Orlando Real Estate News http://www.orlandofloridarealestatehomes.com/RSSCOMMENTS en-US hourly 1 2000-01-01T12:00+00:00 In response to: Bidding Wars on Foreclosures Indicate Recovery http://www.orlandofloridarealestatehomes.com/bidding-wars-on-foreclosures-indicate-recovery#c73825 John Beck Tax Foreclosure [Visitor] Hi! Good post! I needed to know such kind of information to update myself. Im into Real Estate and need to know whats new in the market. Thanks for the information.<br /> ]]> In response to: Heathrow Florida Real Estate Market Facts - Everything You Need To Know! http://www.orlandofloridarealestatehomes.com/heathrow-florida-real-estate-market-facts-everything-you-need-to-know#c73486 Jack & Diane [Visitor] <p>Fantastic website that allowed us to compare statistics of your featured communities. We have not decided where our retirement home will be but will definitely keep your website on our favorites list.</p> Fantastic website that allowed us to compare statistics of your featured communities. We have not decided where our retirement home will be but will definitely keep your website on our favorites list.

]]> In response to: No Foreclosure Relief In Sight for Orlando Homeowners http://www.orlandofloridarealestatehomes.com/no-foreclosure-relief-for-orlando-homeowners#c71983 Kevin Sandridge [Visitor] <p><strong>"Roughly one in 10 homeowners with mortgages are either in foreclosure or more than 30 days late in payment--the highest delinquency rate on record," Schoen said. "Without more aggressive measures, another 8 million to 10 millions foreclosures are forecast over the next four years." </strong></p><br /> <p>This statistic is at once amazing and truly sad.&#160; The Hope for&#160; Homeowners Program needs to come back, as do Downpayment Assistance Programs - via the newly sponsored H.R. 600 Bill put forth by Rep. Green from Texas.&#160; </p><br /> <p>This pair of solutions could do a lot to help keep good folks in their homes and also reduce the inventory of homes that could not be saved from foreclosure.&#160; </p><br /> <p>But as always, what we're getting still seems to be a whole lot of "hurry up and wait."</p> "Roughly one in 10 homeowners with mortgages are either in foreclosure or more than 30 days late in payment--the highest delinquency rate on record," Schoen said. "Without more aggressive measures, another 8 million to 10 millions foreclosures are forecast over the next four years."


This statistic is at once amazing and truly sad.  The Hope for  Homeowners Program needs to come back, as do Downpayment Assistance Programs - via the newly sponsored H.R. 600 Bill put forth by Rep. Green from Texas. 


This pair of solutions could do a lot to help keep good folks in their homes and also reduce the inventory of homes that could not be saved from foreclosure. 


But as always, what we're getting still seems to be a whole lot of "hurry up and wait."

]]> In response to: Orlando Area Real Estate: Winter Park Market Update http://www.orlandofloridarealestatehomes.com/orlando-real-estate-winter-park-market-update#c71019 Philippa [Visitor] <p>Chris, I left you a twitter message also but thought I would come directly to your sight and your latest entry had info regarding Winter Park homes and I just had to follow the signs. My parents are currently in Winter Park and that is the area we want to head. As I mentioned in twitter, we don't have jobs there yet but as soon as we do we will need to secure a home of our own. Would love to meet up with you and see what our options are. Neither of us have ever owned our own home so this will be the first for us. </p> Chris, I left you a twitter message also but thought I would come directly to your sight and your latest entry had info regarding Winter Park homes and I just had to follow the signs. My parents are currently in Winter Park and that is the area we want to head. As I mentioned in twitter, we don't have jobs there yet but as soon as we do we will need to secure a home of our own. Would love to meet up with you and see what our options are. Neither of us have ever owned our own home so this will be the first for us.

]]> In response to: How Does the Federal Reserve Rate Cut Benefit Orlando Home Buyers? http://www.orlandofloridarealestatehomes.com/how-does-federal-reservve-rate-cut-benefit-orlando-home-buyers#c70927 Kevin Sandridge [Visitor] <p>Hey Chris!&#160; Listen... </p><br /> <p>I just wrote a blog post listing your blog as one of several Florida-based sites folks should check up on regularly. </p><br /> <p> <br /> Thanks for all the great information you are putting out there. I'd appreciate any feedback you might have in terms of other Florida real estate-oriented blogs I might have missed! </p><br /> <p><br /> Regards,<br /> </p><br /> <p>Kevin Sandridge<br />Winter Haven, FL<br /> </p> Hey Chris!  Listen...


I just wrote a blog post listing your blog as one of several Florida-based sites folks should check up on regularly.



Thanks for all the great information you are putting out there. I'd appreciate any feedback you might have in terms of other Florida real estate-oriented blogs I might have missed!



Regards,


Kevin Sandridge
Winter Haven, FL

]]> In response to: How Does the Federal Reserve Rate Cut Benefit Orlando Home Buyers? http://www.orlandofloridarealestatehomes.com/how-does-federal-reservve-rate-cut-benefit-orlando-home-buyers#c70925 Kevin Sandridge [Visitor] <p>Consumer confidence is huge.&#160; I'm surprised more folks aren't talking about it!&#160; I just hope we don't repeat the Reaganomics trickle down thing here.&#160; Folks at the middle income level need some support.&#160; Perhaps we'll see some on the way as we move into the new year. </p><br /> <p>&#160;</p> Consumer confidence is huge.  I'm surprised more folks aren't talking about it!  I just hope we don't repeat the Reaganomics trickle down thing here.  Folks at the middle income level need some support.  Perhaps we'll see some on the way as we move into the new year.


 

]]> In response to: Orlando, Florida Short Sale Home Buyer Tips http://www.orlandofloridarealestatehomes.com/orlando-florida-short-sale-home-buyer-tips#c70600 Chris Brown [Visitor] <p>Nice and informative interview =0)</p><br /> <p>&#160;</p><br /> <p>Chris Brown</p> Nice and informative interview =0)


 


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]]> In response to: Orlando Down Payment Assistance Programs http://www.orlandofloridarealestatehomes.com/get-down-payment-assistance-and-buy-your-dream-home-in-seminole-or-orange-county-florida-today#c70253 HENRY LEWIS [Visitor] <p>HELLO MY NAME IS MR. LEWIS. I AM SEEKING TO BE A FIRST TIME HOMEOWNER. I AM 24 YRS OLD. I HAVE BEEN AT MY JOB FOR 2YRS. MY CREDIT IS NOT GREAT, BUT NOT BAD AS WELL. WHAT PROGRAMS WOULD I QUALIFY FOR IN REGARDS TO DOWNPAYMENT ASSISTANCE FOR FIRST TIME HOMEOWNERS?</p> HELLO MY NAME IS MR. LEWIS. I AM SEEKING TO BE A FIRST TIME HOMEOWNER. I AM 24 YRS OLD. I HAVE BEEN AT MY JOB FOR 2YRS. MY CREDIT IS NOT GREAT, BUT NOT BAD AS WELL. WHAT PROGRAMS WOULD I QUALIFY FOR IN REGARDS TO DOWNPAYMENT ASSISTANCE FOR FIRST TIME HOMEOWNERS?

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