Home Prices Post Biggest Drop

 

According to a real estate group, home prices posted their biggest drop on record in September while sales fell for the sixth month in a row - the latest signs that the housing market is still weakening.

 

The National Association of Realtors said sales of existing homes fell to an annual pace of 6.18 million last month from 6.3 million in August, marking the sixth straight monthly decline in sales.

 

Economists surveyed by Briefing.com had forecast a rate of 6.25 million in the most recent period.

 

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October 25, 2006

Selling Your House

Selling Your House

 

When you put your house on the market, in order to attract the potential buyers, you spend days cleaning it; painting and even planting flowers in the garden. What sellers tend to forget about is that houses for sale have to be de-personalized so that buyers can easily imagine themselves living there.

 

The process can be really painful, especially when sellers still live in the house when it is already on the market.

 

Houses are usually full of memories and filled with things that help us remember. Pictures of children on walls, drawings firmly attached to a fridge or any religious exhibitions need to be taken away or at least put in the place where they would be hard to see. Shelves should be emptied of any travel souvenirs and any toys left by our children on the floor should be taken out of sight.

 

It can be really hard, especially for somebody who has raised his family there. But a seller needs to understand that once he decides to sell his house, it is not really his home anymore.  We need to provide a lot of free space in our house for our potential buyer so he can easily visualize himself living in it surrounded by things dear to his heart.

 

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October 24, 2006

Home Insurance - Are Your Contents Covered?

Home Insurance - Are Your Contents Covered?

 

Are your house contents insured?  Are you absolutely certain?  If you're under insured, from a legal point of view, you may as well not be insured at all.  Your insurer may simply scale back your claim by the amount you're under-insured, but they would be within their rights to reject the claim totally.

 

Many people under-estimate the value of their personal possessions.  If you go through your home, room by room, and make a rough mental note of the contents, you may be very surprised at what you come up with.  Don't forget to include portable electrical items, jewelry, designer clothes,paintings and even photograph frames. It's often the smaller items that are easily stolen in a "smash and grab" type of burglary and these can be the very items which you overlook in your valuation.

 

When working out the premium for your policy, insurers use your postal code, the size of your home and the claims history of the area.  Contents calculators are often available online, which are useful in deciding the level of coverage required.  There are steps you can take to help to cut premiums and stay safe.

 

In addition to the normal alarm system, you might consider installing motion-activated lights at the entrances to your house.  Not only are they a deterrent for the burglar but they're convenient for your own use too.  A security cover inside a letterbox makes sure a thief can't gain entry by putting a hand or instrument through it to open the door. Fitting all outside doors with efficient key-operated deadbolt locks is a good idea.

 

Inside the house, valuables could be kept in a safe and security fittings could secure any precious works of art.  It's a good idea to use some kind of marking or security code and record serial numbers, where this is relevant.  Photographs of your valuables are useful too.

 

There's a wide range of policies available.  With some insurers, it is normal for individual items valued at over $1,500 to be listed separately. These will be covered inside the home, but would need "personal belongings insurance" if they are to be insured away from home.

 

Some insurers offer discounts on homeowner's insurance if you cover both your home and your automobiles with the same company.  Ask your insurance agent if such discounts are offered in your area.

 

Just remember, you need to insure the full value of your belongings to avoid the risk of a claim being reduced or rejected, while still getting the very best value for money.  The easy way to do this is via an on-line insurance broker.  They'll be able to search a wide range of insurers and come up with the right policy to suit your own particular needs.

 

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October 23, 2006

Home Sales Weaker In 2006

Home Sales Weaker In 2006

As reported by a realtors group, U.S. home sales for the year will be weaker and price appreciation will be smaller than previously forecast.

 

In its monthly economic outlook, the National Association of Realtors lowered expectations for the two key housing indicators but said strong economic fundamentals signal that the market will stabilize.

 

"Given a positive economic backdrop of lower interest rates and job creation, we expect sales activity to pick up early next year," said David Lereah, NAR's chief economist.

 

For this year, though, the group expects the housing market to end weaker than they had previously predicted.

 

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October 22, 2006

Mortgage Time-Bomb

Mortgage Time-Bomb

Mortgage rates have been trending down, but that won't do much to benefit those who signed up for low-teaser-rate adjustable-rate mortgages in the past few years.

 

An ARM charges an initial discounted rate for a period of time, after which it adjusts to market levels. When some types of ARMs with teaser rates of 2 percent or less reset, the rates are likely to jump to more than 6 percent - and even as high as 9 percent.

 

That can mean a doubling in monthly payments owed for those homeowners saddled with the loans.

 

The jump in payments could be EVEN bigger for some people.

 

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