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Interest Rate Report - March 2010
Mortgage interest rates changed very little from beginning to end in February, according to mortgage finance giant Freddie Mac.
Existing Home Sales - March 2010
For the second month in a row, sales of existing U.S. homes fell in January, according to the National Association of Realtors. With the deadline of the first-time home buyer tax credit in December extended through June, buyers felt less pressure to buy immediately. Total sales fell 7.2 percent to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 5.05 million units, down from December's downwardly revised 5.44 million sales. The silver lining is that January's sales figures were up 11.5 percent over January 2009 data.
The Housing Market - Where We Stand Now
After a few years of depressing information out of the U.S. housing market, this month's data continues to be mixed. Is recovery truly in the works? Here's what the numbers say: According to numbers from real estate data firm RealtyTrac, foreclosures in January were down, the second consecutive monthly drop. The national foreclosure rate fell to one in every 409 U.S. households, representing a ten percent decline from December.
Can Government Make More Loan Modifications Ahead of the Next Foreclosure Wave?
The $75 billion Home Affordable Modification Program (HAMP), a creation of the Obama administration, has aimed to lower the monthly payments of struggling homeowners in order to save the country from more massive foreclosure rates. Unfortunately, the consensus so far is that it has not been terribly effective; only 110,000 homeowners have seen their trial modifications made permanent, meaning the majority of the program participants are still in danger of reverting back into default.
Why Interest Rates are Likely to Rise in 2010
Mortgage interest rates have hovered around 5 percent during the past year and have even reached record lows in the last few weeks, yet it seems the winds could be changing soon for the rate market. A recent article from Bloomberg quoted the following prediction from a Morgan Stanley economist: "Yields on benchmark 10-year notes will climb about 40 percent to 5.5 percent, the biggest annual increase since 1999," according to David Greenlaw, chief fixed-income economist at Morgan Stanley in New York.
Take Advantage of Homeowner Programs to Avoid Foreclosure
Millions more of American homeowners are expected to fall into foreclosure during the next few years. In some cases, there may be no way to avoid foreclosure. Yet in many other cases, homeowners can avoid foreclosure by talking with their lenders and possibly taking advantage of new federal programs.
Tips for First Time Home Buyers
Buying a home can be a long, complicated and frightening process, and it is important to be prepared. Knowledge is power when it comes to negotiating the difficult world of home prices, interest rates and mortgage loans. For a first time home buyer, the more information you can gather before you start shopping, the better off you will be.
How to Sell Your Home in a Slow Market
Learn how to sell your home in the current real estate market. Knowing how to prepare your home for sale, when to allow access for showings, and how you can offer buyer incentives will help you find the right buyer, even in a declining market.
Foreclosures and the Housing Crisis
The housing crisis is causing a mess, because of lower home values and massive foreclosures, often blamed on the sub-prime mortgage industry and unethical loan officers. Find out what started the boom, and how that led to the current bust.
Home Buyers Guide - The Appraisal
Buying a home can be a complex process with many important steps. After finding your dream home, and acceptance of the purchase offer, the appraisal is the next step in becoming a homeowner.
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