pa: Home builders & Respa
- 12/09/08 05:52 AM
Changes are coming to the way that home builders can sell homes. These changes are to take effect January 16th 2009. These changes are in regards to INCENTIVES and them being tied to a lender or settlement company. HUD suggested that such discounts effectively operated like economic disincentives that punished the consumer with a higher home price if he or she selected unaffiliated mortgage and title providers. Hud feels that this violates RESPA even if the business relationship is disclosed, because it does not provide equal oppurtunity for everyone. This has been one of those items that has been a slipery slope … (3 comments)
pa: The Colonel Burd Estates
- 12/01/08 12:53 AM
The Colonel Burd Estates named after Col. James Burd Tinian," home of Col. Burd, is still standing on the edge of the community. Burd was road-builder of Braddock's expedition. French and Indian War commandant at Fort Augusta. Patriot and a soldier in the Revolution The community of Colonal Burds Estates features beau tiful one and two story homes centrally located in Middletown, Pa. Shope Garden's Construction, Inc. will build to suit to give your home that personal touch or off of their plans. Just minutes away from the "sweetest place on earth", enjoy the parks entertainment or amusements, or catch Hershey … (0 comments)
pa: Middletown New Home 1 story
- 12/01/08 12:44 AM
Spacious and elegant one story with open floor plan! Boosts large bedrooms, hardwood entry, custom cabinets, partially finished basement, beautiful stone exterior situated on a level home site centrally located close to all major amenities and highways. The home is handicap friendly. The home offers full partially finished basement. This home offered as a courtesy of Coldwell Banker Select Professional, co-operating broker. http://www.shopepremiergroup.com/Listings/0/15653/PA/Middletown/440-Edinburgh-Road.aspx
Changes are coming to the way that home builders can sell homes. These changes are to take effect January 16th 2009. These changes are in regards to INCENTIVES and them being tied to a lender or settlement company. HUD suggested that such discounts effectively operated like economic disincentives that punished the consumer with a higher home price if he or she selected unaffiliated mortgage and title providers. Hud feels that this violates RESPA even if the business relationship is disclosed, because it does not provide equal oppurtunity for everyone. This has been one of those items that has been a slipery slope … (3 comments)
;)
;)
