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Do you have Buyers that tell you, "I'm going to wait" Share this!

Reblogger Jim Frimmer
Real Estate Agent with HomeSmart Realty West CalBRE #01458572

Scott Larson of Monroe, Wisconsin, found a short, sweet, and to the point way to answer the "I'm going to wait" objection to buying. Thanks, Scott.

Original content by Scott Larson

Example, take a home that is priced at $100,000 and the interest rates are at 5% for a 30 year loan. The monthly payment would be $536.82.

Now let's say they wait and the housing market drops another 10%. (good) The home is now $90,000, but the interest rate go up to 6%( bad). The new monthly payments are now $540 per month.

With the volatile market that we live in, waiting isn't always the best option. Why pay more when you can start making your dream of home ownership a reality today while interest rate are historically low and homes are on sale?

Do the numbers!

Dinah Lee Griffey
Windermere Peninsula Properties - Allyn, WA
Managing Broker Windermere Peninsula Properties

If you gett a better [rice is it worth a higher interest rate? you may be better off to pay $2,000 more for a house than to pay 2% more in interst. The dollar is the bottom line. What are the payments?-Dinah Lee

Jan 29, 2009 04:17 AM