Tax Credit Gone but Mortgage Rates Dip!
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One of the benefits of being married to someone who likes to read internet articles is that many tidbits are passed on to me. It is like having my own private resource library who screens what is important. Today's tidbit is about mortgage rates.
Some buyers bemoaned the fact that they missed out on the Tax Credit which ended last week. I say "take heart". While the Tax Credit would help your pocket book in the future (next year to be exact), you can reap benefits this year, saving you money. How? Well for one thing there are a lot of homes on the market - choice and comparison shopping helps you find a great value in a home. Another money saver is lower interest rates as shown in this link provided by my husband....
"Mortgage rates sink to six-week low
Rates for 30-year fixed mortgages have fallen to their lowest level in six weeks, Freddie Mac said Thursday.
https://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/7148582/ns/business-real_estate/from/ET"
So if you think you missed out on the right time to buy, think again! Better yet, call me!
Some buyers bemoaned the fact that they missed out on the Tax Credit which ended last week. I say "take heart". While the Tax Credit would help your pocket book in the future (next year to be exact), you can reap benefits this year, saving you money. How? Well for one thing there are a lot of homes on the market - choice and comparison shopping helps you find a great value in a home. Another money saver is lower interest rates as shown in this link provided by my husband....
"Mortgage rates sink to six-week low
Rates for 30-year fixed mortgages have fallen to their lowest level in six weeks, Freddie Mac said Thursday.
https://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/7148582/ns/business-real_estate/from/ET"
So if you think you missed out on the right time to buy, think again! Better yet, call me!
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