Sunday, June 27, 2010
FINALLY LOVE RANCH
My chiropractor, a petite gentle & quiet man, treated Helen Mirren when she was here filming Love Ranch. He had articles and pictures of her all around his office and was so impressed with her a another gentle soul. Now finally the film is to be released but sadly not yet in New Mexico.
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Saturday, June 26, 2010
Mortgage Rates at All Time Low
It's time to buy a home in Albuquerque or Rio Rancho! There are plenty of good deals and the interest rates are in the mid-fours. Give me a call.
Thursday, June 17, 2010
GREAT TIME TO BUY A HOME
The volume of homes sales seems to have come to a crashing halt with the end of the Federal tax incentive, but the interest rates are the lowest in 30 years. Rates are just above 4% for most buyers. I don't get it. It's the best time ever to buy. Sellers are desparate, rates are low and there are lots of choices out there. Where are all the Buyers??????? Call me and I'll talk you into doing it NOW.
Saturday, June 12, 2010
Val Kilmer Ranch Weekend?
So Val Kilmer apologized for badmouthing Northern New Mexico or the Norteonos and got the go ahead to have visitors stay at this ranch. The money will go to the Santa Fe Film Festival so a good cause. For $500 you can be the bossfor the day or fish on the Pecos River, if it has water that is. So good idea and koodos to Val for being so generous.
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Friday, June 4, 2010
GREAT TIME TO BUY!!!
So whereas the announcement below may seem to be negative, for buyers it is great news. With demand low and interest years at a twenty year low, it is a terrific time to buy. As the article below indicates, homeowners who can want to just refinance but for those who need to sell, and are therefore more motivated, they are more willing to negotiate to get the deal done.
The Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA) today released its Weekly Mortgage Applications Survey for the week ending May 28, 2010.
"With another week of historically low mortgage rates, the trend from the prior three weeks continued, as refinance applications increased while purchase applications dropped. Purchase applications are now almost 40 percent below their level four weeks ago, while the refinance share, at 74 percent, is at its highest level since December," said Michael Fratantoni, MBA's Vice President of Research and Economics. "In addition, the ARM share dropped last week to its lowest level since March of this year, as borrowers took the opportunity to lock in at historically low fixed mortgage rates."
The Mortgage Bankers Association application survey covers over 50% of all US residential mortgage loan applications taken by mortgage bankers, commercial banks, and thrifts. The data gives economists a look into consumer demand for mortgage loans. In a low mortgage rate environment, a trend of increasing refinance applications implies consumers are seeking out a lower monthly payment which can increase disposable income and consumer spending (or give consumers a chance to pay down other debts like credit cards). A falling trend of purchase applications indicates a decline in home buying interest, a negative for the housing industry and the economy as a whole.
The Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA) today released its Weekly Mortgage Applications Survey for the week ending May 28, 2010.
"With another week of historically low mortgage rates, the trend from the prior three weeks continued, as refinance applications increased while purchase applications dropped. Purchase applications are now almost 40 percent below their level four weeks ago, while the refinance share, at 74 percent, is at its highest level since December," said Michael Fratantoni, MBA's Vice President of Research and Economics. "In addition, the ARM share dropped last week to its lowest level since March of this year, as borrowers took the opportunity to lock in at historically low fixed mortgage rates."
The Mortgage Bankers Association application survey covers over 50% of all US residential mortgage loan applications taken by mortgage bankers, commercial banks, and thrifts. The data gives economists a look into consumer demand for mortgage loans. In a low mortgage rate environment, a trend of increasing refinance applications implies consumers are seeking out a lower monthly payment which can increase disposable income and consumer spending (or give consumers a chance to pay down other debts like credit cards). A falling trend of purchase applications indicates a decline in home buying interest, a negative for the housing industry and the economy as a whole.
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