Teacher A Plus

An Online Home Buying Network For Educators


A network of real estate professionals dedicated to teachers and their families with the proper education and guidance to purchasing a home.

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Welcome to the Teacher A+ online community


This program is designed to provide teachers, administrators, staff, faculty and their families with information and ideas about the home buying process.

Our community will not only give teachers a resource to build their team of real estate advisors, but also ask questions, find properties and interact with other members. Teacher A+ encourages everyone to join and participate.

To become a "Featured Member" please share your thought and ideas on a blog post or discussion forum.

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Blog Posts

Bob Stahl

Phoenix Homes & Scottsdale Real Estate Blog: 2010 Valley Forecast

On December 2 a thousand or so movers and shakers filled a ballroom at the Phoenix Convention Center to listen to three top economists talk about how neither the economy nor the Arizona real estate market are going to be sunny again in 2010.

Good news
• Looking at the Housing Affordability Index, which reflects the percentage of homes sold that are affordable to families earning the area’s median income, Phoenix homes are relatively much more affordable now than they were three years ago.… Continue

Posted by Bob Stahl on December 18, 2009 at 2:11pm

Troy Schuricht

More cash down proposed for FHA-backed loans

By JIM KUHNHENN, Associated Press Writer Jim Kuhnhenn, Associated Press Writer – Wed Dec 2, 7:54 pm ET
WASHINGTON – Homebuyers insured by the Federal Housing Administration would have to provide more cash up front and meet higher credit scores under an Obama administration plan to protect the financially stretched agency.

Housing and Urban Development Secretary Shaun Donovan told a House committee Wednesday that the administration wants borrowers to have a stronger equity position on their loan… Continue

Posted by Troy Schuricht on December 3, 2009 at 12:11pm

Troy Schuricht

Revealing Housing Data

1) 14.4% of ALL mortgages delinquent or already in foreclosure in the US. That is a historic record.

2) PRIME borrowers (NOT SUB-PRIME) borrowers are now the leading edge of this epic housing mess. 33% of all delinquencies (and those already in foreclosure) are PRIME.

3) Next fun fact: 144% INCREASE in FHA delinquencies year over year. Anyone want to place any bets on the long term viability of the FHA in its current incarnation? Anyone?

4) Saved the most staggering stat for last…get ready…Th… Continue

Posted by Troy Schuricht on November 24, 2009 at 2:22pm — 1 Comment

Troy Schuricht

Peace of Mind Program for Short Sales

Posted by Troy Schuricht on November 12, 2009 at 1:58pm

Shanelle Wintercrest

Exclusive VA Refinance Center Offers Loans Designed for Veterans

Exclusive low rates of loans designed for veterans affairs, military loans for home improvements, lowest rates of VA mortgage loans, VA refinance rates, VA streamline, cash out refinance loans. VA Loan

Posted by Shanelle Wintercrest on November 9, 2009 at 2:57am

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Shanelle Wintercrest

VA Refinance Center for Veterance Affairs Loans

Started by Shanelle Wintercrest Nov. 9, 2009.

Laurie

Housing in Texas!

Started by Laurie Feb. 23, 2009.

Margo Ramsey

school taxes

Started by Margo Ramsey Jan. 13, 2009.


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Art Valenzuela is now a member of Teacher A Plus
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We are dedicated to providing Real Estate Solutions to Teachers with distressed properties. Some of these solutions include FHA Principle Reduction Refinance, advice on Loan Modifications, advice on “Short” Sales and other general information.
January 26
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January 20
Alma Martin is now a member of Teacher A Plus
January 20
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The lender would much prefer to do a short sale than a deed in lieu because they do not have to have another piece of property on their books. It is actually less expensive for them that way because the Realtor does the work of bringing them a contr…
January 9
 

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