Tax Reform & Housing: A Reference Guide Used with permission from Francis Phillips, First Choice Loan Services Inc., Senior Mortgage Loan Originator Disclaimer: This guide is not meant to be a resource for tax advice but instead a resource for basic information concerning only certain aspects of the new tax code and how they may impact the real estate market. … Continue reading →
Article used with permission from Francis Phillips, First Choice Loan Services Inc. What is the Cost of Waiting Until Next Year to Buy? We recently shared that over the course of the last 12 months, home prices have appreciated by 7.0%. Over the same amount of time, interest rates have remained historically low which has allowed many buyers to enter … Continue reading →
10 Reasons 2015 Will Rock for Real Estate Yet another 2015 prediction! It will be interesting to see what the pundits predict by the end of 2015, but until then here is the forecast for 2015. ~ Dianne Daily Real Estate News After a slowdown in the market this year, housing analysts and economists have high hopes for 2015. … Continue reading →
5 Real Estate Predictions for 2015 Daily Real Estate News | Tuesday, November 18, 2014 Expect the home-purchase market to strengthen along with the economy in 2015, according to Freddie Mac’s U.S. Economic and Housing Market Outlook for November. There are 5 Real Estate Predictions for 2015 written bellow. “The good news for 2015 is that the U.S. economy appears … Continue reading →
Shared with permission. Article by Francis Phillips What DID the Federal Reserve Board do on Wednesday? I found a good recap to share with you that summarizes the Federal Reserve’s decision to END the Government Bond Buy-Back Program next month. In addition, the Fed stated that they will continue to keep the federal funds rate near zero. The question is, … Continue reading →
Rates Stay Down – Near Year-to-Date Lows – Take Advantage by Francis Phillips Home loan rates continue to stay low – for now. Rates are at or near year-to-date lows, influenced by the Fed economic summit last week, the continued unrest in Ukraine, and the performance of European markets. Sample Conforming AND Jumbo rates (and … Continue reading →
