The answer to that question is a straight forward YES! Just today Freddie Mac, who’s job it is to connect Wall Street and main street with mortgage purchases and portfolio investment activities, reported that 30-year fixed-rate mortgage (FRM) averaged 4.78 percent with an average 0.7 point for the week ending April 2, 2009, down from last week [...]
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Interest Rates at record lows – Is it time to buy??
Posted in Beaverton Real Estate, Beaverton Real Estate For Sale, Homes for sale in Beaverton Oregon, Portland Oregon, Portland Oregon Real Estate Market, Real Estate Appreciation Portland Oregon, Real Estate Trends Portland Oregon, Realtors Beaverton Oregon, SW Portland homes for sale, Steve Schwab, Steve Schwab Group, The Steve Schwab Group, Washington County, first time home buyer, first time home buyers, real estate, www.SteveSchwabGroup.com, tagged beaverton, beaverton homes for sale, beaverton oregon, Beaverton Oregon Real Estate For Sale, Beaverton Real Estate, first time home buyers, freddie mac, mortgage rates, NAR, portland oregon housing market, Portland Oregon Real Estate Market, Portland real estate, Portland real estate market, Real Estate Trends Portland Oregon, Steve Schwab, Washington County Real Estate, www.SteveSchwabGroup.com on April 3, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Is There Hope for Home Prices?
Posted in Beaverton Oregon homes for sale, Beaverton Real Estate, Beaverton Real Estate For Sale, Homes for sale in Beaverton Oregon, Steve Schwab, Steve Schwab Group, The Steve Schwab Group, Washington County, real estate, www.SteveSchwabGroup.com, tagged Beaverton Real Estate, buyers market, fannie mae, foreclosure, freddie mac, home inventory portland oregon, lehman brothers, mortgage rates, National Association or Realtors, oregon economy, Oregon Foreclosures, perfect storm, Portland Oregon Real Estate Market, Portland Realtor's, Real Estate Appreciation Portland Oregon, Real Estate Trends Portland Oregon, real estate trends U.S., sellers market, stock market sell off, tipping point, U.S. economy, WAMU, Washington County Real Estate, washington mutual on November 11, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
We are deffinetly seeing real estate prices fall around the country. What was once viewed as the best long term investment a person could make has changed course, at least for now. According to The National Association of Realtors, home prices were trending down until late in the first quarter of 2008 where a bit of an upturn [...]
Selling Your Home in a Buyers Market
Posted in Beaverton Oregon homes for sale, Beaverton Real Estate, Beaverton Real Estate For Sale, Home selling mistakes, Homes for sale in Beaverton Oregon, Portland Oregon, Portland Oregon Real Estate Market, Real Estate Appreciation Portland Oregon, Real Estate Representation, Real Estate Trends Portland Oregon, Realtors Beaverton Oregon, Steve Schwab, Steve Schwab Group, The Steve Schwab Group, Washington County, mistakes in selling home, www.SteveSchwabGroup.com, tagged buyer, buyers market, good broker, good real estate broker, home inspection, home pricing, home staging, marketing plan, mortgage rates, oregon, POD, portland, Portland Oregon, portland oregon housing market, professional realtor, real estate broker, sellers's market, Steve Schwab on March 16, 2008 | 3 Comments »
Ask just about any seller of a home available currently in the Portland Oregon housing market, things are tough! It use to be 2-3 showings a weeks was average. Now, if you get that many in a month you’re lucky!
So how does a seller get leverage and move closer to that offer and sale? In [...]
Steve Schwab, Principal Broker, RE/MAX Equity Group Inc.
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