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RISMEDIA, September 7, 2010—The housing market is showing signs of life. Historically low interest rates and greater home affordability in many areas are beginning to attract prospective home buyers to the market. And with a slow yet steady economic recovery, consumers and real estate professionals are positive about opportunities for today’s first-time and repeat buyers.
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With the changing economy and regulations surrounding lending standards, today’s home buyers have questions. They often look to real estate professionals to help …
On this week’s Preforeclosure Daily Grind “Tip of the Week” we dive into how our end buyer’s lenders are cracking down on the inspection reports when they are trying to qualify for a 203,000 loans. Changes are happening everyday when it comes to trying to stabilize this economy, some good and some bad. Listen in as we tell you what to look for when getting our end buyer’s qualified for a 203K loan and much more. We also cover how …
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RISMEDIA, July 9, 2010—(MCT)—On paper, it’s the chance of a lifetime—a golden opportunity not to be missed.
Mortgage interest rates are at their lowest since 1971 and home prices have reached their lowest point since 2002, says IHS Global Insight Inc. economist Patrick Newport, and appear to be stabilizing.
Veteran real estate agents are hard-pressed to remember a time when rock-bottom rates and affordable prices converged this way. So where are all the buyers now that the tax credit is …
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RISMEDIA, July 3, 2010—FHA Pros, LLC, a national FHA condo approval service, has developed a list of facts speaking to the top misconceptions associated with FHA loans in order to help home buyers better navigate an already confusing market. FHA loans are mortgages issued by qualified lenders and insured by the Federal Housing Administration (FHA).
“We have seen home buyer interest in FHA loans go from practically zero three years ago to upwards of 87% today,” said Christopher Gardner, founder …
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