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Category Archives: Home Buying
A Simple Way To Save For a Home in 2010
Thinking about buying a home in the New River Valley this year, but having trouble saving specifically for a house purchase?
So You Want Free Money in 2010?
The first-time homebuyer credit has been in place since 2009 (I can say that now, it’s 2010) but since the extension in November, it seems there’s still a lot of misinformation out there about the credit. A few days ago, I talked with a first-time buyer who thought he had to be under contract by December 31 2009.
Four Reasons To Consider Buying Your First Home
Why should I look into buying my first home? Let me give you 4 quick reasons:
Welcome to Single Property Websites
Single property websites, now live and only on NRVLiving.com!
Dave Ramsey Tells You Whether He’d Use A Real Estate Agent Or Not
Dave Ramsey, the guru of getting out of debt, talks a lot on his show about ways to avoid paying unnecessary fees and penalties, and encourages people to save far more than they spend – novel concept, right?
What the Buyer Credit Extension Means for New River Valley Home Sales
The tax credit extension has been signed into law, and now people far and wide are wondering if it’ll create a Monopoly-like run on buying properties and collecting checks.
First-Time Buyer in Pulaski VA? There’s $1 million Available For You
That’s right, $1 million has been set aside to help first-time buyers ease into the Pulaski VA real estate market. From WSLS.com:
How To Apply For The First-Time Buyer Credit
I had a teacher in high school, Mr. Smith, who had a saying that’s stuck with me. I remember little from his government and US history class but this phrase:
Is The Real Estate Glass Half Full Or Half Empty
The all time closing high of the S&P 500 was 2 years ago, when in October of 2007 it closed at 1565. On Friday, October 9 2009, the S&P closed at 1071, 32% lower than the all time high just 2 years earlier. HOWEVER … IT IS 58% HIGHER THAN THE 3/9/09 BEAR MARKET LOW CLOSE.