Archives for November 2010

The last rule on loan originator compensation was published on August 16, 2010 by the Federal Reserve Board that amends Regulation Z. The rule is effective for applications received on or after April 1, 2011. The foundation of this rule is to prevent loan originators, such Continue Reading

Outrageous holiday discounts may be adequate to convince the reluctant. As for real estate, everything looks to be discounted this holiday season. Acquiring a great price reduction on your biggest purchase is financially similar to prices much lower than normal market price Continue Reading

Lately, rumor spreading out all over the county saying that the health care reform bills in Congress recently enacted consists a sales tax on all real estate sales including of Carmel CA Homes. While there is a tax, it does not apply to everyone. Enacted on March 30 of Continue Reading

Four years of real estate crisis, myths on Carmel CA homes foreclosure still confuse the minds of housing consumers. Confusion can cost you thousands - or even your home. Whether you’re a buyer, a homeowner or a seller- concerned about avoiding or getting through Continue Reading

1. Stay clear on your deal points and keep them to a minimum.  If you’re a buyer and seeking to get a discount off of the asking price, as, or a seller and trying to be a stickler to your bottom dollar, you’ll be much more efficient if you are able to aggressively pull off Continue Reading