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Dec 21 2011

Home Sales for Past Four Years Revised Down by 14%

ShareTweet I’ve always taken the data reported by the National Association of Realtors (NAR) with a grain of salt, especially during the downturn in housing. They’ve always seemed to have a Pollyanna view on things, routinely telling us that the worst was behind us and better days were ahead, only to see sales and prices […]

Written by Justin Weinger · Categorized: Economy, Home Ownership, Mortgage Default · Tagged: home prices, housing depression, housing recession, national association of realtors, revised housing data

Aug 29 2011

Don’t Make These 10 First Time Homebuyer Mistakes

ShareTweet Thanks to record low mortgage rates and home prices that have fallen roughly one-third on a national level from the real estate bubble’s peak, buying a home is now more affordable than it has been in decades. (NOTE: This takes into consideration the price of the house/mortgage only, not other costs such as HOA […]

Written by Justin Weinger · Categorized: Around The House, Frugal Living, Home Ownership, Keeping Up With The Jones, Live Below Your Means, Mortgage Default · Tagged: first time homebuyer mistakes, home affordability at record highs, interest rates, is now the time to buy, Mortgage loan, mortgages, recession, when to buy your first home

Jul 30 2011

20% Down Payments for Homes Is (Hopefully) Making a Comeback

ShareTweet For many years leading up to the real estate bubble, it was almost unheard of to purchase a home without at least a 20% down payment. This was the bank’s way of making sure you had adequate skin in the game and started off with enough equity that, if you ran into payment problems, […]

Written by Justin Weinger · Categorized: Economy, Home Ownership, Investing, Keeping Up With The Jones, Mortgage Default · Tagged: Dodd–Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act, down payment standards, down payments and default, Mortgage loan, requiring 20% down payment, requiring higher down payments, return to 20% down payment

Jul 22 2011

Default on a mortgage in Spain? Lose Your House, Keep the Mortgage!

ShareTweet For those of us here in the United States who have long complained about the housing market and being stuck in an unaffordable upside down mortgage, you can thank your lucky stars you didn’t make your financial mistake in Spain. (Full disclosure – with the exception of people who ran into mortgage problems due […]

Written by Justin Weinger · Categorized: Economy, Mortgage Default · Tagged: keeping debt after mortgage default, mortgage default in america, mortgage default in spain, Real estate bubble, what happens to your debt if you default

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