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Subject: Inman PM: It pays to research home's history

 

Only 4 Days Left! Time is running out for you to save over $300 on Connect SF '09 registration. Prices go up April 17th. Don't wait, REGISTER TODAY » TODAY'S TOP STORIES = Premium Member News - Join Now » Tuesday, April 14, 2009 It pays to research home's history Q: I signed a contract to buy a lender-owned foreclosure through an agent. Our agent ordered a home inspection and it was scheduled for Feb. 17 at 1 p.m. As the inspection was finishing up, our agent told my wife that she heard from the listing agent four days earlier that there had been a death in the house. Later that evening, I started searching the Internet and calling neighbors and discovered there was horrible police shootout incident in that house in which two residents were killed ... CONTINUED California sees record foreclosure starts Auction sales down, but defaults spike in March Ocwen doing 'Home Affordable' mods Subprime servicer claims superior success rate Venture capital still at a trickle Funds with track records able to raise money Don't tap that HELOC Floating rate makes action risky More Headlines » MOST COMMENTS Social media sites don't sell real estate Realtor Notebook The do-it-yourself real estate Web site Realtor Notebook 'Rookie' no more: a farewell Diary of a Real Estate Rookie Beware non-experts bearing expert advice Letters From the Home Front Not my listing? Not my problem Study finds poor response to inquiries about other brokers' listings	Say Goodbye to April 15 October 15th is theNEW TAX DEADLINE! with FileLater.com - it's easy! READER COMMENT "Predicting the death of Suburbia and SUV’s is folly. The only thing that will slow or stop their growth is the price of oil. The mortgage crisis has caused a temporary stall in their growth. It will come back to life if oil prices remain at reasonable levels." --Larry A. Whited, Sr. VIDEO The future of mobile applications NAR's Mark Lesswing on what 2009 may hold for mobile technology Crunching the numbers to find the turnaround What do national statistics mean to your local market? More Video »
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