front porch. The kitchen is large with plenty of cabinets. Screened in side patio area. Property is to be sold as-is. Seller will make no repairs. The utilities are turned off at this property - please bring a flashlight for viewing. Case# 105-184612

This beautifully 3BR, 1.5B ranch has received a complete makeover. New paint, new carpet and flooring throughout. New modern kitchen with stainless steel appliances, new cabinets, new counters and hardware. All bathrooms will be beautifully remodeled. New mechanical, plumbing and electrical systems round out this aggressively priced home in South Norwalk. This is the ideal house for first time home buyers looking to reside in Fairfield County. Over 1700 square feet of total living space. Own this home for under 00 per month. Offered at 9900. Call 203.526.5600 for showings.

http:www.ColumbusOhioHUDhomes.com/ HUD OWNED 3BR Home in Delaware OFFERED for 5000 CASE NUMBER 413-382056 BID DEADLINE: 6/21/09 This one has potential! Just look at the curb appeal. Nice 3BR home, conveniently located off SR37 on the west side of Delaware in Troy Farms. Upon entering, you will notice the beautiful hard wood floors in the living room and dining room. The kitchen features dark stained oak cabinets and ceramic tile floors. Upstairs you will find 3 bedrooms and 2 full bathrooms. Carpets are missing throughout. The backyard is completely fenced in, and has an oversized patio. http:www.ColumbusOhioHUDhomes.com/

Bank Owned (REO) in Ceres, CA. Only 9900. Visit www.poncie.com for more information. Click “View My Listings”

This home is located at 3325 Caribbean Ct, Jacksonville, Fl. It is a very nice 3 BR. 1 1/2 BA with a Den, carport and large yard. Suitable for rental or resale, this home was deeded back in lieu of foreclosure of a 2000 mortgage. It can be yours today for only 700. If you are a qualified investor, I will provide short-term financing with only 00 down. Contact Joe Locklear at 904-813-9526. For more homes like this one, visit my website www.belowwholesalehousing.com .

Marcy Kjeldsen REALTOR® - DRE# 00934869 Phone: (831) 464-4415 E-mail: marcy@davidlyng.com Chic and smart, this townhome is a visual delight. Extended loft makes for an excellent office space or potential 3rd BR. End unit with skylight, decorator colors and contemporary finishes like pergo floors, slate entry and sharp stair surround.Common gathering area, and large dogs are acceptable here. Come see it and prepare to be impressed! David Lyng Real Estate www.davidlyng.com

Summer is usually the best time of year for Boise real estate and this year is definitely no exception. Although Boise homes have been losing value every month since July 2006, we are seeing signs that we are nearing the bottom of the real estate market. National news-particularly relating to the Dodd-Frank bill and the debt negotiations-may change the course of current trends, but barring that, there is a lot to be positive about.

First, the July 2011 Boise real estate market is up 51% vs. July 2010 market. (That is a little misleading because July 2010 was the first month that the first time homebuyer tax credit ended.) That said, Boise home sales in July 2011 are up from July 2008, 2009, and 2010. Likewise, pending Boise home sales are up 38% from a year ago.

Distressed home sales in Boise continue to fall. (Distressed sales are either short sales-the lender accepts less than owed-or REO sales-repossessed homes.) In February, short sales represented 23% of all Boise home sales. In July 2011, short sales dropped to 16% of total. REO sales are 22% of total home sales in Boise (down from a high of 40% in December 2010). This is as low as we’ve been in the past 20 months.

The median price of an existing Boise home (no new construction) is $143,000. Although we are still off last year’s mark by -11%, this does represent a 3% increase from June 2011. Boise’s lowest median value since the real estate bubble burst was $126,500 (in January 2011). Did we hit bottom? Can’t tell until January 2012. Boise real estate values drop every winter.

The Boise home affordability index remains near a record low-meaning Boise homes are as affordable as they’ve been in a long time. In January 2005, it took 19% of a median income to buy a median resale home in Boise. In June of 2006, that hit a record high of 30%. Boise residents spent nearly a third of their gross income on a house payment. Since that time, affordability has dropped to 12%. It now sits at 13%.

The top story in Boise real estate is definitely home inventory. Overall real estate inventory is down 3% from last month and down an amazing 33% from this time last year. In July 2010, there were 3124 resale Boise homes available. This year, there are only 1901 Boise homes available–a 39% decrease. It was 2005 since homes available for sale in Boise were that low. New construction homes in Boise also continue to get bought up-inventory has fallen 43 of the past 58 months.

Another indication that we may be nearing the bottom of the Boise real estate market is that sales discounts have dropped. The average sales discount for a Boise home is 2.7%. In 2009, the average discount was near 9%.

This report summarizes a few of the trends Boise researchers have been tracking for the past several years. Most benchmarks seem to indicate we are at or near the bottom. In some cases-particularly Boise home inventory levels-it seems we are transforming form a buyer’s market to a legitimate seller’s market and that’s something we haven’t seen for nearly six years. Time will tell, but with prices still low and interest rates near record lows, it may be time to make a move before the unbelievable buying opportunity ends.

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