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  • Financial Aid Programs for Disabled Home Buyers

     By:M Shane

    This program from Fannie Mae offers financial aid for people with disabilities, or for those who share a residence with a person that has a disability. Its primary goal is to help buyers purchase a home that offers greater accessibility, or to retrofit their current abode.


    In Category - Home Buying
  • Seven Golden Rules For A Successful Bid On A House

     By:Antonio Cardenas

    First time home buyers are looking at a market that shows no mercy, is highly competitive and does not reflect the conditions of a so-called "depressed real estate market." It is not easy to find a good house at the entry level without having to compete with other buyers, but with persistence, good preparation and the help of a professional local Realtor your chances of becoming a homeowner are better. Above all, be realistic, your very first house is not your "Dream House" but getting on the homeownership wagon will eventually get you there.


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  • First-Time Homebuyer’s Credit Possibly Extended Amongst Fraud Investigation

     By:M Shane

    The $8000 first-time homebuyer’s credit is set to expire on November 30th and in the midst of a storm of controversy surrounding the possibility of fraud in over 100,000 claims for the tax credit there is a push to have the homebuyers’ credit extended and modified to increase eligibility and give homebuyers a larger piece of the stimulus pie.


    In Category - Home Buying
  • First Time Home Buyer Tax Credit - New & Improved!

     By:Rob Thomson

    Introduced last February as a means of kickstarting the sluggish housing market, over 1.2 million borrowers have claimed $8.5 billion out of the original $13.6 billion allocated for the credit. Did the tax credit do what it was intended to do? Depending on which economist you speak to, an estimated 150,000 to 400,000 home sales were the direct result of the Home Buyer Tax Credit.


    In Category - Home Buying
  • Purchase Contingencies: A Beginner's Guide

     By:M Shane

    A contingency is basically a statement in your purchase agreement that you will buy a house if some specific conditions are met or some particular event happens. Some of these conditions are external to that property and some of them are directly related to the property.


    In Category - Home Buying


  • Specific Licensing Rules Apply to List of Home Agents in Minnesota

     By:John Cutts

    The list of home agents in Minnesota need not worry about criminal convictions automatically costing them their licenses. They are required though, to report any conviction.


    In Category - Agents & Brokers
  • Home-Buying Tips: What To Do When Your Offer Gets Rejected

     By:Brazg Gavin

    If your mortgage or property offers falls through, don't press the panic button. Find out how to prepare yourself for every eventuality so you don't miss out on your dream home. With an average of seven people linked to every property chain, it is astonishing any property ever changes hands. It is no surprise that for every three houses, one sale will fall through, even after an offer has been accepted.


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  • Cross-Border Shopping For Real Estate Gains Popularity

     By:Gary Ashton

    It is no secret that one of the big pillars of the economy that needs to be bolstered before there can be economic recovery is the real estate market. With the struggling US economy, it is no surprise that Americans are having so much trouble with affording US real estate at present and likely for some time yet to come.


    In Category - Real Estate Investment
  • Single Female Home Buyers: Marketing to a Growing Demographic

     By:Carolyn Capalbo

    Whether they have never been partnered, are divorced, separated, or have lost a partner through death, single women are casting their eyes towards a home of their own. Focusing on single female home buyers is a smart move if you want to capture the attention of a group of people who are upwardly mobile and ready to strike out on their own.


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  • Qualify for the First-Time Home Buyer Stimulus

     By:Fredrica Smith

    There are more reasons for buyers to purchase a home today. Now, they can enjoy the tax credit program developed by the government. First-time home buyers will enjoy a tax credit of as much as $8,000 when they file their tax return. You have to qualify for this though. If you have purchased a house within the year, check if you can benefit from this home buyer stimulus.


    In Category - Home Buying
  • Importance of HOA and Why Do You Need to Consider it When Preparing a Contract

     By:Roby Hicks

    The Homeowners Association is an essential body necessary to maintain a certain planned development. All the residents in the developed neighborhood are obliged to become members. They have officers that facilitate the association. They are also responsible for creating and enforcing certain laws and regulations that govern the neighborhood.


    In Category - Home Renting
  • The incredible first time home buyer incentives

     By:Paul Escobedo

    Because nobody is buying a home in this market the government is offering tax credits to first time home buyers around the country. See what this means for you and what other tax breaks you may receive.


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  • Value of Houses for Sale by Owner and Other For-Sale Homes Decline

     By:John Cutts

    Values of properties declined in San Bernardino during the month of October 2010. The drop in values affects houses for sale by owner and other for-sale properties.


    In Category - Real Estate Market
  • Resale vs New Construction

     By:Crystal Tost

    According to the report from Scotia Economics the prices of resale homes are growing faster as compared to newly constructed homes in Canada.


    In Category - Real Estate Market
  • Buying Short Sale - The Waiting Game and Crossing Fingers

     By:David Reinholtz

    Many homebuyers overlooked short sale homes, and then burned their fingers after making the deal.


