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Monthly Archives: February 2015
The next Fun Day Monday is almost here !
Fun Day Monday! by michaelagile I am very excited for the next Fun Day Monday, on the 2nd of March! Here is how to enter the drawing: If you have not received the Fun Day Monday email, let me know … Continue reading
What’s Ahead For Mortgage Rates This Week – February 23, 2015
Last week’s housing related reports included the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) Housing Market Index for February, The Commerce Department’s report on Housing Starts for January and Freddie Mac’s weekly report on average mortgage rates. The Federal Reserve released … Continue reading
Posted in Housing Analysis, Mortgage Rates
Tagged Case Shiller/ HPI, Financial Reports, Housing Market, Mortgage Rates
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Home Prices: A 5-Year Outlook
With inventory presently below historically normal levels, current & future home prices have been the topic of many real estate conversations. The most recent Home Price Expectation Survey was just released; giving insight into where experts believe prices will … Continue reading
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Two Graphs that Scream – List Your Home Today!
We all learned in school that when selling anything, you will get the most money if the demand for that item is high and the inventory of that item is low. It is the well-known Theory of Supply & … Continue reading
Posted in Home Selling Tips, Homeowner Tips
Tagged House Seller, House Selling, Selling
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What’s Ahead For Mortgage Rates This Week – February 16, 2015
Last week’s economic news included an index of labor market conditions provided by the Federal Reserve, a report on small business sentiment, and a report from the Labor Department on job openings. Weekly jobless claims, Freddie Mac’s mortgage rates report … Continue reading
2015: A Year of Housing Opportunity
2015: A Year of Housing Opportunity Many believed that when the housing market crashed, so too would the desire of American’s to own a home again. Many reports have shown that, especially among younger generations, the American Dream of homeownership … Continue reading
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Don’t Miss These Home Tax Deductions
If you itemize your deductions, you may get back some of the money you spent on mortgage interest and property taxes. Image: Liz Foreman for HouseLogic Owning a home can pay off at tax time. Take advantage of these homeownership-related … Continue reading
Foreclosure Inventory Down 34.3% from Last Year
According to the latest CoreLogic National Foreclosure Report, “approximately 552,000 homes in the US were in some state of foreclosure as of December 2014”. This figure is down 34.3% from the 840,000 homes in December of 2013. December marked the 38thconsecutive month in which there were … Continue reading
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Tagged foreclosure inventory, foreclosures
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