Tuesday, December 1, 2009

Naples Heritage Golf Course Real Estate - Closed Sales

Naples Heritage Golf Course Homes November 2009, Closed Sale information
20 Active
1 Active with Contract
3 Closed


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Sunday, November 1, 2009

Naples Heritage Golf Course Real Estate - Closed Sales

Naples Heritage Golf Course Homes October 2009, Closed Sale information
28 Active
1 Active with Contract
1 Pending


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Monday, October 26, 2009

Naples Heritage Golf Course Real Estate - Closed Sales

Naples Heritage Golf Course Homes September 2009, Closed Sale information
30 Active
3 Active with Contract
1 Pending
2 Closed

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Thursday, April 2, 2009

Naples Heritage Golf Community Closed Sales

Naples Heritage Golf Course Homes March 2009, Closed Sale information
44 Active
4 Pending

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Wednesday, March 4, 2009

Naples Heritage Golf Community Closed Sales

Naples Heritage Golf Course Homes February 2009, Closed Sale information
45 Active
1 Pending
1 Closed

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Saturday, February 28, 2009

The Housing Bailout: Do You Qualify?

It's been a busy week in the housing market "stabilization" business. If you're finding it hard to keep up, it's no surprise. The latest proposals have only been sketched out in broad strokes: More details are coming on March 4.

But here are broad points that you should know about:
1. To find out whether you qualify for the bailout, check your financial statements and do the math. Under the current proposal, you'll only qualify if your monthly payments are at least 38% of your income. Some people may have an incentive to quit their jobs, or at least dump their second job, to hit this threshold, because this bailout can be valuable.

2. If you are a responsible homeowner but are locked out of the refi market because the housing collapse wiped out your equity, you may benefit from the new refi assistance.

3. Anyone who hopes to qualify for either program should start gathering their paperwork now.

4. Many renters have been kicked out of their homes because deadbeat landlords walked away from their loans, leaving the banks to foreclose. If you're in that boat, good news: The administration is about to offer $1.5 billion in relocation and other forms of assistance.

5. Middle class taxpayers should take a look at one $8,000 freebie. Anyone who hasn't owned a home for at least three years is entitled to a helpful tax credit, for up to 10% of the cost, up to $8,000, if they buy a home this year.

6. Living in an expensive home in San Francisco or New York and missing out on the refi boom? Good news. The government just raised the "conforming loan" limits to $729,750 from $625,500,

7. This is a good time to get some double glazing, insulation, and other energy-efficient home improvements. The stimulus package gives a tax credit of up to $1,500, covering 30% of the costs.

8. And if grandma is looking for a reverse mortgage, the limits for reverse mortgages backed by the Federal Housing Administration have been raised to $625,000 from $417,000.
source: wsj.com


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Friday, February 6, 2009

Saturday, January 24, 2009

Existing-Home Sales Show Surprising Gain

Existing-home sales rose unexpectedly while inventory declined, led by a surge of sales in the West, according to the National Association of Realtors®.

Existing-home sales – including single-family, townhomes, condominiums and co-ops – jumped 6.5 percent to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 4.74 million units in December. The number compares to a downwardly revised pace of 4.45 million units in November, but 3.5 percent below the 4.91 million-unit pace in December 2007.

For all of 2008, there were about 4.9 million existing-home sales -- 13.1 percent below the 5.65 million transactions recorded in 2007. This is the lowest volume since 1997 when there were 4,371,000 sales.

Total housing inventory at the end of December fell 11.7 percent to 3.68 million existing homes available for sale, which represents a 9.3-month supply at the current sales pace, down from a 11.2-month supply in November.

“We’ve added 25 million people to our population over the past decade and housing affordability conditions are the best we’ve seen since 1973, but household formation is much lower than expected,” he said. “Consequently, there is a pent-up demand which could be unleashed with the right stimulus, including a non-repayable home buyer tax credit. The Obama administration and Congress need to move fast to stimulate a spring sales upturn which will help to stabilize home prices and set the foundation for a sustainable economic recovery.” -Lawrence Yun, NAR chief economist

Source: Realtor.org
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Friday, January 2, 2009