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Thursday, September 15, 2011
10 for-sale homes near $100,000: from Hawaii to New York | LinkedIn
10 for-sale homes near $100,000: from Hawaii to New York | LinkedIn
Wednesday, September 14, 2011
4 Awesome Online Resources for Creating QR Codes
4 Awesome Online Resources for Creating QR Codes
As my online marketing continues, I have found these things handy dandy! We can use these in any business, but for Real Estate, they are fantastic!
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Monday, September 12, 2011
Friday, September 9, 2011
Trepp Finds 40% of Maturing CMBS Loans Result in Payoffs
Trepp Finds 40% of Maturing CMBS Loans Result in Payoffs
Could it be that since banks aren't lending, in part due to extreme government over - regulation, the property owners aren't able to get new financing? I think so. Let's push to get the banks lending again and this will correct itself.
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Sales of Colorado mountain-resort homes in July lowest in years - The Denver Post
Sales of Colorado mountain-resort homes in July lowest in years - The Denver Post
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Thursday, September 8, 2011
Blue River Real Estate Market Analysis
Wondering How the market for homes south of Breckenridge is? Looking for a home in Blue River or Northstar Village?
Watch the Breckenridge Real Estate Market Analysis Video!
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Watch the Breckenridge Real Estate Market Analysis Video!
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Wednesday, September 7, 2011
How Low can interest rates go?
Here is part of an article we copied about low interest rates:
Olick - how low can mortgage rates go?
"What's the bright side to a 200 point drop in the Dow? Yet
another rush to Treasuries that pushes the 10-year yield below
two%; that, in turn, means even lower mortgage rates, right?
Maybe not this time. Mortgage rates are already hovering near
historic lows, with the 30-year-fixed heading toward four%, but
unlike home prices, experts tell me mortgage rates do have a
bottom...a bank-imposed bottom. Why? 'Because they [banks] don't
have to go lower on the rates to get business and because they
make more money if they don't go to the lower market rate,' says
Guy Cecala of Inside Mortgage Finance. 'It's also a way to
manage a potential flood of refi calls.' Craig Strent over at
Apex Home Loans agrees: 'I think part of the reason they are not
going lower is because lenders are already inundated with refi
applications and cannot handle another tidal wave.' The
refinance share of mortgage applications was hovering around 80%
a few weeks ago, but fell to 78% last week, even despite low
interest rates. Those who can refi to their advantage, largely
already have. Far too many borrowers are too far underwater on
their mortgages to qualify for a refi. Still, seeing rates go
under that emotional 4% will push more borrowers to apply for
refi's. Unfortunately low interest rates have not spurred home
buying, and that's why the big banks are in no hurry to entice
with even lower rates. 'Lenders would much prefer home purchase
loans, which have a much lower fallout rate than refi's,' says
Cecala."
Want to find your perfect Colorado Mountain Retreat? Call us today while rates are low!
Olick - how low can mortgage rates go?
"What's the bright side to a 200 point drop in the Dow? Yet
another rush to Treasuries that pushes the 10-year yield below
two%; that, in turn, means even lower mortgage rates, right?
Maybe not this time. Mortgage rates are already hovering near
historic lows, with the 30-year-fixed heading toward four%, but
unlike home prices, experts tell me mortgage rates do have a
bottom...a bank-imposed bottom. Why? 'Because they [banks] don't
have to go lower on the rates to get business and because they
make more money if they don't go to the lower market rate,' says
Guy Cecala of Inside Mortgage Finance. 'It's also a way to
manage a potential flood of refi calls.' Craig Strent over at
Apex Home Loans agrees: 'I think part of the reason they are not
going lower is because lenders are already inundated with refi
applications and cannot handle another tidal wave.' The
refinance share of mortgage applications was hovering around 80%
a few weeks ago, but fell to 78% last week, even despite low
interest rates. Those who can refi to their advantage, largely
already have. Far too many borrowers are too far underwater on
their mortgages to qualify for a refi. Still, seeing rates go
under that emotional 4% will push more borrowers to apply for
refi's. Unfortunately low interest rates have not spurred home
buying, and that's why the big banks are in no hurry to entice
with even lower rates. 'Lenders would much prefer home purchase
loans, which have a much lower fallout rate than refi's,' says
Cecala."
Want to find your perfect Colorado Mountain Retreat? Call us today while rates are low!
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