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Estate Agents Moaning - The Property Market is Messed-Up!

Nov. 19th, 2008
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The 1.5 percent cut in interest rates by the Bank of England has come after the news from Halifax Bank that property values have fallen a massive 15 percent in the last twelve months. Credit has abandoned the housing market, so many are hoping the lowest borrowing rates for 53 years will help residential prices [...]

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How To Still Invest In Property During The Recession

Nov. 18th, 2008
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Fancy some easy money? Fancy a way of making profit from property, even in this property slump of today? Fancy doing little other than contributing the original funds then sitting back and watching it all come in? With a world-wide recession threatening, this is not such an easy prospect but despite media scaremongering, it’s not [...]

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Cornucopia of Foreclosures and Short Sales

Nov. 18th, 2008
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Most real estate markets are seeing 30% or more of their transactions being lender mediated through foreclosures or short sales.
The bargain hunters continue to move in to take advantage of the bottom barrel prices, low interest rates and cornucopia of foreclosures and short sales.
Buying a Foreclosure
In dealing with a foreclosure the banks [...]

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How to Make the Most of a Buyers’ Market

Oct. 29th, 2008
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After years of soaring price appreciation, the U.S. real estate scene has finally cooled off, making it a buyers’ market again. If you are looking to buy a house, you have great advantage over home sellers because there are plenty of new and existing homes available, with each seller competing with the others for your [...]

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What Are Closing Costs and How to Reduce Them

Oct. 21st, 2008
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When you head to the loan office to close on your home, you are going to need more than just the money for your down payment. You will also need to pay closing costs. These are the costs of the loan and the sale of the home. While closing costs are unavoidable, they can be [...]

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How to Get the Best Interest Rate on a Home Loan

Oct. 21st, 2008
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Your interest rate is the most important factor in determining how much your mortgage is actually going to cost. Before you sign for your next home loan, make sure that you are getting the best possible interest rate. Even a few percentage points will save you thousands over the lifetime of your loan.
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Real Estate Finance Truth and Myths

Oct. 14th, 2008
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The real estate finance industry has been subjected to a lot of beliefs over the years, many of them grounded in fact, with some being nothing more than conjecture. The theories that are more logical tend to be based on certain real factors that influence the real estate market and risk pricing. There are however, [...]

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Find Affordable Orem Real Estate

Oct. 14th, 2008
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If you are looking for Orem real estate to buy, there are many different options you can use in order to find the property that you want. When you know all of your options, you can then look for the property you want in a way that appeals to your individual tastes.
One popular way [...]

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The Inner Workings of Interest Rates for Owner Builder Loans

Oct. 6th, 2008
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A good owner builder construction loan will have only one closing to cover the land purchase, construction phase, and conversion to your permanent financing. Therefore, the owner builder loan will have two sets of interest rates: one while you build, and one rate for when you move into your new home. Every owner builder should [...]

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How to Buy a Home in an Unstable Market

Oct. 4th, 2008
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As if the home buying process isnt nerve wracking enough, an unstable market presents unique challenges to future home buyers. With the steady stream of bad news, increased foreclosures and tightened restrictions on mortgages, it can be more difficult to buy a new home now than it has been in the past. Lenders are getting [...]

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