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Thursday, September 24, 2009 Catching my breath to just say hello! Keeping up with the real estate market can be exhausting.  I am naturally a gatherer, especially of information pertinent to assisting my clients with their real estate decisions.  Social media (including Twitter, Facebook,LinkedIn, Active Rain, etc.) is a gift in many ways because the information is readily available and there are so many different perspectives to consider.  It's incredible we have so many options to express our opinions and expertise on just about any subject.  I am, however, tired.  Too many hats!  Information overload. I just needed to take a break for a moment to say "Hey, how are you doing?" ,  "How's life?"  Taking a deep breath to slow down for while - to relax and be thankful that I am, in fact, taking a breath.  To be thankful for my family, friends, clients and business associates that share their lives with me.  Thankful for my health and for having a safe, comfortable home to create the memories that will last forever. Real Estate means nothing to me unless it incorporates the word "home".  Home, after all, is where we can be ourselves to laugh, cry and learn to love.  It's why I got into this business in the first place - to help people find their place to be themselves.  I could be the most brilliant Realtor around the globe and an expert at everything, but it wouldn't matter if I didn't LISTEN to my clients and learn from them. So, my rambling ends for me to say "Hello. How are you?" Thu, September 24, 2009 | link  Monday, September 21, 2009 Updated Mortgage Rate Trend Survey Mortgage Rate Trend Survey Monday, Sep 21, 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: 27.6%  rates will rise slightly: 41.4%  rates will remain unchanged: 37.9% rates will remain unchanged: 34.5% rates will decline slightly: 34.5% rates will decline slightly: 20.7% rates will decline significantly: 0.0% rates will decline significantly: 3.4% Currently, about 38% of the participating mortgage professionals believe mortgage rates will remain unchanged over the next 30 days and 41% believe mortgage rates will rise slightly 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 Mon, September 21, 2009 | link

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