Home Mortgage Foreclosure Help in Bergen to Mercer Counties in NJ - Bucks and Montgomery Counties in Pennsylvania

SELL YOUR HOUSE FAST! STOP FORECLOSURE! - these are some of the ads commonly seen around the country.

Here in the southeastern part of Pennsylvania and the New Jersey area, hasn't been hit as hard as some other parts of the country when it comes to home foreclosures. But a growing number of home owners are finding themselves in financial trouble.

How did this home foreclosure scenario come about? Financial experts attribute this huge number of home foreclosures to properties bought between 2004 and 2006, when the real estate business was at its peak.

But there is help. Global Portfolio Management Solutions ('GPMS') is dedicated to helping people buy or sell their homes within Bergen County NJ to Mercer County NJ and from Bucks County PA to Montgomery County PA.

If you are faced with the following:
- Behind on Mortgage Payments
- Pre-Foreclosure
- Divorce
- Probate
- Tax Liens/Delinquent Tax Payments
- Expired MLS Listing
- Or You Can No Longer Afford the House

GPMS can help you. The GPMS team provides solutions to help homeowners sell their home and leverage the equity needed to secure their financial position. In addition, GPMS works with credit challenged families looking to acquire a home but do not qualify for a conventional mortgage. GPMS' programs support facilitating fast, fair and equitable transactions for all parties involved. They strive to support the community during these financially challenging times.

This works out to be a win/win situation for both the seller and buyer. How can GPMS Find Homes for Financially Challenged People? Applicants enrolled in the Equity Buyer Programs will have the ability to work with a credit specialist and select homes from the GPMS network inventory.

If you're financially challenged, don't wait for a Stimulus Package or Job Offer to Help Your Financial Situation!

Higher Real Estate Investment Values in Philadelphia from University City Expansion

Regarding real estate investment in Philadelphia, ask anyone who hasn’t been back in University City and West Philadelphia in the last 15 to 20 years, and they’ll be pleasantly surprised of the ongoing changes taking place in that part of the city. But, “you ain’t seen nothin’ yet”.

Just take a quick glance at the map above and check out Univ. of Penn’s Penn Connects website, and see the multi-billion dollar changes that are under way now and will be for the next several years.

What does this mean for the real estate investor looking for cash flow and appreciation? Plenty. As the various colleges and universities in Philadelphia expand, it is one of the ingredients in the recipe that is keeping the city’s real estate downturn at a minimal level. Far from the debacle of areas like Detroit, Phoenix, Las Vegas and parts of California & Florida.

As wholesalers of real estate investment property, we have seen the local and long distant investor continue to move into parts of Phila. within close proximity of Univ. City. Some investors have taken advantage of the spillover effect and are presently acquiring properties within a 1 to 2 mile range of University City, at low minimal investments.

These minimal investments become positive cash flow properties with a nice chunk of equity as soon as they’re rehabbed and rented or flipped. And there are the investors that are looking for turn-key student housing that need no rehab, with students in place and positive cash flow.

Even students attending one of the schools in Univ. City or Temple are now renting rooms in the South Philadelphia, Kensington/Fishtown and Germantown areas.

Adding to this, the neighborhood improvement organization, University City District (UCD) announced the appointment of Matthew Bergheiser to “oversee more than 85 administrative, public safety, and maintenance employees, and an annual budget of more than $9 million.”