Wednesday, June 27, 2012
Tuesday, June 26, 2012
Home prices rise in nearly all major U.S. cities
"WASHINGTON (AP) – June 26, 2012 – Home prices rose in nearly all major U.S. cities in April from March, further evidence that the housing market is slowly improving even while the job market slumps."
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Home prices rise in nearly all major U.S. cities
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Home prices rise in nearly all major U.S. cities
More Americans expect home prices to rise
News and Events WASHINGTON – June 26, 2012
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More Americans are optimistic that home prices will inch up over the next year, and they expect prices to rise at least 1.4 percent in that timeframe.
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More Americans expect home prices to rise
More Americans are optimistic that home prices will inch up over the next year, and they expect prices to rise at least 1.4 percent in that timeframe.
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More Americans expect home prices to rise
Monday, June 25, 2012
Regional MLS reports median single-family home price up
Click here for the full report: Palm Beach County Market Report May-12
Source: Regional MLS; (RMLS)
May-12 Quick Facts: •The median price of existing single-family homes increased to $165,000 up 3.1% vs Apr-12.
•Existing single-family home sales increased 1.1% from Apr-12 for a May-12 total of 1,603 sold units.
•Condos increased in price to $82,000 up 13.9% vs Apr-12.
•Existing condo sales decreased -5.2% in May-12 over Apr-12 for a total of 937 sold units.
May-12 Quick Facts: •The median price of existing single-family homes increased to $165,000 up 3.1% vs Apr-12.
•Existing single-family home sales increased 1.1% from Apr-12 for a May-12 total of 1,603 sold units.
•Condos increased in price to $82,000 up 13.9% vs Apr-12.
•Existing condo sales decreased -5.2% in May-12 over Apr-12 for a total of 937 sold units.
Housing Trends JUN-2012 Newsletter
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Thursday, June 21, 2012
Wednesday, June 20, 2012
A fixer-upper purchase strategy... Consider future value financing
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You are attracted to a house that is perfectly located but it just came out of foreclosure and needs a lot of work to make it habitable. To swing the deal, you need to finance both the purchase and the required repairs. How do you do that?
You are attracted to a house that is perfectly located but it just came out of foreclosure and needs a lot of work to make it habitable. To swing the deal, you need to finance both the purchase and the required repairs. How do you do that?
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