down payment assistance: Where Is Louise Dix? - The Ongoing Saga of Oregon Neighborhood Stabilization Program - 10/06/09 07:21 PM
Monday October 5th was the official release for the State of Oregon’s Neighborhood Stabilization Program. The City of Medford Oregon which has its own program funding released on September 4th but put the program back on hold. Why? Could it be because the City removed Louise Dix from her position as (4 comments)
down payment assistance: Here Honey, We're Leaving You $11.2 Billion+...in Debt! - 09/17/09 03:13 PM
Don't get me wrong...I certainly see the benefits the many families I am working with are going to experience with the $8,000 first time buyer tax credit. They're purchasing homes with monthly PITI payments less than they are paying in rent, they will experience the stability of home ownership, AND those (6 comments)
down payment assistance: Oregon Not Set Up to Fund $8000 Tax Credit Through Closing - 03/10/09 02:26 PM
It is with regret that I report the findings of my quest to find a way for qualified Oregon home buyers to utilize the $8,000 tax credit recently approved, and apply it to their down payment on home purchases.
The State of Oregon does not have the necessary revolving fund needed (0 comments)
down payment assistance: One Step Forward, Two Steps Back - 02/17/09 08:50 PM
Having been in the real estate/finance industry since 1983, I've ridden many waves over the years in the mortgage industry. With interest rates on fixed rate loans in the high teens when I entered the lending world, adjustable rate mortgages were becoming the "new thing", from the Graduated Payment Mortgage loan (8 comments)
down payment assistance: Rogue Valley Buyers Buying For Only $1,000 Per Month! - 12/12/08 04:26 PM
There are bright rays of sunshine gleaming through the present real estate market here in Southern Oregon. For the first time in a long time, prices are in the range of the entry level home buyer. How did we get to this place?
Many economists and industry professionals believe that (2 comments)
down payment assistance: Seventy-Five Hundred Reasons for First Time Home Buyers to Buy NOW! - 08/11/08 11:34 AM
So HR 3221, the Housing & Economic Recovery Act of 2008, was signed by President Bush, and as with many of today's proposed solutions it comes with good and bad news. So, first time home buyers - want the bad news first? The "bad news" is Seller Funded Down Payment Assistance (7 comments)
down payment assistance: Down Payment Assistance Coming Soon For Medford Oregon Buyers? - 08/11/08 11:26 AM
Plans are in the works to help provide down payment assistance for first time home buyers looking to purchase a home in Medford Oregon. The State of Oregon's and the City of Medford's Purchase Assistance Loan programs have been out of funds for several months, leaving first time home buyers looking (3 comments)
down payment assistance: Oregon Rate Increases On Both State Bond Programs - 06/16/08 11:58 AM
Indicators have been pointing this direction, with signs of inflation in the economy and continued tightening in the credit markets, but the State made their move last week raising interest rates. These programs are still priced well below going market rates in equivalent conventional and government home loan programs.
The Oregon State (0 comments)
Calling all Jackson County Oregon First Time Home Buyers who have a tax rebate on its way. What are you going to do with it? Take a vacation? Go on a mad spending spree? Or, leverage it in to becoming part of your retirement fund while providing your family the (3 comments)
down payment assistance: Four More Ways To Buy A Medford Oregon Home With $1,000 - 05/07/08 12:12 AM
Have you been savings your pennies to buy a home, and your Piggy Bank is filled up and ready to go? I couldn't believe the number of homes that Krista Bolf shows are currently available for sale for under $200,000 in Medford, Oregon. Students who have been attending the HUD approved (4 comments)
Did you know that a First Time Home Buyer in Medford, Oregon could buy a $175,000 priced home with as little as $1,000 of their own funds and have payments of about $1,050 per month including their principal, interest, taxes and insurance on a 30 year fixed rate mortgage? This is (2 comments)
down payment assistance: Calling All Fence Sitters! Five Good Reasons to Buy Now... - 04/24/08 12:50 AM
Southern Oregon is such a great place to live! Time to put down some roots and stay a while? Well, here are five reasons you may want to consider buying now: * Interest rates are still at historic lows, under 6% with no points for a conforming loan fixed for 30 year fixed (7 comments)
down payment assistance: Now Is The Time For Us To Swing This Pendulum Back To The Middle! (Part 1 of 3) - 04/03/08 04:48 PM
Wonderful news! Oregon Affordable Housing advocates have helped secure much needed funds to help retain low-cost rental housing units, funding that will include saving 667 apartment units in Jackson County, Oregon, keeping these units from being sold at market rates when their contracts expire soon. With the low rents maintained to (0 comments)
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