My husband took a new job which required us to move 2000 miles away. Our house has been on the market for sale for 60 days but we have had no offers. We have it reasonably priced but the market is ...
I got a no money down loan w/ a low fixed interest rate on what I thought was a decent house. I planned to replace the wood siding this year as it is starting to rot from previous owners' ...
Even though the realtor showed us the house, is it too late to just go directly to the owner who is a realtor also, and buy the house from her?, and will this save me money?. We have already put a ...
Bring her baby with her to show you a house Additional Details Note: I am the Realtor in question and I have a two month old baby that I don't have a sitter for. I have a showing ...
With the filing of Chpt.13 came a foreclosure of my home because the court found that I couldn't afford the house payment on my income. That was five years ago and my income has risen by $47,000...
Ok..this house is brand new..about a block from my house..anyways it has imported marble, stone outside on the walls (not typical of this area), wood floors, updated kitchen...anyways..its only 2,750 ...
I live in Arizona and my landlord is affliated with Realty Executives. Additional Details I have already been renting from this individual. We have a new lease because of rent increase....
I'm having a hard time ignoring the free fall in housing prices and mortgage rates. Ideally, I would like to purchase a new home and keep my current home as a rental. Am I crazy? Could I ...
and when they got home they had an eviction notice on their door. is this legal to hang an eviction notice on someones front door? is it legal to start the eviction process when they are only ten ...
If I were you I'd get your bank or building society, to offer you the mortgage...... then wait............ then buy a repossessed property, you will find more are coming on the market soon..... profiting on others misery I know, but if you want to get on the property ladder, its probably the only financially prudent way
cunny
Prices are set to drop a bit yet - 2.5% last month and could be 10%+ by the end of the year - and mortgages aren't easy at the moment - don't buy yet unless you have to - wait a few months until the market settles at its lowest or haggle for a bargain.
Dennis S
Yes but DON'T pay the seller what they want for the house. It is a REAL buyers market at the minute. Haggle haggle haggle on the price.
roshariouk
Depends where you are in UK - undoubtedly, the house price market will go down a bit more in some areas and a lot more in others but in some parts of UK, the market is strong and prices are still rising slowly. Therefore, it's a great time to start planning for it - keep an eye on house price movements, save as much money as possible and start researching your mortgage deals. Credit conditions may get a little better with recent announcements by bank of England and RBS - if other banks follow suit.
It's all a matter of timing. However, if everybody who is thinking of buying a house sits around for 6 months, then prices will drop because there will be no market activity. When you do decide to buy, be selective and negotiate hard.
bad bob
i Wald wait and let the dust settle
jamesdean2002uk
ive been renting for 2 years now and personally - im not looking for a mortgage for at least another year -
rosiereal
Very hard to get a good mortgage deal at the moment. Personally, I'd sit tight and wait to see what happens over the next 6 months.
saminasiddiqui_21
Yes! It has never been worse apparently. Rent and save then think of buying when the market picks up eventually.
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