Info, commentary and musings from Tavia Thomas, REALTOR/Broker about life, events, property, real estate in

the Western North Carolina Smoky Mountains, Waynesville, Maggie Valley, Lake Junaluska, Canton, Clyde and Haywood County.


Tuesday, October 12, 2010

Banks are freezing foreclosures. What does that mean? - Oct. 8, 2010

NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- Halted foreclosures? Robo-signers? Shoddy paperwork?

The foreclosure crisis has entered a new phase, with at least three major banks halting foreclosure proceedings and sales in nearly two dozen states. One just expanded the ban on foreclosure sales across the nation. The developments, however, have left homeowners with many questions. CNNMoney.com tries to cut through the confusion.

Why are major banks halting foreclosures? (read on...) 

First Published: October 8, 2010: 3:12 PM ET
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A woman takes notes on a pamphlet listing foreclosed homes being auctioned off in Miami on August 14, 2010.   
By Tami Luhby, senior writer
 October 8, 2010: 6:49 PM ET

 

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Haywood County NC Home Sales Thru September 2010

Here is a Haywood County NC Market report which shows 2010 closed sales through September and current inventory by price range:

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Sunday, October 10, 2010

Haywood County Memory Walk at Lake Junaluska a Big Success!

10/3/1010

The skies were a bit gloomy and the temperature uncharacteristically cool for early October, but it was still a bright and beautiful day for the walkers at Lake Junaluska, who raised almost $30,000 dollars for the Alzheimer's Association. These funds support the battle with the debilitating disease, as the search continues for prevention methods, treatments and a cure for the disease.

The top five team were Janes JitterbugsCanton First Baptist ChurchTeam Van Breemanl, Grace Episcopal Church in the Mountains and the dellwood/carolina faith riders, all of whom raised $1000 or more for the cause. My team, Haywood Gal Pals, was one of more than 30 teams who participated. Thanks to the organizers of this wonderful event, as well as all of those who joined in, and I hope to see many more next year! ~ Tavia Thomas

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