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Bill McKee

Milwaukie Foreclosure

05-26-10
Bill McKee

Milwaukie Pre Foreclosure

Milwaukie Pre foreclosure home will be available in the next few days! This is a 2,500+ sq foot, 5 bedroom, 3 bath home on a 1/2 acre lot. No traffic! 3 bedrooms at south end of the home and the other 2 bedrooms (with bath, library and family room) arelocated at the other end of the home! Beautiful Oak kitchen is ideal for the gourmet cook- island and all. Very good condition- just about 20 years old and lovingly maintained. Business reversal forces sale. Owners loss is your gain.

Now.. home is NOT yet available, but it will be so within the next 4 days. Call me for first opportunity to make a killer buy!

How does this home compare to others that are similar in size? (Keep in mind, most are NOT as attractive as this one!) Here's the list..

Oops.. this site reduces the file size a LOT.. so I made the picture clickable..click on the image below for a MUCH better view!

Milwaukie

Portland area Foreclosures and short sales list

05-26-10
Bill McKee
Portland Foreclosures and short sales create terrific opportunities for both investors and home buyers who like the idea of buying far more home than was affordable just two years ago. With more than 29,000 listings in the RMLS, surely there is a wide assortment of terrific properties to choose from.. at prices we've not seen for several years. Here's a video attempt to introduce the free search engine I've set up to make it easy for you to locate, filter, and sort listings fast, accurately, and a "one stop" shopping site, when it comes to Portland area homes and other real estate.

Go to http://www.portlandhomesandmaps.com to use this search engine!

Bill McKee

Connect Realty

(503) 662-2274

Clackamas Americans for Prosperity

07-23-09
Bill McKee

I started a "Ning" social network site in order to bring together people in Clackamas County who are concerned about current efforts to turn America into a Socialist country.  We are gathering together as a means of voicing our concerns over this drastic 'change" Mr. Obama wants to impose on us.

Http://www.afpclackamas.com is the site we are using to recruit Patriots who are determined to resist the overthow of the free enterprise system that is the glue that keeps freedom alive. 

I encourage all who value Liberty, Free Enterprise, and a prosperous future to join Americans for Prosperity.

 

Bill McKee

Foreclosure Index .. UP.. way up

04-11-09
Bill McKee

In February, US foreclosures are reported up by more than 67% over January's numbers. That translates into 121,756 new foreclosures completed. This tops the previous record monthly high of 104,243 which occurred in September of '08.

Initial pre-foreclosure filings also increased to the highest level- hitting 207,703 in February, up more than 9% from the previous high set in December, '08 (190,467).

The Mortgage Banker's Association has produced a somewhat depressing report on deliquency rates. The National Delinquency Survey reported that the delinquency rate for mortgage loans on one-to-four-unit residential properties rose to a new record seasonally adjusted rate of 7.88 percent of all loans outstanding as of the end of fourth-quarter 2008. Imagine that... almost 1 out of 12 residential loans across America are in some stage of delinquency.. a rate that does NOT include those loans that are actually somewhere in the foreclosure process yet!

Inventory of bank owned homes is swelling. In order to move this inventory, the first time homebuyer market MUST be revived. That market creates momentum for the move-up market. Low interest rates and the $8,000 first time home buyer tax credit helps. But in the end, employment is key. A strong and vigorous economy is the ONLY way to turn the market around.

In Oregon, bank owned and pre-foreclosures are rising, too, of course. To review the current inventory of bank owned and pre-foreclosure listings, go to http://www.realtyadvisorsweb.com/Foreclosures.html

If we continue recent historic levels of deficit government spending, we will surely create enormous inflation, (decling purchasing power of the dollar), high interest rates, and a much lower standard of living across the board. In truth, such enormous borrowing by our government has scary national security ramifications. http://mckee.activerain.com/post/954743/deficits-imperil-america-s-future-just-say-no-