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Real Estate NewsSource: Wash Post Real EstateWashington Post's Real Estate section is your source for buying and selling a home and finding open houses in Washington,DC,Maryland and Virginia. DC,Virginia and Maryland. Post Real Estate also includes discussions and blogs on DC metro area real estate issues. Treasury hopes new rules send short sales to the rescue of underwater mortgages With new Treasury Department rules designed to expedite short sales set to take effect April 5, relief can't come soon enough for some area buyers, sellers and real estate agents who have waded through a long and arduous process to get short sales approved by the bank. New round of foreclosures threatens housing market The housing market is facing swelling ranks of homeowners who are seriously delinquent but have yet to lose their homes, and this is threatening a new wave of foreclosures that could hit just as the real estate market has begun to stabilize. Landover Hills: location, affordability still draw first-time buyers When Mike Walker and his wife, Kathy, found an affordable house in Landover Hills back in 1979, they were looking for an upgrade from their apartment in nearby Bladensburg. The house was advertised as a "fixer-upper," Mike Walker recalled, and cost $39,500. Steven Pearlstein reviews 'The Big Short' by Michael Lewis "The Blind Side" and "Moneyball" author Michael Lewis turns his attention to the U.S. financial crisis. Green Scene: Pruning tips, groundhog repellent and other gardening advice As daylight saving time begins this weekend, it's a reminder that spring is just around the corner. So we have an assortment of questions that spans the winter-spring boundary. Expenses incurred buying a house can be a risk I tried to buy a house. I applied for a loan, and the bank processed it as a Federal Housing Administration loan instead of a conventional loan. The house I was buying failed the FHA inspection, and I did not buy it. Mortgage interest rates down for second week as home loan applications rise Mortgage interest rates declined for a second consecutive week as the number of home loan applications rose. Affordable housing needs some public funding Fairfax County aspires to greatly increase the amount of affordable housing at Tysons Corner for workers who now must commute there from afar, consuming time and fossil fuel while contributing to traffic congestion. But this newspaper reported recently that achieving Tysons's affordable housing... How to paint and protect steps DEAR TIM: I stopped by a friend's house the other day as she was painting the wood steps leading to her basement. She was using a stencil, and it looked fantastic. What's the best paint for steps? How do you keep the steps from getting scuffed? -- Pam W., Green Bay, Wis.
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Source: About Home Buying / SellingGet the latest headlines from the About.com Home Buying / Selling GuideSite. Explanation of Greenwashing and Green Home Advertising Thursday, March 11, 2010 Greenwashing is a term I had not heard before, not until David Syring of Listed Green brought it to my attention. Yet, now that I know what it is, I see... Tearing Down a House Tuesday, March 9, 2010 It costs less than you may think for tearing down a house. While it's often sad to witness the demise of a long-standing structure, sometimes tearing down a house is the... Why Wachovia Short Sales Are Special Sunday, March 7, 2010 I can't begin to sing the praises loudly enough of a Wachovia short sale. It's not that so many short sale banks are so totally messed up that they can make... Writing Off a Home Loss When Turning a Residence Into a Rental Thursday, March 4, 2010 Since so many sellers are taking a financial hit to sell in our soft real estate market, it really adds insult to injury if a seller can't write off that... Advertising Words for Home Selling Tuesday, March 2, 2010 Before you place an ad in the newspaper to sell your home or post an online listing, stop to think about the advertising words you choose. Choosing the wrong advertising... Dangers of Buying a Foreclosure Flipper Home Sunday, February 28, 2010 There is a huge difference between buying foreclosure flippers and homes that regular owner occupants have remodeled. If your agent hasn't done a little research on the history of the home,... Removing Assets From Homes in Foreclosure Thursday, February 25, 2010 A seldom-discussed issue concerning homes that are in foreclosure is the rising practice of removing assets from foreclosures. Many home owners do not understand what constitutes a fixture in the home... Ways to Stop a Foreclosure Before It's Too Late Tuesday, February 23, 2010 The best way to stop foreclosure is to make up your back payments before the bank forecloses. But not all home owners realize that foreclosure is pending when they miss making... Mortgage Fraud on the Rise at Major Short Sale Banks Sunday, February 21, 2010 An alarming number of banks recently have been urging sellers to commit short sale mortgage fraud as a condition of short sale approval. It's happened to me in Sacramento several times... How to Protect Your Pets During a Power Outage Thursday, February 18, 2010 Most people don't think in advance about their pets and power outages until they're in the middle of a power outage. The thing is you don't normally know how long a... |
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