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03 April 2008
Good News!..Feb. 2008 Homes Sales in a Stable Range..
Sales of existing homes increased in February and remain within a fairly stable range, according to the National Association of Realtors®. Existing-home sales - including single-family, townhomes, condominiums and co-ops - rose 2.9 percent to a seasonally Read More...
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02 April 2008
Tax Rebates Coming Soon... When will you get yours?
Last month, President Bush signed the Economic Stimulus Package into law - setting aside $168 billion in tax rebates and incentives to help boost the US economy. As we head into spring, those tax rebates are getting ready to hit the mail. So when should Read More...
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14 March 2008
Apartment Buildings - Multi-Family Units - Good time to Buy - NOW!
The National Multi Housing Council projects the number of "households that rent" will increase by four million over the next 10 years, with half of them renting apartments in properties with five or more units. Looking back at 2007, the group Read More...
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22 December 2007
Paramount,CA home prices at new low
Question :Which U.S. city has been the worst affected by this year's housing slump???? Answer:Paramount, CA In Paramount, home sales dropped 78% in the third quarter from the third quarter in 2006 , from 134 home sales to only 30 last quarter. Home Read More...
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22 December 2007
Mortgage contracts should NOT be altered
Former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan said that compelling lenders to alter mortgage contracts would be a damaging tax on the economy and it would be less harmful to simply give the homeowners money. Greenspan's concern is if lenders are Read More...
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22 December 2007
Tax Relief for Home Owners
President Bush signed into law Thursday a bill creating a temporary tax break for homeowners who are able to persuade lenders to forgive part of their debt, and extends a tax deduction for some families with private mortgage insurance. For the next three Read More...
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