Monthly Archives: December 2001

Strapped Borrowers Get Some Slack Most mortgage lenders now offer temporary plans to cut payments.

As the economy sinks and layoffs and mortgage delinquencies rise, many workers are worrying about job security.
For homeowners and home shoppers, a major concern is how to pay the mortgage if they lose their jobs.
“One (lost) paycheck has definitely been throwing a lot of them over the top,” says John Lawrence, who manages Wells Fargo [...]


CHANGE BEGINS WITH CHOICE & TODAY IS YESTERDAY’S TOMORROW

Any day we wish; we can discipline ourselves to change it all. Any day we wish; we can open the book that will open our mind to new knowledge. Any day we wish; we can start a new activity. Any day we wish; we can start the process of life change. We can do it [...]


Buyers Call the Shots in Recessionary Real Estate Market

SAN FRANCISCO — Recession is in the air and the evidence is all around: A sagging economy, a 25.6 percent plunge in Bay Area home sales in September. Together, these conditions spell trouble for the residential real estate market, right?Not if you happen to be a buyer.
If this market were a tennis match, the score [...]


The “R” Word

This is a follow up article from my October Issue “What Now“
Well, it’s official. The “R” Word has been spoken. We’re in a recession and expected to stay in one until the later part of 2002. What does a real estate investor/buyer do now?
After you’ve popped that bottle of champagne and celebrated our first real [...]