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[...] US Real Estate game with a nice stack of chips, its time to liquidate your assets and the Arizona Home Group is here to help. The Spring is the best selling season and now is the time to go on the [...]

[...] Hear From Your Listing Agent appeared first on Arizona Home Group - Search for Homes in Arizona. Related posts: Selling Your Home? Think Like A Real Estate [...]

[...] ’s financial future. The post Why Have Mortgage Interest Rates Dropped? appeared first on Arizona Home Group - Search for Homes in Arizona. [...]

[...] home. Not someone only interested in trying to sell you on how great they are. Trust the Arizona Home Group to educate you on how to make the best decision on one of your family’s largest financial [...]

[...] Yesterday, Housing Wire reported that both Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac formally announced their 3% down options on home purchases. Fannie Mae’s plan will be effective [...]

[...] We finished 2014 with the 30 year fixed mortgage rate at 3.87% as per Freddie Mac. This is very close to the historic lows in the spring of 2013. However, the Mortgage Bankers [...]

[...] in 2015. The Mortgage Bankers Association, the National Association of Realtors, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are each projecting mortgage interest rates to increase substantially over the next twelve [...]

[...] Though it is a great time to sell your house, pricing it right is crucial. The housing market is recovering nicely. Prices have increased nationally by double digits over the last twelve [...]

[...] rates to increase substantially over the next twelve months. What will that mean to the housing market in 2015? Last week, we posted a graph showing that home prices appreciated each of the last [...]

[...] The housing market has taken a great turn toward recovery over the last few years. The opinions of the American [...]

[...] just dropped to 4.4 months, which is under the 6 months’ supply that is needed for a normal housing market. This means, in many areas, there are not enough homes for sale to satisfy the number of [...]

[...] are projecting a cumulative appreciation of over 15.1% by 2019. 3. Where are mortgage interest rates headed? A buyer must be concerned about more than just prices. The ‘long term [...]

[...] are projecting a cumulative appreciation of over 11.2% by 2018. 3. Where are mortgage interest rates headed? A buyer must be concerned about more than just prices. The ‘long term [...]

[...] haven’t changed, but have rather been strengthened due to the projections of higher mortgage interest rates & Home prices as the market continues to recover. 1. What do you do with all this [...]

[...] guaranteed. There are some who are calling for a substantial drop in home prices should mortgage interest rates begin to rise rapidly. Intuitively that makes sense. The cost of a home is determined by [...]

[...] first on Arizona Home Group - Search for Homes in Arizona. Related posts: Falling mortgage rates make owning a home more affordable. Will Higher Interest Rates Spur Buyers? Buyers [...]

[...] appeared first on Arizona Home Group - Search for Homes in Arizona. Related posts: Falling mortgage rates make owning a home more affordable. Is it Getting Easier to Qualify for a Mortgage? Falling [...]

[...] According to the National Housing Survey released by Fannie Mae, 45% of homeowners “say mortgage rates will go up in the next 12 months.” What Does This Mean? Homeowners are unaware that [...]

[...] are still near 4%. However, sellers should realize that waiting to make the move while mortgage rates are increasing probably doesn’t make sense. As rates increase, the price of the house [...]

[...] , most experts predict that they will begin to rise over the next 12 months. The Mortgage Bankers Association, Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac & the National Association of Realtors are in unison [...]

[...] Mac. This is very close to the historic lows in the spring of 2013. However, the Mortgage Bankers Association projects mortgage rates to be about 5% by the end of 2015. The website Investopedia [...]

[...] you. Predictions for 2015 3Q: 4.6% – Fannie Mae 4.8% – Freddie Mac 5.2% – Mortgage Bankers Association 5.2% – National Association of Realtors Even an increase of half a [...]

[...] rates increasing, home sales and home appreciation should be just fine in 2015. The Mortgage Bankers Association, the National Association of Realtors, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are each projecting [...]

[...] annually throughout 2015. As renters’ costs keep going up, I expect the allure of fixed mortgage payments and a more stable housing market will entice many more otherwise content renters into the [...]

[...] in oil prices is generally positive to households by way of the gas savings and lower mortgage payments. That savings will boost consumer spending in other areas. But there may be some layoffs in [...]

[...] cost’ of the home. Let us explain. Today, many real estate conversations center on housing prices and where they may be headed. That is why we like the Home Price Expectation Survey. [...]

[...] Today, many real estate conversations center on housing prices and where they may be headed. That is why we like the Home Price Expectation Survey. Every [...]

[...] Today, many real estate conversations center on housing prices and where they may be headed. That is why we like the Home Price Expectation Survey. Every [...]