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The Home Buyer Tax Credit was set to expire last month, but because of the high number of buyers who purchased homes by the April 30th deadline but were unable to close on their San Diego real estate, Congress has extended the closing date to Septemb...
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The federal governments’ Section 203 (k) program is designed for the rehabilitation and improvement of single family properties and is viewed as a tool for neighborhood revitalization and expanding home ownership. In the past, when a San Diego...
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Because of the current lower interest rates, many mortgage experts are advising San Diego real estate owners to consider refinancing their existing mortgages as a way to 1). decrease the amount of their monthly mortgage payments 2). re...
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The Federal Housing Administration (FHA) is a government agency whose main objective is to help people who do not qualify for conventional lending programs obtain home loans. The FHA is not in itself a lender; rather it insures a loan, thus making ba...
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A simplified guide for painless purchasing of your San Diego home. Congratulations! So you’ve made the decision to stop renting and purchase a place of your own. The home buying process may initially appear complicated and a bit daunting, bu...
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Buyer’s often find themselves watching a property for a price reduction. Although getting the best deal possible when purchasing San Diego real estate is important, it is not the only factor that determines monthly payments on a home. Rising in...
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Something to consider when selling your San Diego home is the Capital Gains ramifications. Will you owe Uncle Sam money after the sale of your home? Capital Gains are calculated as the difference between what you paid for your property and what you s...
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