Some Highlights:
§ The Cost of Waiting
to Buy is defined as the additional funds it would take to buy a home if
prices & interest rates were to increase over a period of time.
§ Freddie Mac predicts
interest rates to rise to 4.8% by next year.
§ CoreLogic predicts
home prices to appreciate by 5.3% over the next 12 months.
§ If you are ready and
willing to buy your dream home, find out if you are able to!
Looking to Buy, Sell, or Invest? Contact:David Demangos 858.232.8410 Locally Known, Globally Connected Luxury Home Marketing Specialist Global Property Specialist David@AwesomeSanDiegoRealEstate.com www.AwesomeSanDiegoRealEstate.com Our Team Goes to Extremes to Fulfill Your Real Estate Dreams! |
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Saturday, January 30, 2016
Should I Buy Now Or Wait Until Next Year?
Monday, November 30, 2015
Rent vs. Buy: Either Way You’re Paying A Mortgage
There are some people that have not
purchased a home because they are uncomfortable taking on the obligation of a
mortgage. Everyone should realize that, unless you are living with your
parents rent free, you are paying a mortgage - either your mortgage or your
landlord’s. As The Joint
Center for Housing Studies at Harvard University explains:
“Households must consume housing whether
they own or rent. Not even accounting for more favorable tax treatment of
owning, homeowners pay debt service to pay down their own principal while
households that rent pay down the principal of a landlord plus a rate of
return. That’s yet
another reason owning often does—as Americans intuit—end up making more
financial sense than renting.”
Christina Boyle, a Senior Vice President, Head of
Single-Family Sales & Relationship Management at Freddie Mac, explains
another benefit of securing a mortgage vs. paying rent:
“With a 30-year fixed rate mortgage, you’ll
have the certainty & stability of knowing what your mortgage payment will
be for the next 30 years – unlike rents which will continue to rise over the
next three decades.”
As an owner, your mortgage payment is a form
of ‘forced savings’
that allows you to have equity in your home that you can tap into later in
life. As a renter, you guarantee your landlord is the person with that
equity. The graph below shows the widening gap in net worth between a
homeowner and a renter:
Bottom Line
Whether you are looking for a primary
residence for the first time or are considering a vacation home on the shore,
owning might make more sense than renting with home values and interest
rates projected to climb.
David Demangos 858.232.8410 Locally Known, Globally Connected Luxury Home Marketing Specialist Global Property Specialist David@AwesomeSanDiegoRealEstate.com www.AwesomeSanDiegoRealEstate.com Our Team Goes to Extremes to Fulfill Your Real Estate Dreams! |
Monday, July 20, 2015
5 Reasons to Hire a Real Estate Professional Today
1. What do you do with all this
paperwork? Each state has different regulations regarding the
contracts required for a successful sale, and these regulations are constantly
changing. A true Real Estate Professional is an expert in their market and can
guide you through the stacks of paperwork necessary to make your dream a
reality.
2. Ok, so you
found your dream house, now what? According to the Orlando
Regional REALTOR Association, there are over 230 possible
actions that need to take place during every successful real
estate transaction. Don’t you want someone who has been there before, who knows
what these actions are to make sure that you acquire your dream.
3. Are you a good negotiator?
So maybe you’re not convinced that you need an agent to sell your home.
However, after looking at the list of parties that you need to be prepared to
negotiate with, you’ll realize the value in selecting a Real Estate
Professional. From the buyer (who wants the best deal possible), to the home
inspection companies, to the appraiser, there are at least 11 different
people that you will have to be knowledgeable with and answer
to, during the process.
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