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Archive for January, 2007

If you want to get involved in investing in Real Estate in the Delaware Market, but don’t relish the idea of becoming a full time landlord then your next best option is to find a property management company.  But what should you look for in a property management company?  The biggest problem with being a […]

Ever thought of borrowing against the equity in your home to invest in the stock market? The NASD is waving it’s finger. In fact, it issued a warning to brokers this month saying it’s not appropriate for most investors.

But how about using funds from a loan or line of credit against the equity in your […]

Delaware Mortgage Rates kicked higher to end the week, right along with the national rates.  The average mortgage rate was up 0.07% (seven basis points) to end the week at 6.35%.  If you have an ARM that is going to be adjusting soon, refinance now to lock in a low rate.  Feel free to contact […]

 Delaware Mortgage Rates Rose all week as lower oil prices and good economic news allowed the stock market to rally.  The S&P hit an all time high.  The outlook for the stock market going into next week is for a bullish run up.  This means Mortgage Rates in Delaware and across the nation are likely […]

   An Interest Only Loan can be a viable option for buying a home in the Delaware Home Loan Market.  The first step to deciding if this is the right loan product for your situation is to become educated on the Interest Only Loan.
   The Interest Only Loan abbreviated (I/O) is a loan in which […]

Yes, you can get into a home again after a bankruptcy in Delaware and every other state, but be prepared for higher interest rates.  A bankruptcy will stay on your credit report for seven to ten years, but it stops affecting your credit significantly after two years.
Be sure to check your credit report annually, and […]

Employers boosted payrolls by a hefty 167,000 workers in December, 50,000 more jobs than analysts had forecast. With the hiring surge, the unemployment rate remained at a historically low 4.5%, the Labor Department said January 5.
The U.S. manufacturing sector rebounded in December, according to the Institute for Supply Management (ISM) index, which rose from 49.5 […]

You’re most likely to encounter low interest rates and low annual percentage rates (A.P.R.) on television commercials or newspaper ads as lenders vie for the attention of potential borrowers.  This is just a tactic for them to get you to call so they can explain why you don’t qualify for the advertised rate and proceed […]

There will be a free seminar covering the financing options available for Real Estate Investors.  The seminar will be January 27th, 2007 at 256 Chapman Rd Suite 105, Newark, DE 19702.  The seminar will be from 10:00 AM till 12:00 PM. Please register by calling 302-368-7132 or e-mailing info@balancegroup.net.  Various strategies will be presented for […]

Rates dipped down today because of the drop in the stock market today.  The average rate on a 30 year mortgage dipped 0.1% down from the mid week high to 6.29%.  Beware websites or TV ads quoting low rates.  The rates quoted are based off factors that most people don’t quailfy for and may include […]

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