Get Out Of that Apartment!

Apartment living can be great for those who are trying to establish themselves and break away from that "Kid" persona.

This little mortgage fiasco that we are currently experiencing has made renting an apartment more expensive.

The reason for this is because there 3 types of people out there:
1. People Who Do Not Make Enough Money To Own A Home
2. People Who Can Not Get Approved For a Loan Due To Credit Issues
3. People who read the negative headlines about the NATIONAL REAL ESTATE NEWS, and think that buying a home here the Dallas/Fort Worth area would be a bad investment.

Unfortunately I can not help people who are in group number 1. I wish I could go to your place of business and ask them to give you a raise but I can't.

I can help group number 2 by referring them to a credit repair company that has helped several of my clients improve their credit enough to qualify for a loan.

I love helping group number 2, but for this blog purpose I am going to focus on Group number 3.

Living in an apartment is great when you are just starting out on your own and trying to break away from the parent's grip. But what after awhile you start to realize that you throwing away your hard earned money on rent and having nothing to show for it, not to mention how much money you spend on you electric bill since most of the apartments are not energy efficient.

Because of the mortgage crunch and less people are able to buy this means that the demand for apartments and rental houses will rise. This means that apartments can charge higher rent and people have to pay this or else they have no place to call home.

So the people in Group number 3 who are afraid to purchase a home because of all the negative news they hear or read are affected the most. They wind up paying higher rent because they think this is the best option they have.

Well I am here to let you know that the DFW real estate market is doing just fine. There are some areas that have been hit by the foreclosure bug, but if you hire me as your Realtor I will point out how many foreclosure are in the neighborhood and what the market has done in the area over the last year.

Buying a home is still a great investment long-term. Our job economy in DFW is still strong and we won't see the harsh affects of the foreclosure fiasco. So, send me an email or call me today to see if we can get you into a brand new home! Really, what do you have to lose?

Nick Good of the Good Home Selling Team is not a pushy sales agent. He will guide you through the process and he will make sure you are having fun... Buying a home is a fun and exciting time in your life, so let Nick Good help you today!

Nick Good
Keller Williams Realty
469 951 4193 cell
www.NickGood.com
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NickGood@kw.com