Foreclosure Investing Course: Revealed! The 25 Best Housing Markets Forecasts in 2010

Hey D.C. Here,

There are only 11 seats left for tonight’s webinar. This is your last chance to see us pull back the curtain to see how one of my student’s turned coach grossed a profit of $580,275.00 on just 5 deals. We’ll be breaking these deals down step-by-step to show you how you can do these deals too.

Now is the time to put your plan in place for luxury homes short sales in 2010. Doing just one luxury deal per month
with a profit of $100,000 or more will create a $1.2 Million business for you in 2010. Right now, there are only 17 seats left for tonight’s training. Get your seat now before they’re all gone.

Nothing will be sold on tonight’s training.

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Here’s some good news about the strength of home sales in 2010. These areas will be easier to sell homes because they will take less days to sell. If you live close to any of these markets, these are great local markets to focus on. Find the high end neighborhoods in these markets and focus on the agents that list high end homes in high end neighborhoods.

You can pinpoint zip codes to work in by using this free tool that tell you what the average price is per zip code. Pick the zip codes with the highest average sale price and you will find the high end homes.

This is an awesome tool to find values of homes by zipcode:

http://www.melissadata.com/lists/ezlists/ezhomeowners.aspx

You should create a spreadsheet of zip codes with the average sale price and the number of foreclosures in that zip code for the previous month. You can get the foreclosure data from your local foreclosure data provider. If you don’t have one, you can get one for free here:

www.thebestforeclosurelist.com

Then pick the zip codes that have the highest home values and the highest number of foreclosures for the month. When you do this, you will notice that the zips codes that have the ABSOLUTE highest number of foreclosures are the LOW END neighborhoods. Don’t pick those. If you want to learn how to short sale 15 junker houses, go learn from the Nathan, the short sale kid. I’d rather do 1 luxury deal per month.

Also, Zillow now has an app for iphones.

Check it out at:

http://www.zillow.com/iphone/

More housing markets are forecast to experience appreciation in 2010 as the nation’s real estate markets move closer to stabilization. The Best 25 Housing Markets named annually by Housing Predictor hold the strongest likelihood of housing inflation of all 250 market predictions issued.

Despite the weak economy, home sales are increasing in the majority of the country and are projected to improve over at least the first half of the year boosted by the federal government’s expansion of the first time home buyers’ tax credit to move-up buyers.

Propelled by bargain prices, four Ohio markets top the list of the best 25. Prices got so low in most of Ohio that they have only one way to go. Bankers slashing prices of foreclosures and short sales are setting a new standard for the real estate industry in order to try and save their institutions from failure.

Twelve states are represented on the top 25 list, including many midwest and northern-tier states, which have been less severely impacted by the housing crisis. In all, 44 markets are currently forecast to experience housing inflation in 2010. As we encounter the most challenging real estate market since the Great Depression, the predictions here will be updated and change over the year.

Best 25 Housing Markets For 2010

Rank       Real Estate Market         Forecast
1.       Cleveland, OH                         10.4%
2.       Columbus, OH                           9.4%
3.       Cincinnati, OH                           8.8%
4.       Toledo, OH                                 6.5%
5.       Lafayette, LA                             5.4%
6.       Des Moines, IA                          5.1%
7.       Arlington, VA                           4.8%
8.       Juneau, AK                                 4.2%
9.       Davenport, IA                           4.2%
10.        Baton Rouge, LA                  4.0%
11.        Austin, TX                                3.6%
12.       Marquette, MI                         3.2%
13.        Fargo, ND                                  3.1%
14.       Charleston, WV                        3.1%
15.        Iowa City, IA                            3.1%
16.        Shreveport, LA                       2.9%
17.       Bismarck, ND                            2.9%
18.       Rapid City, SD                           2.8%
19.       Philadelphia, PA                      2.7%
20.        Grand Rapids, MI                   2.7%
21.        Sioux Falls, SD                          2.7%
22.        Morgantown, WV                    2.6%
23.       Omaha, NE                                  2.5%
24.       Bellevue, NE                                2.3%
25.        Pittsburgh, PA                           2.3%

Talk to you tonight at 8:00 pm ET,

DC

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