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• Location more key to home buyers (The Florida Times-Union)
6 Sep 2008 at 9:54pm
At the height of the housing boom, home buyers looked more at the size of garages than the distance of commutes when choosing where to live.
• First-time home buyers in Oklahoma shrugging off $7,500 federal help (The Okl...
5 Sep 2008 at 10:27pm
Want-to-be first-time home buyers in Oklahoma seem to be shrugging off the $7,500 federal tax credit included in the big housing recovery law enacted in July, but another round of state housing bond money has people's attention, Realtors and lenders said. And neither the two shall meet. People buying a home financed by proceeds from tax-exempt mortgage revenue bonds aren't eligible to claim the ...
• Chicago to home buyers: Find your place (Chicago Tribune)
5 Sep 2008 at 6:00am
The city is launching a campaign to lure skittish home buyers off the sidelines to purchase $150,000 to $450,000 homes in which the city has an investment.
• Simple Steps to Pricing Your Home (Carteret County News-Times)
5 Sep 2008 at 3:33am
(ARA) - Your home's asking price is one of the first pieces of information that buyers will want to know about your property. Price it too high and you'll scare them away. If it's too low you risk losing money.
• 56th annual Parade of Homes ready to lure home buyers (The Edmond Sun)
5 Sep 2008 at 10:16pm
The Central Oklahoma Home Builders Association is ready for the masses that are sure to flock to Parade of Homes 2008.Jason Schuff, Parade of Homes chairman, said the annual event is anticipated by thousands.
• You can buy a Vail Valley home (Vail Daily)
6 Sep 2008 at 3:21am
EAGLE COUNTY — No one in the real estate business likes saying no. But “no” is becoming more common in the vocabulary of brokers and lenders, especially when it comes to first-time home buyers.
• Pointers for Pricing Your Home (Carteret County News-Times)
5 Sep 2008 at 10:49pm
(ARA) - "What's the asking price?" It's one of the first questions potential buyers will ask about your home. If the price is too high it could scare them away. If it's too low you risk losing money.
• Home buying 101: Rural rewards (Greensboro News & Record)
7 Sep 2008 at 12:06am
A USDA guaranteed home loan? It’s probably not a U.S. Department of Agriculture service you’ve heard much about, but since 1933 the agency has offered this loan guarantee program to encourage homeownership in rural areas. The USDA Guaranteed Rural Development Loan has several advantages that are harder and harder to find in a home loan these days: • No down payment. • No mortgage ...
• Sprucing up your home’s MLS report a good idea (Naples Daily News)
6 Sep 2008 at 1:35am
Are you one of the home owners who has a home for sale that has coasted through the summer without selling? Inventory is slowly getting absorbed but competition is still fierce. With the return of our seasonal winter residents, we’ll see a little boost in listings added to the market and that means even more competition for your real estate.
• Designer finds new home, career with Richmond American Homes (Las Vegas Revie...
6 Sep 2008 at 2:41am
When Stefanie Robinson and her husband, Paul, began searching for a new home, she was also looking for a new career. "I graduated from the Art Institute of Las Vegas and told the career placement department I was interested in working for a builder.
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