Arkansas home sales drop 18 percent in 2008 By JON GAMBRELL , 02.10.09, 01:25 PM EST Housing sales in Arkansas for 2008 tumbled 18 percent, as the effects of the national mortgage meltdown hit the State home sales down 18 percent, report says
Foreclosures rank state 22nd-highest Arkansas had 1516 foreclosure filings in January, Realty-Trac said. Contributing to the national drop was a decision by government-controlled mortgage
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Foreclosures rank state 22nd-highest - Arkansas Democrat Gazette
12.02.09
Arkansas residential foreclosures in January were up 29 percent from a year earlier but down 16 percent from December, according to a national tracking firm.
The state's ratio of one foreclosure for every 849 houses last month ranks Arkansas as 22nd-highest in the country, according to Irvine, Calif.-based RealtyTrac.
Nationally, some form of foreclosure filing was reported last month on more than 274,000 properties, 18 percent more than in January 2008 but 10 percent less than in December last year. That is one foreclosure for every 466 housing units in the country.
"I think that really serves to underscore once again just how connected Arkansas is to the rest of the national economy," said Kathy Deck, director of the Center for Business and Economic Research at the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville.
Arkansas' ranking has remained in the No. 20 to No. 23 range for months, Deck said.
Washington and Benton counties in Northwest Arkansas are keeping Arkansas high in the rankings, according to Realty-Trac.
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Can we get a 125% 2nd mortgage in Arkansas? If so, what bank or mortgage business?
Jun 02, 2006 by Char1027 | Posted in Renting & Real Estate
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you will never get 125%
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Jul 11, 2006 by aceboom2002 | Posted in Financial Services
I would like to find out information on becoming a mortgage broker. I read that you can work from your home and make over a hundred thousand a year.
Sorry to burst your bubble but I've been a mortgage loan officer for more than 20 years and I'll tell you right now, there are too many variations in this business for anyone to get basic training and work strictly out of their home and make that kind of money. In order to make that kind of money you have to be good at it, you have to have a reputation for being honest, ethical, experienced, and you can't do that as a rookie from home.
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