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11 Comments on Pardon The Interruption, Back To Real Estate...
Buying your own home is always a good time...I believe that as well. Bottom line, I'm not giving my money away to someone else's mortgage, I won't have to worry about my "rent" going up, I have tax breaks, I don't have to worry about the "rental" getting sold. Click!
Hey, Jason
Nice blog! By the way how did you get that animated picture on your profile. I think it is sooo cool.
Oh. Ah. Mmm, what were we talking about again?
Jason great post.."When bidding out for our services, my advice to the consumer is simply this...Trust not only the character but the content of whom you are talking with, make sure they have that one ingredient that separates them from the rest"
Celeste - I get it now:-)
Marie - I simply went to ask.com, typed in the word to illustrate what I was looking for, in this case 'Consumer' and clicked on Images and searched until I found something I liked. Ah, I think we were talking about Real Estate:-)
William - Well put sir.
Matthew - Thank you!
I agree with you Jason. I'm somewhat surprised by a few blogs that creep into AR announcing the rates are rising..as if were the end of the world.
The rates have been low, real low for a LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOONG time. I originally thought they would soon make their way to the 7+ % area and stay for awhile. Now I'm thinking they will go higher and into the 8% range.
Please note that 8% is NOT a bad rate on a 30year loan to buy a house. Many people have lived through the 10%, 11%, 14% times.... houses still sold....real estate does not go away....life is good.....
I wish the Mortgage Brokers and Media would start getting a message out to the consumer to LOCK IN NOW !!!I believe the public in general may think rates will drop as they tend to not follow the trends and markets as closely as Mortgage Brokers and Realtors.
Hey Rob,
We have been a tad spoiled haven't we? Those who are 'waiting' to do something may be in for a not so pleasant surprise. Playing the market can be a volatile game indeed.