In real estate jargon there are typically two types of markets: a buyer’s market or a seller’s market. However, outside of these tight confines fall other sub markets that may be defined as first time home buyers market or lease to purchase market. Similar to Democrats and Republicans in politics, limiting the markets [...]

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BrentR on August 26th, 2009

… You may be able to get everything included and have a move in ready house for less. That’s not to say that you won’t be able to get a price reduction. However, homes have never been more affordable…

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admin on July 6th, 2009

Here are some of the most popular post we have done to date. From divorce to tax credits home shoppers have a lot of questions about the home buying process. We hope to shed light on them and make you a more informed buyer.

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The controversy over the $8,000 tax credit is over. HUD has officially announced it is now available for the use of down payment and closing costs. Rules still apply so find out if you qualify.

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Lou Burton on June 1st, 2009

With sketchy lending practices ravishing the housing market into destruction, HUD offers up more protection for home buying consumers. The mortgage reform encompasses the practices of lenders, brokers and agents that have offered up services from affilitaed businesses in order to gain profit at the consumers expense.

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