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  • Buy A Home, in College?

    Buy A Home, in College?

    by Cory Boatright on Sep 06 2010

    People often tell me that when they were in college they assumed owning a home was something they would only do much later in life. The goal of being a...

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  • Washington and Banks: Chaos?

    Washington and Banks: Chaos?

    by Cory Boatright on Sep 03 2010

    How bad is it for you when you live in a ghost town? Drives down property value, doesn’t it? Well, Washington thinks America’s cities are turning barren, with empty homes...

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  • Pending Sales Jump, Surprisingly

    Pending Sales Jump, Surprisingly

    by Cory Boatright on Sep 03 2010

    Whoops! Experts in the real estate field really slipped up on this one. Since the expiration of the homebuyer tax credit, pending home sales have been in a steady decline....

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  • Fannie Mae Appraisal Cutting

    Fannie Mae Appraisal Cutting

    by Cory Boatright on Sep 02 2010

    Home appraisals are often the most stressful part of any home sale. You never know if your home is worth what you’re hoping to get for it. You never know...

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  • Bank Failures Coming

    Bank Failures Coming

    by Cory Boatright on Sep 01 2010

    Duck! Your bank is falling! A few years ago, that would have sounded as absurd as “The sky is falling!” But that was a few years ago and we live...

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  • Too Many Homes

    Too Many Homes

    by Cory Boatright on Aug 31 2010

    How long do you think it’ll be until demand for homes outstrips supply? Half a year? 1 year? If your friends have been telling you the recession is over, tell...

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  • Tax Credit Coming Back?

    Tax Credit Coming Back?

    by Cory Boatright on Aug 30 2010

    The evidence so far clearly shows that the surge in home sales in the first 2 quarters was completely due to the tax credit. So the slow down over the...

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  • More Home Prices Affordable

    More Home Prices Affordable

    by Cory Boatright on Aug 27 2010

    Have you heard of the Housing Opportunity Index? It was developed by the National Association of Home Builders and Wells Fargo to measure how affordable housing is around the country....

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  • Underwater Homes Down

    Underwater Homes Down

    by Cory Boatright on Aug 27 2010

    Two quarters in a row the number of homeowners classified as “underwater” has declined. That means that “only” 11 million homeowners owe more than their homes are worth. (In case...

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  • Mortgage Defaults – First or Second?

    Mortgage Defaults – First or Second?

    by Cory Boatright on Aug 26 2010

    It seems some numbers are up while some numbers are down. That seems to be the norm in this crazy economy. If you look at things one way the glass...

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Buy A Home, in College?

Buy A Home, in College?

People often tell me that when they were in college they assumed owning a home was something they would only do much later in life. The goal of being a home-owner was something to dream about one day being, but not something to actually consider achievable. Well I’m here to tell you that it is...

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Washington and Banks: Chaos?

Washington and Banks: Chaos?

How bad is it for you when you live in a ghost town? Drives down property value, doesn’t it? Well, Washington thinks America’s cities are turning barren, with empty homes standing on every block. And maybe they’re right! Between bank-owned homes and unoccupied foreclosures (and the depression and crime that come with them) some neighborhoods...

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Pending Sales Jump, Surprisingly

Pending Sales Jump, Surprisingly

Whoops! Experts in the real estate field really slipped up on this one. Since the expiration of the homebuyer tax credit, pending home sales have been in a steady decline. But the latest numbers from July show that the NAR’s Pending Home Sales Index increased 5.2% from the previous month. The news really caught them...

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Fannie Mae Appraisal Cutting

Fannie Mae Appraisal Cutting

Home appraisals are often the most stressful part of any home sale. You never know if your home is worth what you’re hoping to get for it. You never know if the appraiser is incompetent or even corrupt. Fannie Mae is trying to make a change. From now on, lenders that sell loans to the...

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Bank Failures Coming

Bank Failures Coming

Duck! Your bank is falling! A few years ago, that would have sounded as absurd as “The sky is falling!” But that was a few years ago and we live in different times now. You’ve actually got to suspect that your bank might be falling. And suspect it early enough to get out while you...

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Too Many Homes

Too Many Homes

How long do you think it’ll be until demand for homes outstrips supply? Half a year? 1 year? If your friends have been telling you the recession is over, tell them this. The balance won’t be restored until 2012! That means prices won’t be going up any time soon either. With all of the foreclosures...

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Tax Credit Coming Back?

Tax Credit Coming Back?

The evidence so far clearly shows that the surge in home sales in the first 2 quarters was completely due to the tax credit. So the slow down over the summer shouldn’t have come as a surprise to anyone. Well, except the government. Apparently this took them completely by surprise. The Obama administration is thinking...

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More Home Prices Affordable

More Home Prices Affordable

Have you heard of the Housing Opportunity Index? It was developed by the National Association of Home Builders and Wells Fargo to measure how affordable housing is around the country. Well, they’re reporting that housing affordability is near its highest level in the past two decades. And it’s been this high for the last year...

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Underwater Homes Down

Underwater Homes Down

Two quarters in a row the number of homeowners classified as “underwater” has declined. That means that “only” 11 million homeowners owe more than their homes are worth. (In case you were wondering, that’s 23% of ALL residential properties with mortgages.) So how did this happen? Did home prices go up? Did more people pay...

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Mortgage Defaults – First or Second?

Mortgage Defaults – First or Second?

It seems some numbers are up while some numbers are down. That seems to be the norm in this crazy economy. If you look at things one way the glass seems half full. But looked at another way, you can see the glass is half empty. So which is it? Take the latest July numbers...

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