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Foreclosures and Short Sales
Utah and Nevada have been hit by the Foreclosure crisis as hard as any other state. Many of the homes For Sale right now are Short Sales or Foreclosures. These properties can present opportunities for special deals, and can often be purchased for far less than market value. But purchasing a Short Sale and/or Foreclosure makes the real estate transaction much more difficult. If you're adventurous, patient, and looking for a deal contact LT Weese at 801.645.1919 or view many of these homes under the Real Estate Tool Belt.
Little about LT Weese
LT Weese has been a Top Producing Realtor since entering the field of Real Estate in 1998. Receiving honors for "Sales Master and Top Producer" was just the beginning of a career that has continued to excel, with consistency exemplified as a Top Producer year after year, in a business that requires perseverance in a continually changing environment.
LT attributes his continued success with the ability to discuss and negotiate the issues with both Buyers and Sellers, along with their business, financial and legal representatives. Further, LT has continued to stay ahead of the continually changing environment of communications, advertising and marketing.And with the influx on computer driven advertising (the WEB), along with years of experimenting with different publications and modes of advertising, LT continues to explore and refine the marketing of Utah and Nevada homes to reach optimum results for his clients.
For any questions you may have, LT Weese can be reached at 801.645.1919 or inside Northern Realty located at Layton Hills Mall.
Our Latest BLOG Post

Foreclosure Filings Hit Three-Year Low as U.S.
WASHINGTON April 29, 2010
U.S. foreclosure filings fell last month to the lowest level in three years as lenders under legal scrutiny struggled to process a backlog of defaults and put new systems in place for home seizures, RealtyTrac Inc. said.
A total of 225,101 U.S. properties received notices of default, auction or repossession, down 14 percent from January and 27 percent from February 2010, the Irvine, California-based data seller said today in a statement. The number was the lowest since February 2008, and the year-over-year decrease was the biggest since the company began keeping records in 2005.
Loan servicers are moving slowly in resuming foreclosures amid a five-month-old investigation by state attorneys general into flawed paperwork and improper procedures. Delays in processing defaults are creating a clogged pipeline that may postpone home prices from reaching a bottom, according to Celia Chen, an economist for Moody’s Analytics Inc.
“It’s clearly taking the lenders and servicers longer than anyone had anticipated,” Rick Sharga, RealtyTrac’s senior vice president, said in an e-mail. “Beyond that, the industry itself is in a state of dysfunction.”
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2071 Layton Hills Mall
Layton, UT 84040
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