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April 29th, 2008 categories: Tampa Real Estate, Tampa MLS, Tampa Market Conditions, Short Sale Information, Tampa Home Buyer Tips By now many Tampa home buyers are aware that purchasing a pre-foreclosure property is not all that easy. Short sales, or short listings, as they should really be referred to, are abundant across the Tampa Bay area. A short sale listing is a home for sale for which the listed price will not be adequate to cover the seller's loan .. read the rest part.

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None other than Barclays Capital warned Tuesday that roughly half of all subprime and Alt-A borrowers in the U.S. could soon owe more than their house is worth, or have extremely minimal equity left — a problem that is imperiling more homeowners in the States than mortgage rate resets, which have received far greater press coverage. Continued price declines are likely to put as much as $800 billion worth of debt at risk, Bloomberg reported: Subprime loans from 2006 and 2007 that exceed the ..Read the rest of this post.

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