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THURSDAY, APRIL 15, 2010
By ROXANNA BROCK

If you're thinking of buying or selling your home here are a few things you need to know... Six months ago is ancient history- What your neighbor sold his house for or what the sell was asking for his house 6 months ago just doesn't matter. What matters is what the market will support today. When you work with a buyer's agent they will be able to give you all the current and relavnet infomration about a house you're intersted in. Everyone who is looking to buy or sell in today's market needs to know seven things that is involved in the home buying process.

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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7, 2010
By ROXANNA BROCK

In a recent article MSN posted gave some really helpful tips on how to spot a house that could need up front work but could turn into a really good investment. Of course number one is finding a house with a great location...

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TUESDAY, MARCH 30, 2010
By ROXANNA BROCK

In the the homework phase, you set yourself up for success. If you plan ahead you will be better equipped than probably 75% -90% of the people who wants to be a homeowner. By doint the work ahead of time and educating yourself, you will almost certainly avoid the disappointment from a mortgage bank who finds your qualifications to be lacking. Most importantly, you will buy yourself a direct route around a big chunk of the drama and stress most homebuyers experience.

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THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 2010
By ROXANNA BROCK

Your Buyer's Agent can help you pick out the home that fits you best and guide you through negotiations and the closing. But once you've purchased your house there are still dangers out there that are out there to get your new asset. Once you are aware of these dangers and on the look out for them you can come up with a plan to protect your investment!

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MONDAY, MARCH 22, 2010
By ROXANNA BROCK

Pre-approval for a loan is necessary. It tells you the maximum amount that a bank has agreed to loan you to purchase a house. You should look for a home based on both what you are pre-approved for but more importantly what you can afford monthly. A bank may be willing to lend you more than you are willing to pay on a mortgage month to month. If you have not worked with a mortgage consultant in the past your Buyer's Agent can help reffer you to someone.

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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17, 2010
By ROXANNA BROCK

Everyone should be concerned about their credit scores because it tells who you are as a person. Your credit scores represents you as to how well you are responsible for paying your bills.

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TUESDAY, MARCH 9, 2010
By ROXANNA BROCK

Builder magazine picks the 20 healthiest housing markest for 2010...

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THURSDAY, MARCH 4, 2010
By ROXANNA BROCK

CMA is the comparative market analysis. It is an approximation of what the house and property is worth. With a CMA comparison, homes are being compared with similar homes in the neighborhoods based on their sizes, features, and locations to determine the value of the property.

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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 2010
By ROXANNA BROCK

In today's society, it makes sense to log on and start shopping for yourself, versus hiring a shopper to work for you. This is not always the case with mortgages. The online mortgage offerings are a somewhat confusing mix of sites of online lenders and sites that act as a referral network, which take your basic information and then get you loan quotes from several lenders who have paid to be members of the network, like LendingTree.com.

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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 2010
By ROXANNA BROCK

When you get mortgage quotes, you'll often see the monthly payment broken down using the acronym P - I - T - I.

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