This beautiful condo is in Countryside, a gated community with a country club, golf course, pools, jacuzzis and much more. Tastefully decorated, this 1st floor condo has 2 bedroms and 2 baths, a screened in lanai overlooking a lake and the golf course, stereo, cable, dvd player, and just about anything you could desire. This is truly a “pack your toothbrush and come” condo. Get away from the cold and snow and escape to sunny, warm Naples, Florida, close to the Gu…

New NH Law Aims to Protect Consumers from Foreclosure
Governor John Lynch of New Hampshire signed a new bill, HB 1286, in an effort to curb rising foreclosure rate in the state. The said bill requires the licensing of mortgage originators in order to discourage them from aggressive lending practices. It was authored by Senator Lou D’Allesandro and Representative Tara Reardon.

The Aftermath of Chicago Foreclosures
Reeling under the effects of Chicago foreclosure homes, the city has momentarily shifted into an undeniable silence. The silence is often broken by the noise of prospective buyers, police sirens trying to chase drug dealers and thieves. The story of the southwest corner of Humboldt Park in Chicago is no different as a number of homes are lying vacant while others have been torn down. Most of the foreclosure homes can be seen in Chicago foreclosure listings and only a handful of them have been bought by inquisitive investors or first time homebuyers.

Is The City Prepared To Run Public Housing?
Last year, the San Diego housing officials got a surprise, and it was not about managing San Diego foreclosure homes; it was about managing the few hundred rental units in the city. Yes! San Diego has the freedom to withdraw from the public housing program run by the federal government. The truth is that San Diego City has a much bigger problem on its hands, bigger than auctioning San Diego cheap homes. It is suddenly face-to-face with the financial burden of managing these rentals.

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