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San Diego's Finest Real Estate Financial Planning
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The San Diego's Finest Real Estate blog discusses real estate issues including buying, selling, refinancing, investing, and real estate financial check-ups and planning. Visit our main site at San Diego's Finest Real Estate
- Added on: Jan 22nd, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
Recent Posts
A Look at San Diego Average Home Prices 5/20/2008
Housing prices, pre-, in-, and post-bubble continue to be a hot topic. Rather than debate what prices “should” be, let’s observe what they are, how that relates to prior years, and if there are any reasonable expectations we might have for the...
Foreclosures and Short Sales in San Diego as of 4/27/08
We gave a homebuyer seminar this last Saturday, the 26th, and received several very good questions with respect to what we are experiencing in the short sale / foreclosure market. I thought everyone would like to know that although the market has be...
What the New Jumbo-Conforming Loan Guidelines Mean to San Diego
A 9-page document describes the new lending guidelines (in response to the Economic Stimulus Act of 2008). So, let's cut to the chase(with minor over-simplifications for brevity).$697,500 is the FHA limit for "jumbo-conforming" loans for San Diego. ...
Anne-marie Boyer interviewed on KUSI News
Real Estate Economic StimulusKUSI News, Inside San Diego, February 19, 2008Click for VideoLena Lewis and Bridget Naso interview Anne-marie about the effects of the Economic Stimulus Package on the San Diego Real Estate Market. More detail on this top...
Transparency and new conforming loan limits
HUD had 30 days from the date the law was passed, February 13th, to designate the median home prices and otherwise resolve all the ambiguity. However, the rumor mill indicates they may not get their act together until this summer. Additionally, the...
Real Estate Economic Aid
$5,694 / year – every year, is to be given to homeowners nationwide by the economic stimulus package.*$1B+ / year – every year, could be put back into the San Diego economy.*** Homeowners who refinance loans in high-cost areas may save $5,694 per...
