10 Tips For Surviving The Housing Market

Source: CNBC | April 29, 2011

It's a buyer's market and by many projections, it won't shift to a seller's market for a good year or more. So, how do homeowners, who have most of their equity in depressed real estate, slog through until it becomes a seller's market? Here are 10 tips from real-estate moguls who have survived several housing-market downturns. Homeowners should be very encouraged by the fact that home buyer sentiment has improved. "The mood has definitely changed...buyers are feeling more positive," said Barbara Corcoran, the founder and former president of the Corcoran Group. "The activity level has jumped considerably in the last 60 days...over and above the typical spring market," she said. Rents have been soaring and it's now cheaper to buy than rent pretty much anywhere you go. In about 40 percent of major metropolitan cities, home prices are going up, according to the National Association of Realtors. "There's no better time to trade up," Corcoran said. So even though it may seem counterintuitive to buy more real estate when you're feeling trapped in the home you already own, real estate pros say a downturn like this is the best time to buy. [Read this article]

www.PEEKA.info  Simple, effective internet solutions.

Websites from $100 a page. Internet Marketing. Videography & More. Visit our website for examples of work and client testimonials. Rely on Peeka info for all of your Real Estate Marketing needs. 

       

 

 
Posted by Peeka Info on 05/07/2011 10:10 PM   Comments (1)  
Generate short URL

1 Comments on 10 Tips For Surviving The Housing Market

MAY
07
2011
6 Featured Posts Attended Rain Camp Called Shot Master

Thanks for the link. A good article from CNBC. 
10:16pm • #1


What does the graphic say?
Leave a response…

(optional)
Spam Prevention:
 
Picture3

Peeka Info

Yorkville, IL

More about me…

www.Peeka.info

Address: Yorkville, IL, 60560

Office Phone: (630) 301-9599

Email Me

Posts by Peeka. Peeka info. www.Peeka.info. For all of your internet marketing needs. Websites from $100 a page.


Links

Archives

RSS 2.0 Feed for this blog