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VISIT www.NONALIVING.com I hope you have obtained a lot of helpful information from the website. Now it is time to contact me directly at (407) 908-2890 and let me know how I can help you. I can show you ANY properties you might be interested in, whether it be in the MLS, for sale by owner or a new construction home. The drastic change in the market from 2005 has made this season an excellent time to buy, but with so many choices, the task can be overwhelming. I offer a ONE STOP SHOP approach with Equilliance Realty, Mortgage and Title. For you, it is all about convenience, simplicity, and excellence in service. Get buyers qualified on the spot, find out how much you can qualify for and get shopping. Call or email me now at (407) 908-2890 or sales@debbieirons.com as I work 7 days a week! Why use a realtor? I perform the initial research for you, narrowing down JUST the homes you want to see. I work with several reliable, honest mortgage brokers than can get you pre-qualified in a matter of minutes with no obligation and a choice to shop around. Next, you need a experienced negotiator and someone who knows how to submit a contract with all the necessary paperwork. Finally I can lead you through the inspections, appraisal, survey, insurance, and closing process for a stress free move. All of my services are FREE to buyers. Why would you want to do it alone? With the transition of the market, it has never been more IMPORTANT to use a sales professional to market and SELL your home. Include me in your interview process and let me show you why I am the choice for your family. I am very in-touch with the Narcoossee community and when buyers contact me, they stay with me because they can feel that I love my job and that I am there to find a WIN-WIN situation for for both the buyer and the seller.
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| Trends in buying and selling real estate |
The Real Estate Journal
Condo-Hotel Buyers See Investments Sour
Many investors who purchased condo hotel rooms during the real-estate boom are wishing they hadn't. Some frustrated owners are bringing these projects to the attention of regulators.
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Five Questions to Ask Before Remodeling
Before you redo your home make sure you know how big a renovation you can afford and how long you will remain in your residence.
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Mortgage Relief Programs Aren't Helping Much
Up until now, state efforts to help distressed homeowners refinance have had negligible results. A new federal bill may give them additional tools.
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Selling History By the Square Foot
In a backlash against vinyl-clad McMansions developers are creating communities with houses that look like they were built centuries ago, but with modern trappings.
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FHA Loans Grow Costly As Banks Add Fees
Lenders that make loans insured by the Federal Housing Administration are adding costs and restrictions that make those mortgages more expensive for consumers and less widely available.
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States Move Fast On Mortgage Aid
Local governments are acting more aggressively to help homeowners avoid foreclosure, frustrated by what they view as the federal government's inadequate response to the mortgage crisis.
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Fine Tuning the Picture On the Foreclosure Mess
It's not always easy to get an accurate sense of how many foreclosures there actually are and which U.S. locales are the hardest hit. June Fletcher explains why.
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RealNews
Mortgage applications rebound, slowing economy brings rates down
Both the Mortgage Bankers Association and Freddie Mac reported a drop in Fixed Rate Mortgage (FRM) rates in their latest surveys, with Freddie Mac reporting an increase in 1-year Adjustable Rate Mortgage (ARM) rates and the Mortgage Bankers Association reporting a drop. The Mortgage Bankers Association also reported that new mortgage applications rose last [...]
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Mortgage rates drop back below last years levels
Freddie Mac reported Thursday that Fixed Rate Mortgage (FRM) and Adjustable Rate Mortgage (ARM) rates all fell this week after spiking last week. FRM rates are now slightly below year ago levels as are 1-year ARM rates, but 5-year Treasury Indexed hybrid ARMS are slightly above the rate from the same week in 2007. [...]
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Mortgage applications dropped as rates spiked last week
New applications for home purchase mortgages dropped 13.9% and refinance applications dropped 27.8% last week as 30-year and 15-year Fixed Rate Mortgage (FRM) rates increased according to the Weekly Mortgage Applications Survey from the Mortgage Bankers Association. The 1-year Adjustable Rate Mortgage (ARM) rate fell slightly, but points paid on 1-year ARMs doubled and [...]
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Housing market hits the trifecta
This is what we’ve been waiting several months for - real estate markets hit the trifecta the last four days, with existing home sales, new home sales and mortgage applications all increasing. The National Association of Realtors reported Friday that existing home sales rose in September, with sufficient mortgages closing in the middle of [...]
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Mortgage rates below year ago levels
Freddie Mac reported lower Fixed Rate Mortgage (FRM) rates this week and a slight increase in Adjustable Rate Mortgage (ARM) rates, while RealtyTrac reported that home foreclosures fell 12% in September. Freddie Mac’s weekly Primary Mortgage Market Survey showed 15-year FRM, 30-year FRM and 1-year ARM rates all at least a quarter percent lower than [...]
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Mixed news continues as mortgage applications drop
Wednesday brought more mixed news in the housing market as the Mortgage Bankers Association reported that mortgage applications fell last week despite a drop in rates and the National Association of Home Builders predicted housing demand would pick up early next year. The Weekly Mortgage Applications Survey showed a decline of 10.9% in new [...]
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New home sales to slide further, existing home sales to rebound in 2009
The Mortgage Bankers Association is predicting existing home sales to rebound by about 3% next year, while new home sales are expected to drop another 12%. The Association’s forecast is based on projections of negative economic growth for the next 6 to 8 months, unemployment rising as high as 7.7% (currently 6.1%) and Fixed [...]
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