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FIRST TIME HOME BUYER ADVICE
DATE: 10/14/2008 15:36:28 / MOOD: NA
It’s a very complex to buy a home. Too many people think it's an easy process. What are the complexities face the first time home buyers? They are the following 1-Knowing the time on making the decision on when to buy 2-finding the right location 3- Paying the right price, 4-knowing the steps of the purchase process such as how to qualify for the loan, How much of a loan can be qualified for. 5- What is involved in eh purchase contract process such as how much deposit, own payment, How to get guarantees against scams, defected properties, over priced properties, and when and how to close on the deals. 6- How long it takes to purchase the property. 7 What are the costs associated with purchasing the property. 8- Finding a trustful realtor, or financing agent. When people don't have an idea idea of some of the points above their plans for purchasing become delayed or they end up with out buying properties. They end up missing many opportunities what is the first step towards making purchasing property realty? since it wil be too mcuh to read all the details involved of the above points. Purcahasing a home can be sumerized in three quick steps. If the reader of this article doesn’t have them, most likely will end up of not buying a home in their life. 1- To have trust to contact me through my email at rashidk@remax.net. Communicate with me freely with out any hesitation. 2- Make a decision in your conscious to buy property within three months regardless of the market condition 3-rely on qualified agent to give you the advice, or the support to study the market and assist in making the decision. My best wishes to you, Rashid kaddoura
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SILICON VALLEY REAL ESTATE NEWS
DATE: 10/14/2008 13:30:06 / MOOD: NA
WELCOME TO LATEST UPDATES ON REAL ESTATE NEWS IN THE SILICON VALLEY. What is going on in the real estate market in the Silicon Valley? are the prices going down? are the sales going up? how is the foreclosure market? Is it a good investment to buy property in the Silicon valley? Is it good time to buy in the Silicon Valley? yes you will get answers for all of these questions. So far prices of the real estate in the Silicon Valley are varying from city to another. Here are some cities that have experienced increase of the property prices. Cupertino and Los gatos didn't have any price decline, the foreclosure in these cities was very low or close to none.Santa clara prices were held steady except on some foreclsoures which were selling belwo market price. foreclsoures were low that can be counted on fingers. the only area that have experienced drop in the prices and high foreclosure rate is East San Jose and some prperties in the western San Jose. Bargaining in Santa Clara is very limited. The options are too little and there are many buyers are waiting and holding to buy later on. buy the summer of 2009 the buyers will casue a jam on property buying in Santa Clara, this is my expectaions but not guaranteed. my reasoning is that there are hundreds of buyers are waiting tfor the market to drop, when they realize this will not happen they will be driven to pick one of two choices, 1- to rent or to buy, if they choose to rent the rent will sky rocketing, I fhey buy then will be encountered with other interested buyers on the same property. whcih might turn the market into sellers market. this apply to most of the cities in San Francisco Bay Area. is it good time to buy now. I will leave it to the reader to give me the answer. you can anser me by contacting me through my email address rashidk@remax.net My best wioshes to you. myagentsspace.com Rashid kaddoura
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Real Estate News
Addessing Errors in your Credit Report
DATE: 09/23/2008 13:56:06 / MOOD: NA
You know that it’s important to regularly check your credit report. But what do you do if you find an error? And for that matter, what kinds of errors should you be looking for? While most errors are small and easily corrected, it’s important to follow a dispute process for any errors you find. Mistakes on your report of any size can affect your credit rating and have lasting implications if not resolved. That’s why it’s important to learn what to look for and how to resolve any issues you find. Consistently reviewing your credit report is the best way to spot simple mistakes as well as potential fraud. By staying on top of your credit file and knowing when errors occur, you can have such inaccuracies removed quickly and easily. This could potentially minimize the negative financial impact such errors can cause. Remember — you’re entitled to one free credit report annually from each of the national credit reporting agencies. Keep in mind that in addition to noting changes to your credit file once a year, you can gain additional information from choosing to purchase monitoring products that will alert you on a regular basis throughout the year if any key changes are found in your credit file. Inaccurate information in your credit report can include something you didn't buy or authorize, amounts that differ from what you actually paid, different purchase dates, items not properly identified, math errors, missing payments made or absent credits to your account, accounts mistakenly attributed to you, and application notices that you didn't fill out. If you uncover an error, gather all of the information you can before attempting to resolve it. Click here to learn more about initiating a dispute. If you found an inaccuracy in your credit report at one credit reporting agency, you may want to get your credit report from the other two agencies to see if their reports contain the same error. After you've corrected an error with one agency, the other agencies should eventually receive the corrected information. But for prompt correction, it's best to contact each of the three agencies individually. Remember, your best allies in resolving errors on your credit report are major credit bureaus like Equifax and your own sharp eyes and careful attention.
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Bank owned property in Santa Clara
DATE: 09/10/2008 12:43:21 / MOOD: NA
Welcome to the REO finder. To all who like to get lisitngs and updates for bank owned properties in Santa Clara or the Silicon Valley, please email me at rashidk@remax.net Or contact em directly by phone 408-509-2604
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