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ORLANDO, Fla. – Sept. 23, 2010 – Sales of existing homes in Florida
rose 1 percent in August, with a total of 13,997 homes sold statewide
compared to 13,908 homes sold in August 2009, according to the latest
housing data released by Florida Realtors®. Statewide existing home
sales in August increased 3 percent over ...
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Three Reasons to Buy a Home Now
Stocks are up 50 percent from
the March 2009 bottom. Some commodities have risen dramatically. The
only asset class left in the cellar is real estate, says Michael Murphy, editor of the New World Investor stock newsletter.
As a result, Murphy is advising investors to buy now for these three reasons:
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Once you fall behind your mortgage payments, you would be confronted with
certain repercussions. For one, you might be on the verge of losing your
home. Other home owners in a difficult position like you are in dire
need of rescue on what to do to save their home or at least be free from
debt. Your option then is to sell your home. But ...
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The housing market,
which brought the economy to its knees in 2008, struggled to recover in
2009. The modest gains of the past year can be credited in many ways to
federal support that will be removed at some point in 2010.
That
makes for an uncertain outlook for the year ahead, one filled with
questions about what policymakers will choose ...
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When it comes to figuring our whether you have enough money to buy a home, the down payment
is normally the biggest stumbling block. Some buyers mistakenly think
they have to have 20% down and this is true, if you want to avoid the Private Mortgage Insurance
or PMI fee on your monthly payment, since most conventional loan
lenders ...
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With so many different and various types of mortgages exist, knowing
how to choose the right one can be oftentimes challenging. To be able
to understand the various options, we have provided a brief breakdown.
Keep in mind that the country has been in a mess regarding mortgage
lenders giving out money to people that could not afford to buy so ...
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It’s about to get more expensive to take out—and a bit harder to
qualify for—a loan insured by the Federal Housing Administration.
Faced with rising losses and falling reserves, the FHA is preparing a series of tweaks
to its underwriting guidelines and increase in fees in order to stave
off a taxpayer bailout of the ...
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Strong property sales in the Sarasota market in October 2009 continued
to provide ample evidence of a market in recovery, with overall sales
nearly 36 percent higher than October 2008. Total sales stood at 574 in
October, compared to 364 total sales in October 2008. The breakdown was
419 single family homes and 155 condos sold last ...
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The new law extends the tax credit for first-time home buyers and
opens it up to some existing homeowners as well: The credit is now up
to $8,000 for first-time buyers and up to $6,500 for repeat buyers.
All buyers must have a binding contract on a house in place on or
before April 30. The purchase must be for a principal residence and
must ...
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Short sales are not new. Lenders have been doing them for years.
However, due to the increase in mortgage delinquency due to our current
economic situation, the lenders are now inundated with request for
short sales. Bank of America, Chase and Wells Fargo are lenders who
have been very slow in their response to short sale request. Chase ...
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