In: Best Time to Buy
31 Jul 2009Are you trying to predict when the housing recession will be over? If you are, the odds are you will be too late. The housing market, much like the stock market, responds to the basic laws of supply and demand. What will dictate the end of the recession is a balance between supply and demand. Over [...]
Are you a Veteran of the United States? If so, you may be eligible for a great financing option for your next new home, the Veterans Affairs (VA) loan. The VA loan program, once used primarily for first-time home buyers is now used by a broad spectrum of eligible buyers. Since its inception in 1944, the VA [...]
Today’s real estate market has seen an increase in foreclosed homes. From a price perspective, many assume that foreclosed homes offer better value than purchasing a new home. However, there are many hidden costs associated with foreclosures that do not make them a good investment compared to purchasing a new home. When you purchase a foreclosed home it is “buyer beware.” [...]
In: Housing 101
1 Jul 2009Getting the right price, financing, location, plan and features leaves out one critical piece of the puzzle that should never be overlooked in a home buying decision, the Neighborhood. The Neighborhood can not only make the difference in the value of your investment but also the difference in how much you will enjoy it. The Neighborhood is about your neighbors, [...]
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