Home Loan News - Tax Break Right Under Your Roof
Jerry Wilson
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Your home may be brimming with tax breaks and now is the time to take advantage of the deductions you're entitled to in order to see a reduction on next year's taxes.
Mortgage Woes Continue
American Home Mortgage Investment, once the 10th largest home-loan lender in the United States, filed for bankruptcy today. The big news here is that American Home Mortgage wasn't immersed in subprime. Analysts blame worries about the housing market and general mortgage industry distress.
What Real Estate Agents Won't Tell You
Good business practice or consumer deception by omission? Mum's the words as far as crime, schools, and other undesirable factors.
Keller Williams Realty Convention Las Vegas
Keller Williams Realty convention addresses technology trends, market shifts More than 9,000 real estate agents seek timely training at “Family Reunion” in Las Vegas
Getting a Home Loan Just Got Harder
As some lenders collapse under the weight of bad mortgages, others are getting pickier. Now you have to have a real down payment -- and actually be able to afford the house.
Record foreclosures hit mortgage lenders
The problem is most severe for borrowers with scuffed credit and adjustable-rate mortgages. More than 14% of them were behind on their payments. And the worst is yet to come, the MBA said. At least $300 billion in subprime ARMs will reset this year to higher interest rates. Those borrowers face higher payments and a harder time refinancing.
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How Much Does It Cost Not to Refinance?
It could be more than you think.
Record Million Dollar Home Sales for San Diego Real Estate Market, Will Homes Continue to Appreciate?
According to NorthCountyLuxuryHomes.com, the San Diego County real estate market reached a record number of sales in 2005 for luxury homes (homes priced over one million dollars). The current market features over 2,000 homes actively for sale priced between $1,000,000 and $50,000,000. Over the last 5 years prices have increased 118 percent and six San Diego County cities are averaging sales over $1,000,000.
