Here Comes the NH Foreclosures

So after many months of me saying to everyone I know “We are not out of this foreclosure mess yet” It appears I am right. Not that I am tooting my own horn, but how can we be naive to think the big brother is actually going to Help Us. The very people who run companies and who gorge themselves with bonuses, getting rich while there companies Read the rest of this entry »

Here we are, start of the Bedford NH Spring Market. What is the Bedford Home market doing these days. Well it appears to still be pretty strong. So be it, not like 2005 when you got your asking price then some. But the stats prove that the market is still strong. Read the rest of this entry »

According to Trulia.com, the median house price in Bedford NH for Nov 08- Jan 09 was $319,900 which is a decline of about 3% from the previous quarter. But the average listing price was Read the rest of this entry »

In a previous post I had mentioned how well the Bedford NH Real Estate Market is doing. In some cases that still holds true. But let’s talk about the Bedford NH Foreclosure scene. The foreclosure mess is not biased, it does not pass your door because of the town you live in, size of the house etc. People are in trouble all over.

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With everything we hear and see in the news about the NH real estate market etc… I would suggest that we do not overlook the positives of the situation and how strong Bedford NH Real Estate is. The reality of the current NH real estate market allows you, if able to purchase, the ability to purchase a property at a much lower purchase price then the years prior. Read the rest of this entry »

NH Foreclosures – I am always asked if buying a bank owned house makes sense or if it is risky. To me buying anything has the same risks. I think there is no bigger risk in buying a bank owned home, called and REO (Real Estate Owned) then a regular seller owned house. The difference is that you need to do more home work. With any purchase you should Read the rest of this entry »