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First time buyers

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20 03, 2017

Should I Buy Down the Mortgage after Fed Rate Hikes

By |2018-06-26T16:00:49-05:00March 20th, 2017|News|0 Comments

Choosing to buy down the mortgage is never an awful idea, but is it the best use of your money? While we are still in the first quarter, national mortgage rates are up 0.5%. With any increase in mortgage rates, one must wonder if the time is right to buy the mortgage rate on your new loan down to control your monthly mortgage costs. Meanwhile, mortgage rates will rise as the Fed's economic outlook becomes more optimistic. How it works Buying down your mortgage also known as paying points is the method used to [...]

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2 02, 2017

Real estate investors are expected to increase portfolio

By |2020-02-19T10:56:10-06:00February 2nd, 2017|Investment, Property Value|0 Comments

A safe bet is real estate investments for the near future. Real estate investments expect to increase for U.S. investors Investors in 2017 and beyond are expected to increase their investments in U.S. markets according to KPMG's 2017 Real Estate Industry Outlook Survey. Real estate fundamentals are regarded as the primary driver of investor interest as well as a growing U.S. economy. Couple this real estate executive optimism with the new U.S. administration's intention to lower taxes and deregulate businesses, there may be a push for increases in new construction and existing home sales [...]

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8 01, 2017

Oxford Real Estate Showings in the Near Future

By |2020-02-19T10:56:16-06:00January 8th, 2017|Selling Your Home|0 Comments

Virtual reality could offer some homebuyers a convenient way to view their Oxford real estate showings. How are Oxford real estate showings changing? Many home buyers who seek a second residence in Oxford, MS have a primary residence elsewhere. Buying a property from afar is tricky. There is always a question of cost and efficiency while planning the decision to view properties. Clearing a chunk of time to account for travel to Oxford and between prospective homes. Traffic can be insane for gameday weekends. Plus, every trip to view properties only adds your the [...]

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14 12, 2016

Homebuyers will not be deterred by interest rate

By |2018-06-24T17:49:25-05:00December 14th, 2016|Selling Your Home|0 Comments

Longing for a new home, but deterred by mortgage interest rate? With the Fed likely to increase interest rates, mortgage rates could move higher in the coming weeks amidst their highest level in nearly 2 years. Many speculators assume that this will result in less buyers. However, increasing rates are also indicative of a stronger economy and a stronger economy will favor more overall spending such as housing. It is important to keep some perspective with respect to nationwide upward trends in interest rates. In all real estate markets, income growth is a trigger [...]

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27 04, 2016

Dwindling Housing Inventory

By |2020-02-19T10:57:18-06:00April 27th, 2016|Property Value|0 Comments

Many buyers are running out of options due to the low housing inventory in Oxford, MS. Few options for housing inventory in Oxford, MS market are remaining With today's low mortgage rates, it seems everybody would be looking to buy a home. While many buyers are looking, rising home prices and low housing inventory in Oxford, MS has caused a lot of issues. This is especially true for first time buyers. The quick inventory turnover has lead to many new builds and consequently, the prices are driven higher with the rising demand. With unemployment [...]

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