1639 MARION BENNET DR, Las Vegas, NV     Home Photos Local Schools     Just Listed         Lori BALLEN Keller Williams Realty Las Vegas 702-604-7739 Questions?Schedule a Showing! Licensed In:Nevada License #:S.0075212       1639 MARION BENNET DR Las Vegas, NV 89106 Bedrooms: 4 Bathrooms : 2 ( 2 full ) List Price: $113,000 Living Area Approx : 1493         The Ballen Group Listed A Las Vegas Home For Sale And Immediately Received An Offer   The Las Vegas real estate team, known as The Ballen Group, is looking forward to another quick Las Vegas Home sale. Within a week of this Las Vegas home being listed for sale, The Ballen Group is already working with a serious home buyer.   This Las Vegas home is located on Marion Bennet Street. This home in Las Vegas was listed by The Ballen Group... 04/24/2014

Home Owners Associations are as vulnerable to the mortgage and real estate meltdown as banks, property owners and investors are. There is no escaping the wrath of the marketplace. Homeowners finding themselves in mortgage payment trouble often stop meeting their HOA responsibilities even before letting the loan itself go delinquent. That can spawn an unrelenting downward spiral where the HOA falls short on its fee collections and has to cut back on services and maintenance, while affected homeowners later on go into foreclosure and abandon their properties, leaving vacancies subject to blight and all sorts of ugly stuff. The end result is deteriorating property values that can push other owners to leave the subdivision before things get out of hand. Mortgage lenders have been slow in ta... 03/12/2010

Las Vegas housing market alone would be a big beneficiary if it did happen. Southern Nevada has already seen solid gains this year in sales thanks in large part to the first-time buyer tax credit of $8,000. This incentive is set to come to an end December 1. NAR, or National Association of Realtors, and the mortgage industry are currently working on Congress to keep it going well into 2010. It has such a good track record, so why not. They have two other worthwhile ideas in mind as well. The tax credit ceiling ought to be hiked to $15,000 is one of them. If it were to go that high, it would really give the real estate market some kick. Of course this would cost the U.S. Treasury another chunk of money, so there could be some resistance to it. But on the other hand, it might be better sp... 07/24/2009

This outcome hasn't been discussed much before but now it's out there for everyone to see. Namely that if a homeowner in distress is successful in using the Home Affordable Modification Program, kicked off in March, to lower his mortgage payments, his FICO score is likely to take a hit. FICO is the commonly-used barometer to assess a consumer's credit standing. That's because many mortgage lenders report the modification to FICO as such. This means that the original terms of the loan were changed, often for less than the full amount, and any time that happens FICO's existing formula regards that as a negative. The score can drop 100 points and more. A perilous dive. Under current train of thought, the negative impact is entirely reasonable. By how many points it should impact the score ... 07/17/2009