Are the usual suspects returning to mortgage-related scams as a result of the subprime lending fallout? Does the practice of illegal "foreclosure rescue" operations extend even into the second-home market?
It always seems that when a large group of consumers are in trouble with their home finances, bad guys are around to help the unsuspecting homeowner dig their hole a little deeper. The latest attempt at the age-old practice of equity skimming is foreclosure rescue where scammers peruse county records to find properties that are facing foreclosure for nonpayment of mortgages or taxes.
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Real Estate: A buyer's market, but still expensive
Compared with many Mainland markets that are in a real estate free-fall, prices and sales activity in Hawaii will still be pretty solid in 2007. But it's becoming a buyer's market, with quick sales, multiple offers and aggressive pricing of fixer-uppers definitely a thing of the past.
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