homes: Buying a foreclosed home the best option? - 12/31/08 07:48 PM
Buying a foreclosed home, is it the best and wisest buyer choice?
What you must know about Foreclosed homes.
Foreclosed homes, they are everywhere. You a are a buyer seeking to find the best deal in the market while protecting your financial interests. Is Foreclosed homes the best option?
Depends. … (1 comments)
homes: Why would I consider a mobile home or manufactured home in this market.. - 06/22/08 11:32 AM
Reasons are varied and it is totally the choice of the buyer.
Many who seek mobile homes or manufactured homes like community and security.
Others are not so much concerned with building equity and buying up or down. Many mobile home and manufactured home parks are convenient to shopping and freeway … (3 comments)
homes: Antioch, Brentwood , Pittsburg still have some great real estate deals.... - 06/14/08 10:00 AM
If you do not have to get caught up in the traffic snafu you might want to consider a home in East County.
Things you still need to watch out for such as mello roos , taxes which could significantly increase your monthly mortgage payment.(Antioch) Many of the notorious taxes have … (0 comments)
homes: Should I or Should I not buy into day's market? - 03/29/08 11:24 AM
Let me ask you this.....How much are you paying for rent? How much of a tax break are you getting? How much in taxes do you owe each year? What would be the advantage of you owning a home at this time? Are you happy renting? Do you like yard work? Do you have … (0 comments)
homes: Is a mobile or manufactured home for you? - 01/13/08 06:51 PM
Mobile homes are a viable option for those who do not want the responsibility of maintaining a home or who do not want to share walls. Let's face it, there are many who have no desire to pay $2000 or $3000 monthly mortgage and they are perfectly ok not investing in real estate … (5 comments)
homes: Is purchasing a home really a good investment? Especially now... - 09/14/07 03:55 PM
You have to ask yourself a few questions: 1- Can you afford the mortgage payments? 2-Can you place money aside for future improvements or repairs? 3-Are you planning on living in the home for at least 5 Yrs? 4-Have you checked with your CPA or tax person to see exactly how much you would save … (2 comments)
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