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Find out your credit score without any tricks
At Credit Karma, you can sign up for a free account to check your Transunion Credit Score, and now have truly free monitoring of your credit report without signing up for an expensive service or listening to the “freecreditreport.com” song! … Continue reading
Mortgage Rates for October 20, 2011
We asked Craig Smith of Mortgage Master to give us his most current interest rates and what he was seeing in the market: “Mortgage rates have risen off their recent ‘historic’ lows by as much as ½%. For most of … Continue reading
Rates for October 11, 2011
We asked John Coneys of Superior Home Mortgage to give us his most current interest rates and what he was seeing in the market: “So, what did last week’s economic data (jobs report) mean for the bond markets and interest … Continue reading
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Tagged interest rates, john coneys, market, mortgage, superior mortgage
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Rates for August 25, 2011
We asked Matt Lynch of First Choice Loan Services to give us his most current interest rates and what he was seeing in the market: “Mortgage interest rates remain strong this week although they are slightly off of their lowest … Continue reading
Rates for August 17, 2011
We asked Craig Smith of Mortgage Master to give us his most current interest rates and what he was seeing in the market: “WOW! Current rates are amazing! If buyers don’t buy right now, they may miss a “once in … Continue reading
Rates for August 8, 2011
We asked John Coneys of Superior Home Mortgage to give us his most current interest rates and what he was seeing in the market: “Rates on Monday the 8th fell to their recent lows at 4.25 and 0 points. … Continue reading
Spring Festivals
Last Sunday, Elfant Wissahickon Realtors participated in the annual Chestnut Hill Home and Garden Festival. Many of our agents and our colleagues were out on the Avenue meeting festival goers. We staffed one booth on the avenue with promotional materials … Continue reading
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Tagged chestnut hill, garden festival, mortgage, mt airy, mt airy day, staging, zentangle
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The perfect time to buy?
What makes this the perfect time to buy a home? Right now it’s a new and different Buyer’s market. A Buyer’s market in the past usually meant that Buyers were able to purchase a property at a discounted price due … Continue reading
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First Time Home Buyer Credit
In earlier posts I’ve talked about the “Lunch and Learns” that we have for the sales staff. A couple of times each month we’ll gather at noon, eat a nice lunch and hear from an informative guest speaker regarding various … Continue reading
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Tagged $8000, credit, first, homebuyer, mortgage, real estate, tax credit, time
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