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  • Important First Time Home Buyers Tips

     By:Aadi Sharma

    With the rapid economic development of the nation, the earning and hence the purchasing capacity of the present day youth is gradually increasing. In fact, the number of first time home buyers are gradually increasing day by day. If you are one of them take a look at the following first time home buyers tips.


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  • Short Sale Facts – Helpful Pointers for Home Buyers

     By:Faith Warner

    The term short sale is used in the real estate industry to refer to a specific condition that takes place when the mortgage provider or bank agrees with the home owner in selling the property. This may be out of his difficulty in paying the remaining balance of his mortgage. Hence, all the proceedings generated through this home selling scheme will be used for the full payment of the seller's unpaid mortgage. Read this article, learn more about short sale, and understand the benefits you would receive from this type of transaction.


    In Category - Home Buying
  • Home Buyers Flocking Foreclosure Auctions

     By:Cassiano Travareli

    Despite the credit crunch and weak economy, home buyers in Atlanta, Georgia are positive that foreclosure homes are the answer to their prayer.


    In Category - Foreclosure
  • Real Estate Beginner's Guide - Home Buyer's Tax Credits

     By:Flynna Jones

    For people in the US, there are home buyer's tax credits which are given to them. These credits actually began on second quarter of 2008 until middle part of year 2009. But the government thought of extending it until second quarter of this year 2010. This extension will give way to the transactions which occurred in the later part of the specified period of time.


    In Category - Real Estate Taxes
  • Avoid these Home Buyers' Mistakes

     By:Flynna Jones

    When you plan to buy a house, it is just expected that you get too excited about it. However, some do not get this much excitement. When you on the process of choosing a house, you can be confused with all the houses you see in the market.


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  • Five Things Everyone Should Know Before Buying a Home

     By:Vicki Walker

    A few years ago, a home buyer could almost buy the first home they looked at and be assured that it would be worth more when it came time to sell. In today's real estate market, you have to be a more savvy buyer. Here are five things you need to know, and do, before you purchase your first, or next, home.


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  • Las Vegas Housing market and the FHA 203K Loan

     By:John Le Francois

    Las Vegas bank owned properties needed repairs and how to use the FHA 203K loan program effectively by using qualified mortgage banker.


    In Category - Mortgage
  • Any Recourse for Short Sale Shortcomings?

     By:David Reinholtz

    Short sales can be great deals for investors and homebuyers looking to save a lot of money and are willing to take on a fair shade of work.


    In Category - Home Buying
  • Rent or Own - Which is Better

     By:Jacob Pettit

    The article debates whether it is better to rent a house or to buy one. It is clear that some financial calculations and economic awareness are needed before making decision whether to rent a home or buy a home. All in all the decision to buy a home has to be made only when a person is financially capable to afford all the payments associated with a mortgage.


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  • Buying Tips: Negotiating Property

     By:Nick Viner

    Top tips for successfully negotiating the best price for your next home or investment property.


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  • Top 7 Reasons to Sell Your Home to a Real Estate Investor

     By:Casey Anderson

    Motivated sellers have been encouraged for years to sell their homes to real estate investors- flexibility and quick cash are some of the more popular perks to choosing these buyers. However, in addition to the obvious key words there are hundreds of benefits to selling your home to a real estate investor, no matter how motivated you are.


    In Category - Home Selling
  • How to Appeal to Holiday Home Buyers

     By:Jamie Mathwig

    While many home sellers shy away from trying to sell their home near the holidays, it can actually be in ideal time to showcase the comfort and attractiveness of your house to winter buyers. Seasonal staging should focus on making your home feel inviting while addressing any seasonal weather that can make home tours inconvenient.


    In Category - Home Selling
  • Don't Pressure Your Clients; Empower Them

     By:Jamie Mathwig

    It also could help to go over how homes are bought and sold. First time buyers, especially, have no clue about how different home purchase is from the purchase of virtually anything else. Explain the purpose of each person involved in the real estate transaction and the paperwork involved.


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  • Making the Most Out of the Home Buyers Tax Credit

     By:Faith Warner

    Home buyers like you already have the chance to decrease their taxable income or obtain credit from their purchase. The government and the IRS have worked together in order to devise ways to encourage more property acquisitions and stimulate the real estate market. One of the policies that they were able to come up with is the home buyers' tax credit. It was implemented in order to reward those who are brave and wise enough to invest on a real estate property. If you want to get your tax credit, you should know some important things about its dynamics first. Here are some of the things you should know about tax credit in order to make the most out of this fantastic opportunity.


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  • Know What to Look for in a Home Appraisal and Avoid Becoming Confused

     By:marco benavides

    If you want to avoid becoming confused by the many terms you are hearing, you should know what to look for in your home appraisal. The appraiser's report will contain a lot of information, including any flaws or problems that the appraiser believes will affect the value of the property. No matter how detailed the appraiser's report may be, do not confuse the report with a home inspection, and do not neglect to have an inspection done, even if the appraiser finds no major flaws or problems.


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