Navigate the Shifting Sub Prime Market with Commercial and Residential Real Estate Investment

experts claim this shift will be positive, leaving the primeentitled "Regional Foreclosures Highest in the Nation:
mortgage market in tact. Whether you are located inSubprime Market to Blame" writer David Francis
Virginia or other states, navigating the sub primediscusses the rising foreclosure rate in Virginia.
market while the real estate waters are choppy is"Foreclosures increased by 18% in Maryland and 17%
tricky. You must learn how to invest wisely and hire anin Virginia, the second and third-largest national
experienced, trustworthy real estate professional toincreases," Francis writes. "Experts said the dramatic
assist with the ins and outs of commercial or residentialincrease in the number of regional foreclosures is a
real estate investments.fallout from the subprime lending market. These
Residential Real Estate Investing: A Strategy forloans-given to people with limited or less than stellar
Successcredit history-have been extremely popular in the
As the number of potential homebuyers drops due toregion in recent years as buyers attempted to cash in
stricter sub prime mortgage lending requirements,on soaring housing prices," he continues. As these
residential investors have a unique opportunity. Therehomeowners experience foreclosure they again
are only a small number of mortgage lenders offeringbecome part of the rental market. Other factors also
sub prime mortgages now. This leaves homebuyersaffect the Tidewater and Hampton Roads region. The
dealing with credit issues out in the cold when it comesnumber of military families stationed temporarily on
to purchasing a home or property. People with creditlocal bases affects the rental market even more now
issues, some who need to spend a year or morethat the real estate market has slowed. Military families
building and repairing their credit before they buy, arerelocating to the area are generally stationed for only
now creating an exciting residential rental market.3-5 years, which is not enough time to purchase a
Additionally, in a May 16, 2007 article in The Examinerproperty and sell it for a profit.