Senior Care Development Planned for Old Texas Insurance Site

Katy,Texas,texas lending 28 December 2010 | 0 Comments

According to the Dallas, Texas News, a seniors housing community is planning to be built and Turtle Creek seems to be the site of interest for developers. The development would consist of a reconstruction of the old Republic Insurance buildings next door to the Mansion on Turtle Creek hotel and condo tower. The architect hired for the [...]

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Four Steps to Refinancing Your Texas Mortgage Loan

Housing Market,Katy,Texas,mortgages,refinancing,texas lending 15 December 2010 | 0 Comments

Know how much you can save. By checking a mortgage calculator and entering the length of the loan, the interest rate, and monthly payments, you can determine the total paid interest that will be out of pocket. Know if you qualify. How much you owe on a previous mortgage and the value of your current [...]

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How Long Will the Buyers Market Last?

Housing Market,Texas,lending,mortgages 13 December 2010 | 0 Comments

How long will the buyers market last? As home prices are low, interest rates are falling, and without much competition, potential home buyers are feeling pretty calm. But how long will that feeling last? Mortgage professionals guess that housing prices will drop another 5 to 10% and bottom out sometime in 2011, but what about [...]

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Texas Affected in Nation-wide Foreclosure Freeze

Housing Market,lending,mortgages,texas lending 11 October 2010 | 0 Comments

Foreclosures have been halted across the United States as some loan services signed on foreclosures in court with out verifying the facts. This will further depress sales at a time when distressed properties account for almost a quarter of all transactions. Bloomberg’s Monica Bertran reports in a newscast below: Our Texas Lending services double check [...]

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Texas Mortgage Testimonial of the Week: The Loan Process

Housing Market,Partners Page,lending,mortgages,texas lending 4 October 2010 | 0 Comments

When I started the process of trying to buy my first home, my realtor immediately referred me to Clay Bohannan of Encompass Lending Group. He had nothing but good things to say about him – all of which were completely true. I knew nothing about the loan process and had so many questions that I [...]

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Dallas Home Prices Take a Dip, Should Rebound within a Year

Housing Market,Partners Page,lending,mortgages,texas lending 29 September 2010 | 0 Comments

It has been eight months since we have seen a pricing decline, but this month Dallas-area home prices are back in the red. Dallas-area home prices were down 0.4 percent in July from 2009 according to the latest Standard & Poor’s/Case-Shiller Home Price Index. This is the first Dallas-area decline since October as home prices [...]

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Could the Future Bring a Texas Mortgage Bailout?

lending,mortgages,texas lending 13 September 2010 | 0 Comments

The government has bailed out large banks, Wall Street firms, car companies, and is now possibly trying to save those who have defaulted on their mortgages. Why not? Many of these people bought their homes during the housing peak a few years ago, to realize their Texas mortgages are now underwater even though they are [...]

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Moodiness Affects Texas Mortgage and Home Buying Statistics

lending,mortgages,texas lending 7 September 2010 | 0 Comments

Karl Case, Co-Founder of the S & P Case Shiller home price index, was recently interviewed on Bloomberg Surveillance about the home buying market and how why thinks all hope is not lost. Case believes there are many positives looking ahead as numbers were up 4.2% in June from last year, and up 3.6% in [...]

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Federal Homebuyer Tax Credit Not as Alluring in Wake of Declining Interest Rates on Mortgages

Colorado,lending,mortgages 30 August 2010 | 0 Comments

Homeowners who recently obtained Colorado mortgages to earn federal homebuyer tax credit may have been better off waiting.  According to a recent article by The Denver Post, those who rushed to get now-expired tax credits might have acted a little too soon. Despite the lowest interest rates in over 60 years, home sales and prices [...]

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Flip that House a Thing of the Past Replaced by Prudent Mortgage Investments

lending,mortgages,texas lending 24 August 2010 | 0 Comments

The housing market is expected to recover, but the “glory days” are over for good according to many real estate experts. Housing used to not only provide shelter but also fuel the economy by putting a little padding on homeowners’ investments. Whether it was vacations, golfing, or going out to eat, the 20th century housing [...]

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