Annie Blanco Reports for DNN Real Estate News - Las Vegas, Nevada
Annie Blanco was Reporter/Host and Bureau Chief for DNN Real Estate News 2005 2006,
DNN is a real estate based news network isting local realtors and future home buyers to the wide array of homes available in several different markets. In addition, DNN covered real estate news and trends. DNN was the first news organization to cover real estate 24 hours a day, both on public TV channels and Online.
As Bureau Chief of the DNN Las Vegas office Annie hired and managed a staff of photographers, editors, and on-air talents. She supervised video projects from start to finish and managed the production budget for:
Video Home Tours, Video Realtor Profiles, Video Community Profiles, Video Real Estate News & Tips, and “The Real Estate Shopping Network” show which aired in Las Vegas, San Diego, LA, and Palm Springs TV markets.
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A 4 minute 27 second fast moving update on the 
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Home owners across the country are starting to realize the value of their home is not going to recover in time to refinance out of their adjustable rate mortgage. Homeowners were told by the lender they would be able to refinance their home when their has adjusted. What many lenders failed to tell the homeowner is they would only be able to refinance if the home value goes up. Now home owners who will not be able to make the new payment are looking for alternatives to remain homeowners. Some are choosing to “Buy and Bail” as the media has called it.The home owners who were given a bad loan are now giving their house back to the bank, but only after they get a good loan on a similar house for half the price. Las Vegas leading consumer advocates and Realtors Kendall Trotter and Steve Hawks discuss this recent homeowner phenomena and possible repercussions.
Home owners across the country are starting to realize that in many cases, the value of their home is not going to recover in time to refinance out of their adjustable rate mortgage. Homeowners were told by the lender they would be able to refinance their home when their has adjusted. What many lenders failed to tell the homeowner is they would only be able to refinance if the home value goes up. Now home owners who will not be able to make the new payment are looking for alternatives to remain homeowners. Some are choosing to “Buy and Bail” as the media has called it.The home owners who were given a bad loan are now giving their house back to the bank, but only after they get a good loan on a similar house for half the price. Las Vegas leading consumer advocates and Realtors Kendall Trotter and Steve Hawks discuss this recent homeowner phenomena and possible repercussions.