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Downtown Condo For 130K??

Is anyone interested in a downtown condo approx 650 sq feet for $129K? You should be prepared to put between at least 10-15% down. HOA is $250 per month. This condo will probably be under contract by the end of the week. Call or email me today to schedule a showing.

How Do I Know When It’s a Good Time To Buy?

I’ve been asked similar questions from many home buyers asking if this is the right time for them to make the big move into a home. I would like to shout from the rooftops that this is a GREAT time to buy a home. Of course, each person and situation is different, but a lot of people couldn’t ask for a better time.

As the old adage goes, ‘Buy Low and Sell High.’ Well, the housing market is certainly low. Foreclosures, Short Sales, and limited pool of buyers have brought housing prices down in a lot of areas around Austin. Now is the time to negotiate.

Ask The Realtor

First Steps?

I’m looking to purchase my first home this year. What are my first steps?
Courtney C.

Thanks for your question Courtney. I believe that the first step in the home buying process is always to consult with your bank or a mortgage loan officer. I can certainly help you by referring you to a professional lender that will go over your financial snapshot, make loan product recommendations, discuss interest rates and see that your loan closes on time. All lenders charge closings costs. [Read More...]

To Refi Or Sell?

I bought my condo in North Austin 2 years ago. How do I know when it’s a good time to sell and buy a home? Or, in the interim, how do I know if I should refinance?
Madeyline

Thanks for your question. As we all know the real estate market fluctuates as do reasons for buying a selling. It costs money to buy and sell, so some people want to make sure they are getting a good deal. Since you purchased 2 years ago, you probably haven’t gained much equity. It usually takes several years before a home has gained enough equity to turn around and sell. Of course, this depends on when a home was purchased, where it is, etc. You will probably want to stay for another couple of years in order to gain some equity. Now this would not be the case if you have just won the lottery! [Read More...]

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