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A mortgage is one of the most expensive purchases you’ll make in your life, and for many the idea of being indebted to it for years can seem like quite a burden. However, while you won’t necessarily be able to pay off your home with instant savings, there are ways that you can pay it down more quickly. If you’re wondering how to drum up some extra money for your mortgage, you may want to consider the following options.
Continue readingMost people peruse the real estate market for a while before they bite down and decide to invest in a home. However, whether you’re in a rush or you think you’ve found the ideal place, it’s possible you may be ready to put in an offer on the first visit. If you’re trying to determine how you can get the home you’re looking for the first time around, here are a few things to be aware of when going in.
Continue readingLast week’s economic reports included readings on inflation, core inflation, and the Federal Reserve’s FOMC statement. The NAHB Housing Market Index, housing starts and building permits issued were also released, along with weekly readings on mortgage rates and new jobless claims.
Continue readingThe National Association of Home Builders Housing Market Index for June fell by two points to 67 after a revision of May’s reading. Components of the Housing Market Index were lower for June with builder confidence in current market conditions two points lower at 73; June’s reading for builder confidence in market conditions for the next six months also fell two points to 76. Builder confidence in buyer traffic fell two points to 49. According to the Index, any reading over 50 indicates that more builders are confident than those who are not.
Continue readingIn many cities around the country, real estate prices are on the rise and potential buyers are working hard to find a home they can feel good about. However, finding the right home in a tight market can be even more of a challenge when it comes to striking the right balance. If you’re hedging around the market in the hopes of finding the perfect home, here are some things you should do to ensure you don’t miss out on a good opportunity.
Continue readingIn the solid video below, Sal Khan explores some of the math behind the decision to “rent vs buy” a home. As Sal mentions there are lots of variables to consider and the decision isn’t always cut and dry. If you need help doing a “rent vs buy” analysis for your situation feel free to […]
Continue readingClick Here To Open The Rental Property Calculator Tool Mentioned at 7:30 Into The Video.
Continue readingRates are holding steadily low. Did you know you can now refinance student loans into your mortgage payment? Wow!
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Continue reading:10 – Rates not moving too much 3:30 – “1 Time Close” New Construction Financing Program 12:30 – A “Self Employed” Borrower Scenario 15:50 – Digital Donuts, CoMarketing Stuff 21:20 – 100 Books
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