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  • It Is Getting Harder to Buy a House

    FHA to toughen rules for borrowers The Federal Housing Administration (FHA) is proposing raising minimum credit scores for borrowers who receive FHA-backed mortgages, increasing down payment requirements, and limiting the amount of money sellers can provide toward closing costs. The proposed changes are part of an effort to shore up the ...
    Posted to Market Update (Weblog) by 278262 on December 8, 2009
  • Townhouse For Sale in Cypress

    [photo:listing:7202858] • 1,031 sq. ft., 2 bath, 2 bdrm townhouse - MLS® $290,000 - Standard Sale! Cypress, Orange County  -  Cute townhome in Cypress, in the highly desirable Los Alamitos School District. Walking distance to schools and shopping. You'll love the ...
    Posted to Market Update (Weblog) by 278262 on November 13, 2009
  • It's a GREAT time to buy or refinance your home!

    July 28, 2009-(MCT)-First-time homebuyers and those thinking about refinancing are in a great place. Mortgage rates just fell for the third straight week, according to mortgage finance firm Freddie Mac. “The credit markets are still tight, but they have loosened up significantly from 90 days ago,” said Scott Norman, vice ...
    Posted to Market Update (Weblog) by 278262 on August 2, 2009
  • Existing Home Sales Up June 2009!

    According to the National Association of Realtors (NAR), existing home sales in June rose by 3.6% to an annual rate of 4.89 million, the highest since last October. Lawrence Yun, NAR chief economist, said: "The increase in existing-home sales occurred in all major regions of the country." Analysts say that this signals moderation in ...
    Posted to Market Update (Weblog) by 278262 on July 28, 2009
  • New Home Sales Up June 2009

    Sales of newly built, single-family homes rose 11% in June, 2009 to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 384,000 units, according to numbers released by the U.S. Commerce Department. Coming on the heels of an upwardly revised number for May, the gain marks a third consecutive month of improved sales activity. “This is good news ...
    Posted to Market Update (Weblog) by 278262 on July 28, 2009
  • Changes in Home Loans May Affect You

    Starting July 30, 2009, if the APR on an initial Good Faith Estimate is no longer accurate (within a 0.125% range) at close of escrow, a lender must generally provide a residential borrower with a new disclosure and a three-day right to rescind before consummating the loan. REALTORS(R) are forewarned that, because of this new three-day waiting ...
    Posted to Market Update (Weblog) by 278262 on July 17, 2009
  • Quick Facts about Home Ownership in California May 2009

    Calif. median home price - May 09: $267,570 (Source: C.A.R.) Calif. highest median home price by C.A.R. region April 09: Santa Barbara So. Coast $875,000 (Source: C.A.R.) Calif. lowest median home price by C.A.R. region April 09: High Desert $106,210 (Source: C.A.R.) Calif. First-time Buyer Affordability Index - First Quarter 2009: 69 percent ...
    Posted to Market Update (Weblog) by 278262 on July 5, 2009
  • Home Sales Jump ~ April 2009

    Pending US Home Sales Surge Pending US home sales skyrocketed to their highest number in 7 years, a sure sign that the bottom is forming and that bargain seekers have arrived.  The National Association of Realtors reported that its seasonally adjusted index of sales contracts signed (the Pending Home Sales Index) jumped 6.7% to 90.3, well ...
    Posted to Market Update (Weblog) by 278262 on June 2, 2009
  • Are we near the bottom of the housing crisis? Freddie Mac says "YES"!

    Freddie Mac says housing sales are near bottom Frank Nothaft, chief economist of Freddie Mac, said on Saturday that housing sales are nearing a bottom, with foreclosures accounting for a third of all sales.  But you knew there's a "but" coming, right?  Yup...Nothaft added that unemployment and house price declines will ...
    Posted to Market Update (Weblog) by 278262 on April 20, 2009
  • Help for the Troubled Housing Market!

    Finally we have some help for the troubled housing market. A law passed by the federal government and is one of the boldest and broadest pieces of legislation related to the real estate market since the great depression. Among other relief details, the legislation devotes $300 billion to helping troubled homeowners avoid ...
    Posted to Market Update (Weblog) by 278262 on August 15, 2008
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