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Giving Back to Heroes: We Appreciate You!!! Get Up to $6,000.00 Back When You Buy Find out how much money you can get back now! We won’t share your info with anyone. Why Use Your VA Benefit? It’s Yours, You’ve Earned It! Zero Percent Down – NO MONEY OUT OF POCKET With our VIP HERO Program, GET THOUSANDS OF $$ BACK! GET A GREAT HOUSE! Limit is San Diego is Raised to $649,750! If you have a service-related disability, they may qualify for the lender to waive the funding fee! We have VA Loan Specialists to make the process quick and easy. Find out howRead More →

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Here are four great reasons to consider buying a home today instead of waiting. 1. Prices Will Continue to Rise CoreLogic’s latest Home Price Index reports that home prices have appreciated by 6.9% over the last 12 months. The same report predicts that prices will continue to increase at a rate of 4.8% over the next year. The bottom in home prices has come and gone. Home values will continue to appreciate for years. Waiting no longer makes sense. 2. Mortgage Interest Rates Are Projected to Increase Freddie Mac’s Primary Mortgage Market Survey shows that interest rates for a 30-year mortgage have remained around 4%Read More →

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Some Highlights: The “Cost of Waiting to Buy” is defined as the additional funds it would take to buy a home if prices and interest rates were to increase over a period of time. Freddie Mac predicts that interest rates will increase to 4.8% by this time next year, while home prices are predicted to appreciate by 4.8% according to CoreLogic. Waiting until next year to buy could cost you thousands of dollars a year for the life of your mortgage! Source: Housing Market & Real Estate News Lenora LostaunauLenora is a full-service San Diego real estate agent, serving residents county-wide, and those looking toRead More →

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Mortgage interest rates, as reported by Freddie Mac, have increased over the last several weeks. Freddie Mac, along with Fannie Mae, the Mortgage Bankers Association and the National Association of Realtors, is calling for mortgage rates to continue to rise over the next four quarters. This has caused some purchasers to lament the fact they may no longer be able to get a rate below 4%. However, we must realize that current rates are still at historic lows. Here is a chart showing the average mortgage interest rate over the last several decades. Bottom Line Though you may have missed getting the lowest mortgage rate ever offered, you can still get aRead More →

Open houses this weekend, san diego open houses, open houses in

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Get Access to Open Houses in ALL of San Diego or Just Your Desired House Hunting Locations This is a complimentary Service by Your Local REALTOR an you can opt out any time You’ve done enough shopping online, you’re pre-qualified with your lender, now you’re ready to see some houses in person. It’s time to squeeze and thump the melons, so to speak, of the local inventory and really get a feel for what 1200 square feel LOOKS like, what it feels like. Finding open houses in your neighborhood of choice and in your price range should be easy. Well it is. Just fill outRead More →

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According to a recent survey conducted by ClosingCorp, over half of all homebuyers are surprised by the closing costs required to obtain their mortgage. After surveying 1,000 first-time and repeat homebuyers, the results revealed that 17% of homebuyers were surprised that closing costs were required at all, while another 35% were stunned by how much higher the fees were than expected. “Homebuyers reported being most surprised by mortgage insurance, followed by bank fees and points, taxes, title insurance and appraisal fees.” Bankrate.com recently gathered closing cost data from lenders in every state and Washington, D.C. to be able to share the average costs in eachRead More →