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Friday, May 29, 2009
USDA Rural Development Housing Guaranteed Loan Program - THE UNSUNG HERO
 Today, there are very few options for families and individuals of moderate income to purchase a
home with downpayment assistance. The USDA Rural Development Guaranteed Loan Program offers an incredible opportunity for buyers seeking housing in unincorporated, rural areas, cities and towns
with populations of 10,000 or less (other areas up to 20,000 may also qualify). Approved mortgage lenders provide
up to 100% financing...that means no downpayment and no mortgage limit. Not all properties qualify for the
program, so it's important to communicate with your Real Estate Agent and your Lender once you've found a home you'd like
to purchase.
http://www.takemehomerealestate.com/find_a_home.html
Fri, May 29, 2009 | link
Thursday, May 21, 2009
DENVER, COLORADO NAMED AS FIRST MARKET TO RECOVER!
Thu, May 21, 2009 | link
Friday, May 15, 2009
Updated Market Trend SurveyMortgage Rate Trend Survey Monday, May 11, 2009 | The Mortgage Rate Trend Survey summarizes where mortgage professionals think mortgage rates are headed in the future.
To conduct this survey, Mortgage-X asks more than 250 experts in the mortgage field about their expectations for the mortgage
market. | | Over the next 30
days: | Over
the next 90 days: | | rates
will rise significantly: 0.0% | rates
will rise significantly: 0.0% | | rates
will rise slightly: 6.9% | rates
will rise slightly: 20.7% | rates will remain unchanged: 48.3% | rates will remain unchanged: 51.7% | | rates will decline slightly: 44.8% | rates will decline slightly: 27.6% | | rates will decline significantly: 0.0% | rates will decline significantly: 0.0% |
| | Currently, about 48% of the participating mortgage professionals believe mortgage
rates will remain unchanged over the next 30 days and 52% believe mortgage rates will remain unchanged over the next 90 days. |
Note: Mortgage-X is not responsible for decisions based
on the Mortgage Rate Trend Survey. The reported Survey results are for informational purposes only.
Fri, May 15, 2009 | link
The Obama administration increases incentives for mortgage lenders to accept short salesThe Treasury department announced today that there will be increased incentives
to mortgage lenders to accept short sales, making it possible for more homeowners to avoid foreclosure. The incentives
will be based on local market declines in the worst hit areas. See more details: http://www.reuters.com/article/domesticNews/idUSTRE54D3NO20090514
For those homeowners who have been unable to qualify for a loan modification and whose property value is
below their pay off amount, this is good news. Typically, short sales have taken upwards of 6 months or more to
be accepted by lenders and even then, many were not approved or closed. Now, the incentives could streamline the
process beginning the healing of our housing market.
Fri, May 15, 2009 | link
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