Real Estate

Free forum offers help to homeowners facing foreclosure

By Jim Wasserman - Tuesday, December 2 2008 - 12:00 am

Nine months after its first sweep through California offering alternatives to foreclosure, the national lender coalition Hope Now is back with a foreclosure-prevention workshop in Sacramento on Thursday.

Improvement seen in forceclosure picture

By Jim Wasserman - Friday, November 28 2008 - 12:00 am

Is the foreclosure phenomenon at last beginning to peak in California?

Homebuyers jump at falling mortgage rates

By Dale Kasler - Thursday, November 27 2008 - 12:00 am

Stuart Stenhouse has been watching the housing market for some time. On Wednesday, lured by a plunge in mortgage rates, the 40-year-old Sacramentan jumped in.

Area's home prices slide faster than U.S. average

Wednesday, November 26 2008 - 12:00 am

Sacramento-area home prices declined at nearly triple the national average during the past year, according to a new Loan Performance Home Price Index from First American CoreLogic.

New home sales fall to slowest pace since 1991

1,500 new homes, repos offered

By Jim Wasserman - Saturday, November 22 2008 - 12:00 am

More than 1,500 new and foreclosed homes will go on the auction block in coming weeks in Northern California, as banks and builders try to clear inventory by year's end.

Home Front blog

Another area home builder is biting the dust

More car dealerships folding?

Fannie and Freddie's overseers tell how they'll help borrowers

Still a recession - and will be for a while

State employees steered toward Thursday Hope Now event

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By THOMAS MUSIL - Friday, November 28 2008 - 5:19 am

Q. We have homeowners' association bylaws that were agreed upon between new homeowners and the construction company in a newly established subdivision. The construction company went bankrupt and no longer has any ties to this community. The lots have been sold and homes built. Much of the agreement concerned practices while the community was being built. The items explained the construction company's rights and the homeowners'; how the homes had to be built, etc.

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