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Help SAVE Down Payment Assistance Programs and help fight those who want to abandon the programs that provide the BEST source for First Time Home Buyers with the assistance to get into owning a home. (more…)
Help SAVE Down Payment Assistance Programs and help fight those who want to abandon the programs that provide the BEST source for First Time Home Buyers with the assistance to get into owning a home. (more…)
That’s right – with all the talk about “down market” it is the Consumer Confidence that seems to make the difference. While existing home sales are setting trends similar to 1998 (5 million units) – those that can afford to buy have put off thinking maybe the market prices will continue to fall. When in fact, we are at an historic low for mortgage rates and the supply of homes is high enough to accommodate the market. Federal Lawmakers are considering a TAX CREDIT for owner-occupied buyers. This could range anywhere from $5,000 – $7,000 and will certainly be a formal initiative to boost the confidence of the Consumer’s enough to get out and BUY that house! I am here if you have any questions or to help you in finding a new home.
Many Sellers are having success in making that SALE by offering a form of “seller financing” with doing a Land Contract. This is not the Land Contract of old that you may have heard bad stories regarding – at least if you are sure to use a Title Company that is reputable and who uses a Real Estate Attorney to draw up the actual Land Contract. That is the biggest tip I would say “please make sure you do this” and that along with careful review of all language will help to ensure that both Buyer and Seller can come out of the deal Winners! Click here to read more: Land Contract Basics PDF.
This is the Buying Season and what a better way to kick start things than with an Area – Wide Event?! Our Dayton Area Board of Realtors has helped to facilitate this Event and provide the following information: (more…)
Straight from the National Association of Realtors, President Yun provides the mid-year update: