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Tag Archives: first time home
New Mortgage Applications are Down to a 13 Year Low
Applications for primary home mortgages are down to level not seen since May 1997. The Mortgage Bankers Association, the trade group for mortgage bankers, is attributing this to the expiration of the federal tax credit and overall slow economic revival. … Continue reading
Posted in Contractors and Renovations, Mortgages and Finance Tagged ancillary services, carpenters, economic activity, economic revival, economic stimulus, federal tax credit, first time home, first time home buyer, first time home buyer tax credit, home mortgages, home ownership, housing market, mortgage applications, mortgage bankers association, new mortgage, painters, plumbers, subsidy, time home buyer, trade group 1 Comment
I Missed the $8,000 Housing Tax Credit so Should I Still Buy a Home?

In recent days I have had a few phone calls from first time home buyers asking me if they should still buy a house even though they missed the $8,000 tax credit. In some cases they could not find the … Continue reading
Posted in Cincinnati Real Estate, Home Buyer Resource, Property Value, Taxes Tagged $8000 tax credit, 6 years, fire sale, first time home, first time home buyers, gap, good deals, home values, interest rates, key point, long term investment, lower bottom, median home price, property values, real estate investment, real estate investment services, record lows, rise and fall, tax credit, time home buyers, value appreciation Comments Off
First Time Home Buyer Tax Credit Impacts Winter Real Estate Market
here has been a lot of talk recently about the impact of the Federal First Time Home Buyer tax credit. The newspapers, the talk shows, the blogs, and the radio dj’s have all been talking about how important it is. … Continue reading
Posted in Cincinnati Real Estate, Home Buyer Resource, Home Seller Resource, Taxes Tagged 3 years, 8 years, accountant, burbs, Cincinnati Real Estate, condo sales, federal government, first time home, first time home buyer, first time home buyer tax credit, first time home buyers, great news, hyde park, july 1, radio dj, realtor, tax returns, time home buyer, time home buyers, winter spring 3 Comments
Ohio Association of Realtors Features 2009 Home Sales

The Ohio Association of Realtors features the 2009 home sales in their monthly publication. The below graphic shows a state wide look at sales volumes and price changes in specific regions of the state. The good news is that here … Continue reading
Posted in Cincinnati Area Board of Realtors, Cincinnati Real Estate Tagged association of realtors, cincinnati market, Cincinnati Real Estate, Cincinnati Realtor, economy, first time home, first time home buyer, first time home buyer tax credit, influx, local market, price changes, real estate sales, sales increases, spring sales, time home buyer 1 Comment
Case-Shiller Market report and our Cincinnati Real Estate Market

Yesterday the Case-Shiller home price index came out, and it had some positive numbers. The C-S index looks at 20 major metropolitan real estate markets and watches the change in home sale prices on a monthly basis. The index provides … Continue reading
Posted in Cincinnati Real Estate, Property Value Tagged buyer credit, caption, case shiller home price index, Cincinnati Real Estate, conclusions, decline, economic conditions, first quarter, first time home, first time home buyer, home price index, home values, housing market, local market, neighbor, time home buyer Comments Off
Selling a Home In Cincinnati: August Report

The Cincinnati Area Board of Realtors recently issued their monthly report. The news is pretty much what we all in the real estate field expected. Prices are still slightly depressed, but home sale volume is slightly better than last year. … Continue reading
Posted in Cincinnati Real Estate, Home Seller Resource, Property Value Tagged belief that, board of realtors, cincinnati area board, Cincinnati Area Board of Realtors, contracts, decline, first time home, first time home buyer, first time home buyer tax credit, foreclosures, graph, november 1st, real estate, seasonal increase, selling a home, spring and summer, time home buyer 2 Comments
Cincinnati Real Estate: First Time Home Buyer Tax Credit Deadline
The deadline for the First Time Home Buyer tax Credit is quickly approaching. The language of the legislation reads that the homes must be closed by November 30th, and many home buyers are not aware of the time it takes … Continue reading




