Happy Thanksgiving!

November 24, 2011 | By Y. Black, Site Editor In Off Topic | Comments Off

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Please keep those who are less fortunate in your prayers this festive season — especially those who have no home, whether it’s due to foreclosure or other reasons.

Stop Foreclosure: The Secret Your Lender Won’t Tell You That Can Help Save Your Home (learn 7 ways to stop a foreclosure in the video in this post)

Mortgage Foreclosure Timeline: How the Foreclosure Process Works & How Long You Actually Have to Move if You Eventually Lose Your Home

Foreclosure Scams: How to Avoid Being Ripped Off by “Foreclosure Rescue” Companies

How to Stop Home Foreclosure For Over 2 Years Without Making Payments: Do it Yourself for Free — Here’s How

Stopping Foreclosure: What to Do When the Bank Refuses to Accept Your Mortgage Payments & Tries to Escalate the Home Foreclosure Process

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House Selling Tips for Unloading a Foreclosed Home Quickly During the Holidays

December 16, 2010 | By Y. Black, Site Editor In Off Topic | Comments Off

If you’re facing foreclosure and trying to sell your home during the holidays, there are some unique challenges you may face this time of year. Following are some house selling tips for how to make your home attractive to buyers so that it sells quickly.

House Selling Tips on Holiday Décor – Should You Remove Religious Themes?

Christmas is a religious holiday. But, there are many religions. So the question for those trying to sell their home this time of year becomes, “Should I remove religious-themed décor, or leave it up?”

There are two schools of thought on this.

Some realtors say that as long as it’s tasteful and not over the top, it shouldn’t turn off potential buyers and is fine to leave it up. But, what is “tasteful” to one person may be offensive to someone else. There is no one standard by which to judge this idea of tastefulness.

And, this is exactly why other realtors may tell you to remove all religious-themed décor altogether. After all, they argue, if you’re trying to stop foreclosure by selling your home, you need to do everything you can and if there’s even the remote possibility that someone could be turned off by your décor, then you should remove it.

The bottom line is, it’s up to you.

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House Selling Tips on Ethnic Holiday Décor – Should You Remove It, or Not?

Similar to religious themed holiday décor, there is no one race. And, many homeowners decorate their homes for the holidays that reflect their race and their culture.

Is this a turn-off, or a non-issue for potential buyers?

On one side you have those who say as long as it’s not “over the top,” it can be left up. On the other hand you have those who say your holiday décor should be as “neutral” as possible. But again, who defines what is “over the top” or “neutral”?

Best bet – keep décor simple.

2 Holiday House Selling Tips You Probably Haven’t Thought Of

Smells Sell: Buying a home is as much an emotional as a financial decision. And when emotions are involved, all of our senses are affected. Smell is one of the most powerful, for we associate it with feelings. Nothing “feels” like home more than familiar smells of fresh-baked cookies or a home-made pie, for example.

Cinnamon apple, peach, blueberry, pumpkin – these are all familiar holiday smells of baked goods that can “attach” a potential buyer to a house. So when you know you have a showing, fire up that oven and get the good smells going.

Be Open to Appointments: While it may be an inconvenience, be open to showing your home on a moment’s notice. Remember, if you’re trying to stop foreclosure and sell quickly, there are many out of towners who may be in town and interested. So, their schedules may be limited. Hence, help your realtor by being flexible with showing time.

Holiday House Selling Tips: Conclusion

If you do these things, along with keeping your home clean (even though it may be trying especially this time of year with family and friends in and out), you’ll have a better chance of selling your home and avoiding foreclosure.

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Foreclosure Business News: Vacation Break

May 21, 2010 | By Y. Black, Site Editor In Foreclosure Biz Tips & Advice,Foreclosure Buying Advice,Free Foreclosure Articles,Off Topic | Comments Off

Foreclosure Business News’s editor will be on vacation from Monday, May 24 through Monday, May 31st. The site will be updated again on Tuesday, June 1st. Meanwhile, enjoy the following posts.

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