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Reasons to buy a home in the holidays.

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Great reasons to buy a home around the holidays
You might be wondering if buying a home during the holidays is a wise idea. Here are some good reasons to consider buying your home during the holiday months.
Here are five good reasons:
1.  December and early January are usually slower for sales and  sellers are motivated since ...       [Read More]

Great reasons to buy a home around the holidays
You might be wondering if buying a home during the holidays is a wise idea. Here are some good reasons to consider buying your home during the holiday months.
Here are five good reasons:
1.  December and early January are usually slower for sales and  sellers are motivated since they might not have sold the property in earlier months.
2. Rates are the lowest they have been in years and many options
are available, especially for buyers willing to put down 20% or more as a down
payment.
3.  There is  less competition to deal with which means less stress for you during the holidays.
4. Tax advantages: you may be eligible for deductions on points and mortgage interest if you close by the end of the year. Consult your tax advisor. deduction.
5. Lower prices & lower rates.
You should decide if this is a good time for you to buy.  Keep in mind, homes that did not sell over the summer are also available are great deals.  Furthermore, pricing might rise again after the New Year, so it might be a good time to find a bargain.
Good luck with your home search.

State/National Foreclosure Filing continue to Rise

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State and national foreclosure filings continue to rise
Even as the economy and real estate market show signs of stabilizing, foreclosure filings continued to grow in California and nationwide last year.
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Daily Breeze
State and national foreclosure filings continue to rise
Even as the economy and real estate market show signs of stabilizing, foreclosure filings continued to grow in California and nationwide last year.
To read the full story, please click here.