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What Is An Acceleration Clause?: San Diego Foreclosures and REO's

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Get The 411 On Important Real Estate Terms In San Diego Foreclosures and REO's

Many people interested in investing in San Diego foreclosures and REO's have asked for a more specific definition of "acceleration clause" a commonly used mortgage term. When a mortgage is used to purchase a San Diego foreclosure or REO, there is a good chance that the mortgage agreement will include an acceleration clause. Essentially, the acceleration clause is a statement or series of statements within the mortgage contract that outlines a number of reasons that will allow the lender to demand payment of the outstanding balance of the loan that you use to purchase the San Diego foreclosure or REO. Here are some basics about the acceleration clause, and how the inclusion of the clause can help to protect the lender in the event of a number of scenarios.

 

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Posted on July 13, 2008 12:11:20 by Amy and Susan
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Even Celebrities Experience Foreclosure!

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se you are well known does not mean you are immune from the foreclosure crisis.  Celebrities like Jose Canseco, Courtney Love, Ed McMahon, Marion Jones and Michael Jackson all have found themselves in trouble with their mortgages.  

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Celebrities are not immune from making bad financial decisions and the realities of foreclosure.  Interested in seeing what celebrities are in danger of losing their luxury homes there are several articles over at Luxist that share the celebrities in trouble.

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It is hard to understand how someone who is rich and famous could be running out of money and facing foreclosure.   But just because they are famous does not mean that they make sound financial decisions.   The housing market has seen better days, and when Real Estate values were rising, and there was no end in sight to the increases.   To maintain that lifestyle costs money and many of these celebrities are living paycheck to paycheck.

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Posted on July 11, 2008 11:31:53 by Amy and Susan
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How To Get Started Investing In San Diego Foreclosures and REO's

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When it comes to real estate investment options, the decision to invest in San Diego foreclosure properties is always a sound choice, even under the best market conditions; however, currently San Diego foreclosure properties may be an even better choice for profitable real estate investment than ever before. The rising foreclosure rates are making San Diego foreclosures available to new investors every day.

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Posted on July 03, 2008 13:45:03 by Amy and Susan
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Why do so many San Diego foreclosures end up being a REO?

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a REO in San Diego? Well that is completely dependent on the motivation of the lender.    The lender is in the business of lending money, not owning real estate.   Secondly, the lender wants to be made whole so they will hold out to the very last moment to try and do so.  So what is the difference between a Foreclosure and a REO?

 

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Posted on July 01, 2008 02:39:19 by Amy and Susan
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How Bankruptcies and Foreclosures Can Make You Money In San Diego

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The rate of bankruptcy filings are down in San Diego, while the San Diego foreclosure homes, condos, and properties are on the rise. It doesn't seem to make sense to most people. Let me explain the reason why there are so many foreclosure homes, condos, and properties for sale or auction in San Diego, and how you can make healthy profits investing in these San diego foreclosures.

Almost 30 years have passed since the Bankruptcy Reform Act of 1978, a time when mortgages typically had a fixed-rate and unchanging monthly costs. Back then - and until 2005 - if you ran into financial trouble bankruptcy provided a way out and a fresh start.

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Posted on June 23, 2008 20:34:36 by Amy and Susan