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Posted August 15, 2012 by Jessie Morrell
10 ways to "spruce" up your home's curb appeal!
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Posted April 20, 2012 by Rogers Healy
Best year for local housing market since before recession
This year is turning out to be the best for the local housing market since before the recession. Home sales are up all over Dallas and home purchases are up more than 25% higher than last year.
A pickup in job growth, low interest rates and relatively affordable home prices have buyers becoming more confident about the economic environment.
Even though there is a widespread gain in the number of home sales, prices are rebounding much more slowly. The sellers are finally taking low prices for their property after sitting for two years.
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Posted March 2, 2012 by Cerissa Lair
Low Interest Rates Aren't for Everyone
What's holding you back from getting that low interest rate that everyone's talking about?
The March Issue of Money Magazine speaks on the issue. Credit situations that are less than perfect are one reason these rates may be out of reach. Unusual situations, such as being self-employed or wanting a property other than a single-family home, are other reasons why you may not qualify for such spectacular rates.
Posted February 27, 2012 by Jessie Morrell
American's are getting their confidence back!
Time to start believing in the comeback of America...
Posted January 13, 2012 by
Purchase a home in 2012!
This looks to be the best year for building new homes since the housing bust began. According to a news article in the DMN today.
Economic growth in the Dallas-Fort Worth area as well as fewer residential properties for sale, are giving builders more confidence in the spring home building market. Last year ended with an uptick in the DFW new-home market, and looks quite hopeful to be sustained throughout 2012.
More good news… 30 year mortgage rate that fell again to a record low of 3.89% for a 30 year mortgage. As well as a record 3.16% fixed for 15 years.
Posted December 1, 2011 by Jessie Morrell
To buy or not to buy?
To read more about this topic, click on the link below:
http://www.foxbusiness.com/personal-finance/2011/11/30/real-estate-to-bu...
Posted October 3, 2011 by
Dream Retirement Homes For Cheap!
With record low interest rates and a beaten down home market, couples are starting to take advantage of the market to purchase their dream home for cheap! These baby boomer couples are years away from retirement, yet are realizing it's a hard offer to turn down. "It's an opportunity that's hard to resist: Home prices nationwide are down 32% from their mid-2006 peak, according to the S&P/Case-Shiller home price index.