I have been answering a lot of questions from uninformed first time buyers on websites Like Homeresearch.com and Trulia.com, these sites have realtors who will answer real estate questions. The majority of questions are regarding if one house or another is available. They do not have a Realtor nor are they pre-approved......So I am writing this for the benefit of the many first time home buyers who do not know that their first step should be to find a Realtor they feel comfortable with. The buyers Realtor is paid by the seller and so the expert help of an experienced Realtor … (0 comments)
fremont fed tax credit: Smart Consumers are Watering the Economy
- 02/01/10 05:09 AM
Subscribe Smart consumers, taking advantage of the historically low interest rates, the very good home prices and also, the extended and expanded tax credit, are helping to water a housing market growth. This is in turn helping the economy in general. According to several surveys, most of the current home owners say they would use the tax credit money to pay off existing debt, do home improvement, or invest it, or put it in savings. Helping to energize the housing market is the reason behind the homebuyer tax credit and the recent extension and expansion. Consumer spending is, of course, the real water for … (0 comments)
fremont fed tax credit: Housing Market and Economy Seems to be Stabilizing
- 11/30/09 05:46 AM
Subscribe In the last year with the help of the tax credit, there has been a rise in first time home buyers. The National Association of Realtors says the percentage of first time buyer is up to 47% in 2009 compared to 41% in 2008 and 36% in 2006. The unemployment rate is close to peaking and is projected to ease to 9.5% by the end of next year. Read more: http://rismedia.com/2009-11-17/housing-a... … (0 comments)
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