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DOWNLOAD NOW BY TEXTING “HRG” TO 87778. Halcyon Realty Group and SmarterAgent have made it even easier for you to access this application. Download from the website is still available too. Try it today! www.HalcyonRealtyGroup.com Cell Phone ...[Read More]
According to Jeremy House, Certified Mortgage Planner with Prime Lending in Tempe, AZ, now is the time to lock on a float down. Mortgage Bonds are breaking through significant levels of resistance and as a result mortgage rates are improving. House advises ...[Read More]
Stacy Erickson has been recognized by the American Real Estate University as a “REO Specialist,” a designation which requires an intensive course of study and examination to complete. Less than one percent of all real estate licensees have ...[Read More]
SmarterAgent ® has released full feature cell phone property search on the Blackberry Storm! If you haven't tried this house hunting tool yet, it's easy to get the application. Go to http://www.halcyonrealtygroup.com/HomesAuthenticated.aspx?tabid=2251491 ...[Read More]
Augusta Ranch, Mesa - Announcing a price reduction on 9526 E. Natal Ave., a 3,389 sq. ft., 3 bath, 4 bdrm 2 story. Now MLS® $299,000 - Priced for Quick Sale. Property information[Read More]
Beautiful Golf Course Home • 3,389 sq. ft., 3 bath, 4 bdrm 2 story - MLS® $313,000 - Priced for Quick Sale Augusta Ranch, Mesa - Think of the memories you'll build here! The minute you walk into the inviting entrance with soaring ceilings, ...[Read More]
We know that the way real estate is managed is the differance between a good investment and a great one so tell us, what sells you on a property management company?[Read More]
Information and frequently asked Q&A from IRS.gov on First Time Home Buyer Credit.
First-time homebuyers may be able to take advantage of a tax credit for homes purchased in 2009. The credit:
- Applies to purchases that close after April 8, 2008, and before ...[Read More]
When a house goes into foreclosure, the mortgage company will turn around and sell the home in hopes of recoverng any money owed to them by the home owner. This includes the previous mortgage amount, late payments, lawyers fees, and administrative costs ...[Read More]
2009 FHA Loan Limits 2009 FHA loan limits . The 2009 FHA loan limit is $271,050 for all counties in AZ, excluding Coconino. The limit in Coconino is $333,500. This includes popular areas such as Maricopa and Pinal counties. Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac 2009 ...[Read More]
With so many loan options out there, It can be difficult to know which one to choose. Understanding the different types of loans and where your credit rating falls is the first step. Here are some examples of the most popular types of loans available today: ...[Read More]
It's a situation facing hundreds of thousands of people and the numbers are growing rapidly. Foreclosures aren't just happening to people who over-leveraged themselves and got into risky loans. They are happening to homeowners who are getting divorced, ...[Read More]
One benefit of buying a home in the suburbs is that real estate can generally be more affordable there. But with the cost of gasoline soaring these days, that commute is looking much less attractive. In response to the cash crunch, some builders are constructing ...[Read More]
Good news has made its way into the real estate arena this summer -- in the form of the Housing and Economic Recovery Act of 2008. What does this Act mean for you? It means a lot if you are in the market to be a first time homebuyer -- up to a $7,500 tax ...[Read More]
Having Credit Issues and Considering a Short Sale? We can help. While it can seem daunting, it’s not always as bad as it seems. We have lots of experience with short sales, a great track record of saving homeowners from foreclosure, and are very ...[Read More]
Great news for sellers and buyers alike! Despite the recent downturn in the economy, house prices are finally becoming more affordable. According to a recent article by Brian Woolsey in Forbes.com some cities are still struggling with high prices and slow ...[Read More]
Depending on the location, whether you're shopping for a new home or trying to sell your current residence, one of the biggest challenges is trying to reduce street noise. Tony Sola, founder of Acoustics.com cautions homeowners and buyers about too ...[Read More]
Flood insurance is only mandated for properties in high-risk flood zones, but even if you live in a low- or moderate-risk area, you should bone up on the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP). To help get you started, here's a quick primer on floods ...[Read More]
The mortgage bailout sections of Congress's massive federal housing bill have gotten all the attention in the press, but there are two tax provisions tucked away that could prove far more significant for some home buyers. First-time buyers would get ...[Read More]
Too many consumers still don't get it when it comes to credit scores. And what you don't know about credit scores can hurt you when it's time to buy a home -- especially in a tight credit market. Only 28 percent of consumers are aware they ...[Read More]
An interest rate lock is always a good idea in any market. But it becomes a better idea when it's crucial to lock in an interest rate and other loan costs at a level you can afford. A changing market -- especially when the change is for the worst -- ...[Read More]
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