home buyers: Working with first home buyer's is always fun! - 01/28/11 04:05 PM
Probably the best part of being a buyer's agent is getting to see the client get their offer accepted and realize they have just negotiated the deal on their first home. I never get tired of it and decided to video this couples great moment! … (4 comments)

home buyers: NAHB's Q & A - on that 8,000 first time home buyer tax credit.... - 09/11/09 03:07 AM
 
No sense in acting like I came up with this great information, here is a video worth your time watching!!!
 
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home buyers: Warning: my (dog)house has fleas! - 06/04/09 04:55 PM
Listing another's home can get you into situations you would really prefer not to be involved in.  Like a couple weeks ago the president of our local MLS showed a new listing that a couple of other agents had shown the day before.  That same evening we were talking and in the meantime one of the one agents called and informed me they had some fleas on them when they left the day before.  It was too late to inform the Pres. so when I saw the bites on her arm I knew we had a situation but she was so gracious … (13 comments)

home buyers: For Branson and Ozarks buyers who want to know about the Stimulus Plan: - 02/18/09 03:35 AM
Homeowner Affordability and Stability Plan-February 18, 2009
On February 18, 2009, President Obama announced his Homeowner Affordability and Stability Plan, designed to help up to 7-9 million families avoid foreclosure by restructuring or refinancing their mortgages. There are three main elements.
1. GSE Refinancing for Responsible Homeowners Suffering from Falling Home Prices.  
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac (the government sponsored enterprises, or GSEs) will refinance the mortgages for 4-5 million homeowners with loans owned or guaranteed by the GSEs. The streamlined refinancing program is designed to help borrowers with loan-to-value ratios above 80 percent up to 105 percent.
2. $75 Billion … (0 comments)

home buyers: Waiting for the bottom may be over. - 08/03/08 11:16 AM
I know a lot of smart home buyers are waiting for the bottom of the prices for homes before making their decision to buy, and it looks like that time may be here.  We are seeing the signs of recovery starting with the gas prices going back down, along with the price of oil, gold, corn, and other key indicators showing that there is a turn around in the economy happening that should drive up mortgage rates, especially since the freddie/fannie reinforcement by the federal governments latest actions.  Let me assure you, this may not be the exact day, but the give or … (3 comments)

 


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