With all of the freedom of speech, thought, and actions..How rare are we? I love it all as long as it is not harmful to others……Therefore…Let’s raise our heads up high and enjoy the meaning of Independence……….come buy a house..fortunately we can do it………..”only in America” just pick up the phone and call Jackie…I can help you with your real estate needs……..630-706-7213
Dave Goretta, Morgage Loan Officer with Bank of America Home Loans in Oak Brook, Illinois.
Maximum loan amount $410,000, intrest rate not credit score driven, down payment as low as 3.5% which can come from gifts, first time buyers qualify for $8,000 tax credit, FHA in many cases less expensive than the traditional loan, Seller can pay up to 6% of sales price to cover closing cost.
For more information please feel free to call Dave Goretta at 630-368-4817
*****This is an ideal time to buy. Rates are attractive and prices are lower than they have been over the past 5 years*****
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The slow economy is effecting real estate in more areas than sales - tighter budgets are prompting more homeowners to reconsider their definition of home improvement. Instead of adding new features, current homeowners are more likely to improve, refinish, or repairing what they already have. Rather than completely remodeling a kitchen or bathroom, for example, they are replacing countertops or refacing cabinets. Another trend is to invest money into making a home more energy-efficient.
Tight budgets, strict lending standards, and home sales prices that continue to fall are contributing to an expected 12% decline in home improvement spending for 2009. For low-cost home improvement ideas that you can do yourself, go to http://www.bankrate.com/brm/news/home-improvement/small-change1.asp.
If you have tips or advice on home improvement projects that save money, I’d love to hear them. Leave you comments, and come again soon!
