New Google Software Shows Interesting House Foreclosure Trends
New Google Software Shows Interesting House Foreclosure Trends
Google recently unvailed an aboslute awesome piece of software that just blew me away.
What Google has does, in essence, is to open up their database and show trends for any give keyword.
So I wanted to show you what I uncovered when I searched for Home Foreclosures.
I plugged in the word "foreclusre" and I see this graph. And the graph pops up...
Here's the direct link:
http://www.google.com/trends?q=foreclosure&ctab=0&geo=all&date=all
I see a downwards trend toward the end of 2005 and a sharp spike in the beginning part of 2006. The same trend is also visible for end of 2004 and beginning of 2005.
A sharp decline in search for "foreclosure" followed by an increase.
You can repeat this with many other words or word combinations.
I tried "foreclosure Investing" , "Foreclosure Help" and "Stop Foreclosure" and noticed a sharp decline for stop decline with the last word.
Foreclosure investing returned no results oddly enough!
I also ran some stats on "House Foreclosure" and want to show you some interesting stats and graphs that pop up for the term "House Foreclosure"
Note the cities popping up for House Foreclosure.
Not sure if you can use any of this data but you can use Google Trends to mine a ton of Real Estate and Foreclosure as well as all other data.
Good luck and happy investing
filed under: Foreclosure investing
Google recently unvailed an aboslute awesome piece of software that just blew me away.
What Google has does, in essence, is to open up their database and show trends for any give keyword.
So I wanted to show you what I uncovered when I searched for Home Foreclosures.
I plugged in the word "foreclusre" and I see this graph. And the graph pops up...
Here's the direct link:
http://www.google.com/trends?q=foreclosure&ctab=0&geo=all&date=all
I see a downwards trend toward the end of 2005 and a sharp spike in the beginning part of 2006. The same trend is also visible for end of 2004 and beginning of 2005.
A sharp decline in search for "foreclosure" followed by an increase.
You can repeat this with many other words or word combinations.
I tried "foreclosure Investing" , "Foreclosure Help" and "Stop Foreclosure" and noticed a sharp decline for stop decline with the last word.
Foreclosure investing returned no results oddly enough!
I also ran some stats on "House Foreclosure" and want to show you some interesting stats and graphs that pop up for the term "House Foreclosure"
Note the cities popping up for House Foreclosure.Not sure if you can use any of this data but you can use Google Trends to mine a ton of Real Estate and Foreclosure as well as all other data.
Good luck and happy investing
filed under: Foreclosure investing
posted by Mr. Foreclosure at 4:49 PM
2 Comments:
Yes, that is indeed. Once a foreclosure proceeding has commenced, the next step that the lender will take is to have a foreclosure sale. This is generally a time period in which the debtor can redeem the note. What this means is the debtor will have an opportunity to contact the lender and make some sort of arrangement to get caught up on the note.
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This is great. The loan modification plan has been in the market since a long time and many home owners have tried to benefit from the plan. But because of some reason or the other many home owners have failed to qualify for the plan. Thank you for the learning.
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