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5,959 Homes Offered For Sale on Bank of America (Countrywide) Websit

Friday, November 6th, 2009

Total REO Asking Price: $941,083,901
(As of October 7, 2009)

Source: http://www.countrywide.com/purchase/f_reo.asp

Click on state below for detailed listings
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State Count Total Asking
Price($)
Average Asking
Price($)
AK 12 2,244,800 187,067
AL 127 18,947,870 149,196
AR 37 4,064,200 109,843
AZ 190 28,948,999 152,363
CA 1,278 299,602,269 234,431
CO 116 21,000,599 181,040
CT 34 8,576,499 252,250
DC 15 3,437,500 229,167
DE 09 967,200 107,467
FL 400 51,611,056 129,028
GA 283 29,506,982 104,265
HI 40 16,958,536 423,963
IA 20 1,977,500 98,875
ID 58 10,395,700 179,236
IL 245 32,827,196 133,989
IN 119 7,972,696 66,997
KS 47 3,374,499 71,798
KY 45 3,183,615 70,747
LA 37 4,856,992 131,270
MA 64 9,128,301 142,630
MD 127 25,665,531 202,091
ME 18 1,182,699 65,706
MI 345 21,712,506 62,935
MN 180 25,092,899 139,405
MO 109 11,415,399 104,728
MS 52 5,170,200 99,427
MT 21 6,781,300 322,919
NC 135 19,967,988 147,911
ND 04 277,600 69,400
NE 11 1,225,900 111,445
NH 31 4,836,700 156,023
NJ 79 14,208,300 179,852
NM 12 2,017,451 168,121
NV 134 20,626,300 153,928
NY 140 27,183,599 194,169
OH 125 8,506,714 68,054
OK 62 6,440,301 103,876
OR 78 18,313,600 234,790
PA 82 7,529,949 91,829
RI 20 2,055,000 102,750
SC 60 6,222,893 103,715
SD 08 1,262,100 157,763
TN 132 18,531,845 140,393
TX 381 45,514,298 119,460
UT 45 10,947,471 243,277
VA 172 29,993,799 174,383
VT 02 553,800 276,900
WA 120 27,653,550 230,446
WI 67 7,292,600 108,845
WV 29 3,120,800 107,614
WY 02 197,800 98,900
Total 5,959 941,083,901 150,915

Housing starts rise in Sept.; wholesale prices dip

Monday, October 26th, 2009

The Associated Press

Sunday, Oct. 25, 2009 | 12:09 a.m.

Construction of new homes edged up slightly in September, helped by a rebound in single-family construction. But applications for building permits fell by the largest amount in five months, a worrisome sign for future housing work.

The Commerce Department said Tuesday that construction of new homes and apartments rose 0.5 percent in September to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 590,000 units. That was a weaker showing than the 610,000 economists had expected.

New applications for building permits, considered a good sign of future activity, fell 1.2 percent in September.

That’s the biggest decline since a 2.5 percent drop in April and underscored worries the fledgling housing revival could be derailed by rising unemployment and the expiration on Nov. 30 of the government’s $8,000 tax credit for first-time home buyers.

Meanwhile, the Labor Department said wholesale prices fell 0.6 percent last month on a drop in energy costs. Outside food and energy, core inflation fell 0.1 percent. In the 12 months ending in September, core wholesale prices rose a modest 1.8 percent.

The drop in wholesale prices was another sign the recession had kept a lid on inflation. Last week, the government said consumer prices edged up a modest 0.2 percent in September.

Housing has been struggling to recover this year following a steep collapse that helped pull the overall economy into the worst recession since the 1930s.

But the industry still faces high unemployment, tighter bank lending standards and worries that home sales could falter once the first-time home buyers tax credit expires. The is lobbying Congress to extend the credit.

The 0.5 percent rise in overall construction in September followed a 1 percent drop in August that was revised down from an initial estimate of a 1.5 percent gain.

Construction of single-family homes rose 3.9 percent last month to an annual rate of 501,000 units, reversing a 4.7 percent drop in August. Multifamily construction, a much smaller and more volatile segment, posted a 15.2 percent drop following a 20.7 percent rise in August.

Construction rose 7.1 percent in the South, but all other regions showed weakness. Building activity fell 5.5 percent in the Northeast, 1.8 percent in the Midwest and 8.8 percent in the West.

An index from the National Association Home Builders that measures builder confidence slipped slightly in October to a reading of 18, from 19 in September. Builders blamed the slippage on the approaching expiration of the home buyer tax credit.

The industry contends that extending and expanding the credit for one year would generate nearly 350,0000 jobs and $11.6 billion in additional tax revenues.

Get Informed!

Friday, October 23rd, 2009

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We buy and sell real estate, which includes houses, lots, multi-family units, and commercial buildings in any condition or location in Las Vegas area.

We buy many properties at reduced market value, so after repairs and renovations, it can be listed at a retail price that is within the comparables of the neighborhood. Through our experience in this business, we have the skill set to negotiate better than many investors.




Buying, selling, and renvoting is our full time business. We are an established company, get referrals, and are always marketing, which means we get more properties than we can handle. Instead of letting them sit there until we can get to them, it is best for us to wholesale the deal, so someone else can make money on the property.



We buy and sell in many locations and we have a large buyer list, but there are times, we do not have the manpower to handle all of the properties we receive, nor do our buyers. By networking and having many relationships with other investors, we can all benefit based on what each one of us has going on at the time. We will pass deals on to you, thus saving you time, money, and marketing costs.



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The REO Marketplace in Las Vegas

Friday, October 23rd, 2009

Here are a couple of charts showing the short term behavior of the Las Vegas REO market.

The first shows the Inventory of available REO single family residences listed in the MLS and the number sold in the last 30 days. Note that this statistic requires a week or ten days to fully stablize. Basically the sales trickle in over a period of time rather than appearing on day one.


The message is obvious. The REO listings are approaching and likely at one month of sales and still going down strongly. Those negative on a recovery are projecting a slug of foreclosures. That would likely manifest itself as a leveling or even increase in the inventory level.

Maintenance of present trends is likely not possible. The inventory is at or close to a month. If it continues the present trend we will soon be to weeks of inventory. There is likely some unsaleable residue in this inventory. So we are within a month or two of a throttled REO sales scenario. They are still coming on the market but at well less than the market demand.

Should be an interesting time.

Let us also look at pricing during this period…

This is a 30 day median and average for the Single Family REOs sold in Las Vegas. The trend is still down though with less slope than earlier periods. Over time we should see if prices stabilize or increase as the inventory drops.

These charts will be updated at least a couple of times a week so we can all watch this unfold.

Gathering information for you.

Friday, October 9th, 2009

National Alliance Inc. continues to research Las Vegas real estate market in order to provide the better property wholesale items for you.