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Things to Know When Buying a House in Douglas, WY

Beverly Jeffery — Fri, 25 Sep 2009 18:36:47 +0000

In my 15 + years in Real Estate i have seen the interest rate as high as 10 to 15% & the Buyers still purchasing. I know no that people have been worried about job security but if your credit score is good and you can afford it, it is a good time to buy. People still seem to want to own their own homes.

The National Association of Realtors (NAR) are backing a bill to EXTEND & INCREASE the dollar amount that will help Buyers with the down payment.

Thing that I find most important to Buyers is before you start to look at homes, go to the Bank and have the person in charge of Mortgage Loans and have them qualify you. This way you will be looking at home in your price range and won’t be viewing homes you can’t afford. Also, you will when you do find the home that is right for you, you and make an Offer To Purchase. This really effects the way a Seller looks at the presented offer.

I like making both Buyer and Seller feel like they have entered into an agreement of a “Win/Win” situation.

After All: THAT’S MY JOB AND MY GOAL” AND HELPS ME SO THAT THEY ARE HAPPY ENOUGH TO RECOMMEND ME TO OTHERS.

Home Loans Still Have Good Rates In Douglas

Beverly Jeffery — Thu, 09 Jul 2009 18:03:04 +0000

HERE I AM!!!!still in HOT–HOT Texas.

Sure limited to what you can do on the outside with over 100 degree weather in the way of any kind of exercise. Although the humidity is high rain is needed badly here. Word from Douglas, WY. is that the last month we have had lots and lots of rain. We usually don’t get this much moisture this early. Things were so green when I left 4 weeks ago so bet things are beautiful now.

30 year loans are still at a very good interest for home Buyers. Some are at 5% or lower.Be sure to shop around for the best rates and don’t forget to ask your lender what kinds are available to you.

First thing I would suggest that you get yourself qualified before you start look for a home. That way you won’t be looking at homes you can’t get a loan for.

Don’t forget to read the Property Condition Statement made out by the Seller carefully. I still advise that you spend the money to get the inspection done after you have an accepted offer. It may save you from expensive repairs after you home is your.