washington: It's a great time to buy a home!
- 01/03/07 10:44 AM
As a Professional Real Estate Consultant in the Clark County, WA market, I have seen more than a few great deals for the first time home buyer. If you find out what you qualify to purchase you'll find that interest rates and loan programs are very deversified. A recent first time home buyer told me that he was qualified through a bank and was involved in a government sponsored product, called "the Acorn Program". This allowed my client to pay very little closing costs and no down payment. For information regarding financing a new home or to view all the homes available … (0 comments)
washington: Market Expert 2007
- 12/27/06 05:09 PM
Happy New Year to all! In the constant changing real estate market in Clark County, WA. I've found that current market advice is not always easy to find. For up to the minute information on real estate in Clark County Washington check out the following link http://www.marketexpert2007.com/ and it will give you all of the newest information available in the area and its FREE! Enjoy! … (0 comments)
washington: Costly mistakes even smart people make when buying a home
- 12/11/06 06:24 PM
Just as you would demand the services of a skilled attourney to guide and protect you through the legal process, you should also demand the services of a skilled and committed REALTOR, who recognizes that buying a home is a complex process which impacts every aspect of your life. Your real estate consultant should be committed to guiding and protecting you during this process, always putting your needs first, and ensuring that you avoid the costly mistakes that can occur. Here are a few tips: 1. Financial Un-preparedness: Buyers often start looking for houses before arranging the financing. This can result … (0 comments)
As a Professional Real Estate Consultant in the Clark County, WA market, I have seen more than a few great deals for the first time home buyer. If you find out what you qualify to purchase you'll find that interest rates and loan programs are very deversified. A recent first time home buyer told me that he was qualified through a bank and was involved in a government sponsored product, called "the Acorn Program". This allowed my client to pay very little closing costs and no down payment. For information regarding financing a new home or to view all the homes available … (0 comments)
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