selling a home: Can the Fed bring Stability??? - 12/11/07 03:23 AM
Interesting question.  There are some great debates over this issue with respect to our industry (REAL ESTATE).  There is probably little doubt that the Fed will lower the target for the Fed Funds by 1/4 percent (possibly by a 1/2%).  What does this mean for us in the real estate industry?  Hopefully with the lower short-term rates, this will help those with short-term financing tied to the prime rates.  In the end remember that the Fed plays a role in helping maintain a good supply of money in the market, but the market is driven by supply and demand.
Indirectly we hope … (3 comments)

selling a home: Thinking of Selling Real Estate? Insightful ways to sell in Today's Market!!! - 11/12/07 03:06 AM
 There are many things to consider when thinking about selling real estate. First of all, "Why are you selling?". Is the sale due to a relocation? Are you having to move because of work? This is a very common reason property owners put their homes on the market. Relocation out of state can be a very stressful time. As a real estate professional, I have seen my share of problems and headaches with this type of selling. Here are a few quick pointers that can help! 1) Time Frame. You need to figure out exactly how much time you have to … (2 comments)

selling a home: The House that Who Built? - 11/07/07 11:27 AM
 No this is not a Dr. Seuss Book! I think it would be appropriate to share with you those who make home ownership possible. You may be asking yourself: "Hey, I'm the one that makes it possible", right? You are correct, but there are others involved who help you reach the status of home ownership. Who are they? The list will be an eye opener for some. First and foremost we'd like to thank the many many Investors out there who have been instrumental in the purchase of mortgage back securities (Known as MBS's). These are just like stock certificates that … (1 comments)

 

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