This Month in Real Estate: November 2008

2012-01-27 / real estate / No Comment


www.kw.comEach month, This Month in Real Estate provides expert opinion and analysis on real estate trends across the nation. The aim of the consumer-oriented segments is to provide real information on real estate.

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Home Affordable Refinance Program Update Harp 2 Bay Area San Francisco California March 2012

2012-01-27 / fha loan / No Comment
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Wendy Werdmuller

I am a HUD certified loan officer with First Priority Financial and have a team with 44+ years of experience in the real estate industry on my side. While I am equipped to handle all areas of financing I like to focus in on the first time home buyer who plays the most crucial role in our current real estate market. Also, this is the demographic that has the most to gain in this exciting real estate market!

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Is Real Estate Investing for Beginners?

2012-01-26 / real estate / 16 Comments


www.myrealestateinvestmentsecrets.com Is Real Estate Investing for Beginners? Watch the video to find out the secrets why real estate can be done by any person even if he is just a beginner. You can also get a copy of a real estate investment course that can jump start your real estate investing career at http

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Terry White’s Continuing Education Classes

2012-01-25 / real estate / 5 Comments


www.SunwestTrust.com — 800-642-7167, Sunwest Trust CEO, Terry White offers his valuable insight by teaching continuing education classes for realtors throughout New Mexico. The classes include Real Estate Contracts/Seller Financing, “The Basics”; Wrap Around Real Estate Contracts; Real Estate, The IRA Alternative, and Real Estate Contract Terminations and Real Estate Contract Amendments and Reinstatements. Although these classes are conducted primarily for realtors, Terry welcomes anyone who would like to attend. Classes range from 2-hours to 4-hours, with information that is “practical, easy to follow and apply”. “Excellent information and interaction with the instructor”. Terry uses real life scenarios to illustrate far beyond the text book. The crowd participation and easy going feel of Terry’s classes make for the perfect learning environment. Please visit www.SunwestTrust.com for a full list of classes. continue to check back for additional classes as new classes are being added all the time. Seating is limited, please call Susan at 938-3822 to make a reservation.

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Real Estate Training – Tom Ferry – Listing Edge Part 1 of 5

2012-01-24 / real estate / 19 Comments


www.yourcoach.com – real estate training, sales training, life coach, tom ferry

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Real Estate Business Mastery with Dave Jenks

2012-01-23 / real estate / No Comment


Amy Stoehr chats with Dave Jenks, co-author of Millionaire Real Estate Agent and Shift, about three levels of mastery in business, and in particular real estate. Dave will be joining the Mentors at Mastery Workshop IV in Savannah, Georgia, as a keynote speaker and visionary leader of Day Two’s format and content. Real Estate Masters Guild is honored to have his support and involvement!

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Calgary Real Estate- Buy or Sell First- Calgary Realtor

2012-01-22 / real estate / 1 Comment


www.CalgaryListings.com When considering buying a new home is it wise to buy first or sell first? This is the whole chicken before the egg question and Calgary Realtor Crystal Tost gives you some Real Estate Advice taking the current July 2010 market into account.

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How to become a Real Estate Sales Agent Part 1

2012-01-21 / real estate / 3 Comments


Step by Step getting into the Real Estate Business and the basics to pursue the industry as a sales agent. Please leave me a note and let me know what you think of this video. Thank you.

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Avoid Foreclosure: Know Your Options

2012-01-20 / real estate / No Comment


Avoid Foreclosure: Know Your Options

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8 Year Fixed to 30 Year Fixed. You Can Choose Your Loan Term In San Jose

2012-01-20 / fha loan / No Comment

 

Did you know you can choose your loan term in San Jose, California? Usually mortgage banks will offer you a standard 30 year fixed or 15 year fixed mortgage, but did you know you can customize your purchase or refinance loan option for the term that you want on your San Jose house?  Let’s say you refinanced 7 years ago with a 30 year fixed mortgage and the rates have dropped significantly since then. You shouldn’t really be forced to have to set back the clock to 30 years again to reap the benefits of refinancing to a lower rate? You can now customize your own term on your home loan from 8 to 30 years. The new loan program is YOURgage. With this new loan program, San Jose residents can refinance at 23 years to stay on track to paying off that home. There are other reasons why homeowners would want this option. you can customize your loan to meet your retirement plans. You can make sure your mortgage is paid off in time for you to pay college tuition, and you can even choose a monthly payment to fit into your budget. Remember, this is a fixed rate loan and is available for both refinancing and buying a home in San Jose. Most clients are seeing much lower mortgage payments, so let’s see if I can save you money without resetting your term. If you have refinanced in the last 5 years, you should contact me to see if I can save you money without extending your loan term

While you were ringing in the New Year, Congress was at work ripping out the heart of your tax deductions. The ability of people who buy or own a home to write off the premiums they pay for mortgage insurance is now gone. This change affects anyone who bought a home after 2006 with less than 20% down and paid PMI or private mortgage insurance. If you bought your house before 2007, you weren’t able to claim the mortgage interest deduction anyway, so I guess you can be happy if you can’t have it, no one can. Obviously this will have an affect on homeowners in the future with less than 20% down, since they can no longer enjoy the benefit of the tax deduction, and it might be to that buyer’s advantage to consider a loan with LPMI or lender paid mortgage insurance that is built into the rate. If you want more information about LPMI as an alternative if you have less than 20% down, give me a call or send me an email. Now, there’s 58 other tax code benefits that have also been eliminated, so you want to check with your CPA or tax professional soon so you don’t run in to any surprises come tax time.

 

 

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