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“Yabba-Dabba-Do!” - Flintstones Style House

Check out this Home for sale in Malibu. It's on the market, who's the seller you may ask? None other than Dick Clark. It sits on over 22 acres of land perched on remote headland in Malibu. It has gorgeous views of the ocean, the channel islands and L.A., wow!! The interior mimics the stone age home of Fred and Wilma. According to Home-Designing , " The interior of the Stone Age styled pad is linked to exterior beauty by way of large expanses of glass nestled in naturally irregular shaped surrounds, frameless and organic in appearance, through which the tantalising views of sea and mountain can be absorbed. " For more photos of the Flintstones Style House In Malibu

Relocation Money From Uncle Sam

Homeowners who want to sell their home, but owe more than it’s worth might want to check out the federal government’s Home Affordable Modification Program (HAMP). HAMP is best known, as the name suggests, as a loan modification program through which homeowners who can’t afford their mortgage payment may be able to obtain some relief from the loan servicer. But HAMP also has a program, called Home Affordable Foreclosure Alternative (HAFA), for those who are ready to complete a short sale or deed-in-lieu (DIL) as an alternative to foreclosure. HAFA is intended to help struggling borrowers transition to housing that’s more affordable for them and avoid some of the headaches and most severe credit consequences of foreclosure. The program offers incentives to lenders, loan servicers and homeowners who complete the requirements. Read More..... Copyright 2009 LPS Real Estate Group

Keeping Current with Homes For Sale in Corona

With more than an estimated 3,700,000 homes for sale in the U.S. as of last month , finding the best homes for sale in Corona can take some know how and an equivalent amount of good old-fashioned persistence. There are countless websites advertising homes for sale, droves of real estate agents listing homes for sale, and, of course, local real estate sections in the newspapers all displaying segments of the market: the homes for sale that haven't sold. So how do you sort through all this information and find the best homes for sale in Corona? The 'top-down' method is one way to start. There are several large websites offering comprehensive national databases of homes for sale. The top three according the Internet experts at alexa.com are: realtor.com zillow.com loopnet.com Each of these websites can provide an overview of the homes for sale in any given market area. The problem with the national websites is that they are...

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