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• What You See is What You Get when You Buy a Fannie Mae Foreclosure
  It may be trashed, it may be stripped. Regardless foreclosed properties are flooding the market with some real bargains.Contributor: Curtis CarperPublished: Jun 04, 2011 […]
• Shared Cost Sidewalk Program Available, Plus Help for Homeowners for 2011
  2011 is a new year and time to prepare for spring cleaning, making repairs in and around our Chicago neighborhoods or perhaps it's time to buy a new house. Here is information to help you make repairs to sidewalks or get a mortgage.Contributor: Rhonda ManningPublished: Jan 10, 2011 […]
• Avoid Foreclosure: An Alternative to Losing Your Home
  If you're on the brink of losing your home, and can manage to get your hands on about $10,000, there's a good chance you may get to keep it. This is my own true story of how I did just that.Contributor: Cindy ManascoPublished: Dec 09, 2010 […]
• HUD and REO Property Preservation
  REO property preservation companies provide services for asset managers of banks. Real Estate homes in foreclosure need to be maintained and cleaned for resale. Get started with your own business cleaning HUD properties.Contributor: Kim JonesPublished: Oct 10, 2010 […]
• A Final Bubble Industry in Cleaning Out Foreclosure Houses?
  One of the businesses that have been booming due to the current economic downturn is cleaning out foreclosed homes. After the eviction has been completed, any items remaining in the property will be thrown away.Contributor: Nick AdamaPublished: Dec 02, 2009 […]
• How to Start Popular Recession Businesses
  This is an article on how to start popular recession businesses.Contributor: Robb WeigelPublished: Sep 08, 2009 […]