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When to Buy a Home

Jul. 16th, 2010

Many couples go through financial problems, especially when it comes to making decisions on big purchases. One of these big decisions includes when to buy a home and how much money to spend on one. This decision can be a hard one. Couples may want to live in a place as nice as their parents’ [...]

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Fractional Ownership – The Latest Trend in Vacation Rental Properties

Jul. 13th, 2010

Owning a vacation home in the tropical paradise of Maui might seem out of reach for some, but one of the hottest trends in Maui real estate is fractional ownership of property. A step-up from the concept of timeshares, this burgeoning business allows investors to own high-value accommodations for a fraction of the usual price. [...]

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Free Great Mortgage Tips In Canada

Jul. 13th, 2010

A mortgage broker will be able to give advice to an individual or family wanting to purchase a house in Canada. Another person who would give free great mortgage tips in Canada would be a mortgage agent. People who either live in Canada and want to purchase a new home or people who are planning [...]

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How to Spot a Real Estate Scam a Mile Away

Jul. 9th, 2010

This article is about how to spot real estate scams. It suggests particular scams to avoid, and how to help others avoid falling prey to the same ones. Real estate can be a great industry to get involved in to make money. However, there are many scams out there in the real estate business which [...]

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The Facts About The Mortgage Market In Canada For Prospective Homeowners

Jul. 8th, 2010

The facts about the mortgage market in Canada is that in the last forty years, it has undergone substantial changes. Depository institutions account for the majority of the market holding 69 percent of outstanding Canadian residential mortgage debt by the end of-2007. By the end of 2008, CAD 566 billion or 62 percent of the [...]

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Defending Variable Rate Loans

Jul. 8th, 2010

I come to the defense of variable loans because no one placed a gun to the head of these home buyers. The risk associated with subprime and variable interest loan are the reason for the Housing Crisis which started in 2005-2007. Variable rates were never intended for long term home purchases, but more for developers [...]

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Largest Financing Initiative in History for Texans Announced – Bond 77 Program

Jul. 7th, 2010

Serious cash is now available for qualified Texas buyers of Austin condos, Austin homes, and Austin investment property through this new financing initiative. The Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs (TDHCA) has recently announced the largest ever financing initiative for Texas homeowners in the history of the agency – TDCHA Bond 77. It secures [...]

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What Are The Top Places To Live In Canada And Why?

Jul. 7th, 2010

Canada is a vast country with some great cities and towns and wildernesses. There are many lovely places to live but which are the top places to live in Canada and why? It depends of course on what you like and whether you like to live in cities or the countryside. Most people want to [...]

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Great Mortgage Tips In Canada

Jul. 6th, 2010

When purchasing a house in Canada, there are a lot of people who are going to try to give a new homeowner advice. However, it is a good idea to listen to what a mortgage broker has to say when it comes to interest rates and what type of payment is best for a family. [...]

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Neighborhood Amenities

Jul. 6th, 2010

When searching for a new home, there are the usual considerations of location, price, and layout. Often, hopeful homeowners are so focused on the number of bedrooms or the quality of the schools that considerations like neighborhood amenities are pushed aside. But these seemingly inconsequential neighborhood perks can have a significant impact on quality of [...]

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