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PERSONAL FINANCE -
Real estate
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Written by Sean Pollock
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Saturday, 12 September 2009 04:00 |
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As the house prices significantly decreased and with the mortgage rates nearing the historic lows, many families, including these who never owned a home are considering buying one. The first time buyers may also qualify for a tax credit of up to $8000. In short, this may be a perfect time to buy a house. Shopping for a perfect home, as intriguing as it sounds, is really a hard work. Fortunately, help is available: realtors, real estate professionals, are readily available. They find the properties listed for sale in MLS (municipal listing service database) that match your re ...
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PERSONAL FINANCE -
Real estate
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Written by Monica Sandler
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Wednesday, 07 January 2009 03:36 |
 Buying a home has been the American dream for generations. But is renting always a poor option? That depends upon your financial situation and lifestyle choices. For instance, if you don't relish the thought of shoveling the walkway or having to a septic system flushed, then renting might fit your lifestyle. However, the financial benefits to owning a home over the long run are considerable. How does renting compare to buying? Here are some major differences:
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PERSONAL FINANCE -
Real estate
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Written by Monica Sandler
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Monday, 02 February 2009 14:14 |
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As you move through your career, your goal of owning a home is becoming more achievable. But when are you ready to buy? Being in the financial position to afford buying a house means not only providing a down payment, but handling additional monthly expenses - and occasional ones too. Owning a home is an obligation that includes more than just financial expenses, but it's the cost of ownership that should be your biggest consideration between renting and buying a home.
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