A Look At Seller Carried Contracts A seller carried contract is something I see more often with vacant land, but it can be used for residential and commercial properties as well. In a seller carry, the seller also acts as the lender for a given amount of time. The seller accepts your mortgage payments and […]
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A Look At The Inland Northwest…. Every year, I get several inquires about properties that would possibly sell as a rent-to-own. For many of these buyers, they are looking for a more personal connection than they might have from a big mortgage company. Or perhaps they can’t qualify for a typical mortgage because their credit
A Look At The Inland Northwest…. North Idaho and Eastern Washington are close neighbors with some pretty fundamental differences. From Gun Laws to Marijuana Laws, and Real Estate taxes, this video will show you some of the important differences that you might not be aware of! Idaho OR Washington: Which Is A
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If this is your first winter in the Inland Northwest, here is a quick rundown of a few things you can do to prepare! Snow Ready Tires There are 2 common options – All season tires that have been siped, and Walnut shell or Studded tires. The type you go with largely depends on the
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If you are a first responder or essential personnel, you know that it is important to be able to get to work on time. So, let’s take a look at some of areas in the Inland Northwest where the traffic can get a bit ‘sticky’ at times. These are the areas that I personally watch
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Is the Market SHIFT starting to show in Kootenai County? Average Home Prices Average Home prices dropped from June 2022 to July 2022 in Coeur d’Alene, Silver Valley, and Hayden. However, the price drop was only marginally different than what we saw between June and July last year. Surprisingly, the average home value actually increased
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You’ve heard it all. Some claim there is no bubble – That this market is unique. Others declare that the housing market is on the brink of collapse. Here’s what we know: Rising Interest rates have had several impacts on the market – 1) Home values have stopped escalating and are leveling off.*
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Change is in the air. Mortgage interest rates are rising. Inflation is rising. The housing market may shift dramatically in the next 12 months. Who is benefiting in this transitional market? Home Sellers with equity who are also Buying a home. Here’s Why… – Property values are still high, homes are still in demand. –
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Credit score companies are working to help buyers qualify for more – especially those with medical bills. Previously, if you had a delinquent medical bill, it would continue to impact your credit score, even if it was paid off. Starting now, the major credit bureaus have agreed to eliminate delinquent medical bills from your credit
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Which market is expected to be more turbulent in 2022? It might surprise you! Realtor.com is currently projecting that rental rates will increase 7% this year (nationally), while housing prices are expected to increase only 3% (nationally). See the full article here: https://www.realtor.com/research/2022-national-housing-forecast/ Here’s what it means: As high as the housing prices are, rentals
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