So Cal Home Prices up for November!!

Some good news in the press! The median home price rises! If you sitting on the fence you will miss out on this incredible home buying opportunity. Talk to a lender, get approved, call us, and let's get out there! The time is now..

Click here to see the good news in this Dec 14, 2009 LA Times Article


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The Boom is Coming!

Why are we so darn busy, so close to the end of the year, and we don’t even have time to go shopping for the holidays?! Because people want to make deals before year ends; to take advantage of any tax advantages that can benefit them and are afraid of missing the bottom of the market. The coming year is stacking up to be phenomenal with well priced listings coming on board for the New Year. People who are looking for value are getting it and are positing themselves to make BIG BUCKS IN THE BOOM TO COME!

New listing on 6206 Maryland, LA 90047 - Click here for more info!

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Signs of Recovery

The combination of tax credits, affordable prices and rock–bottom mortgage rates are “helping unleash a pent-up demand” from tens of thousands of financially qualified renters and other buyers who’d been glued to the sidelines for months or even years.” Dr Lawrence Yun National Association of Realtors.

Have a great weekend and stay dry!

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Tax-credit Collateral Underscores Historic Home-buying Opportunity

Now is an incredible time to buy! The proof is in the pudding. Lending requirements are changing every day so get in while you can.

What's so Interesting about Interest??

“The affordability equation is now at its most favorable point for buyers since 1970. Interest rates for 30-year fixed loans have been hovering around five percent for weeks – and recently dropped below that into the upper four percent range. A year ago, by comparison, the average 30-year rate was 6.2 percent.” Taken from the National Association of Realtors.

Did you know a 1% change in interest corresponds to a $50,000 difference on a $500,000 house?? Historically, interest rates fluctuate a lot more than home prices.

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