Real Estate Market

Market advanced for comely developed about real estate investing

Admin — Mon, 11 Aug 2008 03:37:36 +0000

With the increase of redemption, reducing the possibility of mortgage banks and the total collapse of the economy, it is a storm of fire and homes under the real estate market. Many experts agree will now be in May this year, the best time to buy property in the past 8 years. Because of this training is an important step in restoring investment in the real estate market.

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People no longer see a house as a home first and a long term investments

Admin — Sun, 01 Feb 2009 02:32:52 +0000

Reading some of these posts I see a large part of the problem in this country. People no longer see a house as a home first and a long term investments. The mind-set seems to be that if I paid $200K for the house today, its value should never go down and I should be able to sell it anytime for at least $200K.

Well guess what. That isn’t always the case and it has never been the case. Apparently an awful lot of people got into home ownership over the past 10-20years or so that frankly do not understand that a home is a place to live first and a long term investment second. The old rule of thumb was if you don’t plan on living in the house for at least 5-10 years, you should rent, not buy.
We are back to the good old days, 20% down, house for shelter and a long term investment. The goal used to be to pay it off eventually, at least by the time you retire.

Real estate agents are some of the biggest liars out there. Everyone needs to remember that they are nothing more than salesman. If you don’t buy, they don’t get paid. It’s always a good time to buy when you’re a real estate agent.

This economic crunch is hurting everyone

Admin — Mon, 26 Jan 2009 05:13:10 +0000

This economic crunch is hurting everyone across the board. People with good credit, their fico is dropping. How can the banks get a bail-out with their credit score not dropping? Why didn’t Congress do a credit check on the banks before giving them a loan. We’re all in this together, stop all this some can, some can’t business. We need to help each other, whatever the situation. Don’t only let a “select group” benefit from this downturn, everybody should be able to lift their heads above this rising tide.
I’ve said it one and I’ll say it again. It isn’t just about mortgage loans, it’s about the way credit is handled in the US. The fact that a credit card company can raise rates on existing debit for no good reason creates huge uncertainty. A person can do a great job at maintaining his bills only to have a credit card company double his interest and nearly double his monthly minimum payment. Have a couple cards do this and the downward spiral starts.

I’m betting they maxed out their credit cards to just keep up and try to stay up with their ballooning mortgage payment. That combined with the fact that their home has lost major value pretty much kills their ability to borrow.

And yes don’t forget their credit score. It’s probably been nuked by missed or late payments and low available credit.

Two key aspects of the current housing crisis

Admin — Sun, 18 Jan 2009 04:16:33 +0000

Two key aspects of the current housing crisis that could and probably will occur this coming year. First, the vast majority of home owners will “see” the value of their property drop compared to the original price paid for the residence. This will happen because the housing crisis has not bottomed out and will not do so at least the first three quarters of this year. This loss of value will impact the ability to refinance, sell or do anything financially with the property. Second, as property values plummet and more homeowners lose more equity in their homes they will be faced with a tough decision. Keep making payments on blue sky value that no longer is there or simply turn the property back to the mortgage company and let them deal with the problem since it originated with the mortgage industry in the first place. The money they save will allow them to eat, put gas in the car and ease their emotional state of mind. Should more home owners choose to give up on property that no longer is worth the original price, and won’t be for decades to come, the downward spiral will continue thereby causing property values to decline more. Any past equity is no gone no longer what the owner attempts to do because the market value simply isn’t there anymore. Ask yourself the question, do I want to keep making payments on inflated, non-existent value or turn it back and force the mortgage industry and the banks to come to their senses and refinance based on current value? Should enough people simply turn back the property, the mortgage companies will be glutted with property they can’t sell and will have to do something with. This is the solution the common man can take to get something positive when the government and banks drag their feet and don’t want to solve this problem. Think about it and discuss it with your fellow homeowners.