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Feb 3, 2012
Prescott Area Weekly Housing Updated
Prescott Area Single Family Homes
Prescott Area Foreclosures
Prescott Area Manufactured Homes
Verde Valley Weekly Housing Update
Verde Valley Area Single Family Homes
Verde Valley Area Foreclosures
Verde Valley Area Manufactured Homes
Call us anytime to get more information on these great properties (928)237-4455
Prescott Area Single Family Homes
Prescott Area Foreclosures
Prescott Area Manufactured Homes
Verde Valley Weekly Housing Update
Verde Valley Area Single Family Homes
Verde Valley Area Foreclosures
Verde Valley Area Manufactured Homes
Call us anytime to get more information on these great properties (928)237-4455
Jan 20, 2012
Newly Listed Homes In The Prescott Area
Residential Single Family
Manufactured Mobile Homes
Foreclosures REO Homes
HUD Homes
Newly Listed Homes In The Verde Valley Area
Residential Single Family
Manufactured Mobile Homes
Foreclosures REO Homes
HUD Homes
Residential Single Family
Manufactured Mobile Homes
Foreclosures REO Homes
HUD Homes
Newly Listed Homes In The Verde Valley Area
Residential Single Family
Manufactured Mobile Homes
Foreclosures REO Homes
HUD Homes
Jun 11, 2010
Prescott Foreclosure Listings 05/11/2010 - 06/11/2010
Please click on the link below to view the latest foreclosures listings in Prescott Area in the last month
Prescott Area Foreclosures
For those of you looking in the Verde Valley area I have a link for you too!
Call me if you need me.
Stephanie Woods
Keller Williams Check Realty
928-308-8565
May 7, 2010
Home Buyer Tax Credit Extension
Home Buyer Tax Credit Extension for Military
Included in the Worker, Homeownership & Business Assistance Act of 2009, is a special provision for:
q Members of uniformed services
q Members of Foreign Service of the US
q Employees of Intelligence Community
q Spouse of any of the above
In laymen’s terms:
The same rules that had applied to first time home buyers are still in effect, but the time frame has been extended to the military and certain federal employees (above)--they get a one year extension to buy a home until April 30, 2011 and close by June 30, 2011.
For repeat buyers (meaning that they must have used it as a principal residence for 5 years out of an 8-year time period), the dates above apply here.
More definitions that you need to know.
“Extended duty “means severing 91 consecutive days
“Place of duty” means either overseas or at least a 50 mile distance from their primary residence.
“Duty Dates” mean they must have served 91 consecutive days between January 1, 2009 and April 30, 2010
Here's the link to the IRS page about it.
http://www.irs.gov/newsroom/article/0,,id=215594,00.html
Included in the Worker, Homeownership & Business Assistance Act of 2009, is a special provision for:
q Members of uniformed services
q Members of Foreign Service of the US
q Employees of Intelligence Community
q Spouse of any of the above
In laymen’s terms:
The same rules that had applied to first time home buyers are still in effect, but the time frame has been extended to the military and certain federal employees (above)--they get a one year extension to buy a home until April 30, 2011 and close by June 30, 2011.
For repeat buyers (meaning that they must have used it as a principal residence for 5 years out of an 8-year time period), the dates above apply here.
More definitions that you need to know.
“Extended duty “means severing 91 consecutive days
“Place of duty” means either overseas or at least a 50 mile distance from their primary residence.
“Duty Dates” mean they must have served 91 consecutive days between January 1, 2009 and April 30, 2010
Here's the link to the IRS page about it.
http://www.irs.gov/newsroom/article/0,,id=215594,00.html
Dec 28, 2009
Nov 23, 2009
Oct 31, 2009
FORECLOSURE ON THE GOLF COURSE
We have a large selection of foreclosures not yet on the market. Call us today to see if we have something to meet your needs.
The Stephanie Woods Team
928-237-4455
Sep 11, 2009
901 Yuma, Chino Valley, AZ
Jul 27, 2009
June new home sales rise 11 percent
New home sales in June posted the fastest increase in more than eight years as buyers took advantage of bargain prices, low interest rates and a federal tax credit for first-time homeowners.
While home prices are still falling, the figures released Monday were another sign the housing market is finally bouncing back. Earlier this month, the government reported that new home construction rose to the highest level since last fall. And data out last week showed home resales rose almost 4 percent in June, the third straight monthly increase.
"The worst of the housing recession ... is now behind us," said David Resler, chief economist at Nomura Securities. "We're turning the corner toward increased activity in housing."
New home sales rose 11 percent in June to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 384,000, from an upwardly revised May rate of 346,000, the Commerce Department reported Monday.
Shares of big homebuilders soared on the news, with Beazer Homes USA up by more than 13 percent and Hovnanian Enterprises rising 8 percent in afternoon trading. But with home prices still falling, these companies won't be making much money anytime soon.
The median sales price of $206,200 was down 12 percent from $234,300 a year earlier and off nearly 6 percent from $219,000 in May.
In addition to lower prices, buyers are rushing to tax advantage of a federal tax credit that covers 10 percent of the home price or up to $8,000 for first-time buyers. Home sales need to be completed by the end of November for buyers to take advantage.
"The window of opportunity is closing," said Bernard Markstein, senior economist for the National Association of Home Builders.
June's results were the strongest sales pace since November 2008 and exceeded the forecasts of economists surveyed by Thomson Reuters, who expected a pace of 360,000 units. The last time sales rose so dramatically was in December 2000.
There were 281,000 new homes for sale at the end of June, down more than 4 percent from May. At the current sales pace, that represents 8.8 months of supply — the lowest level since October 2007. If that number falls to just over 6 months, analysts say, builders will feel more comfortable ramping up construction.
Fallout from the housing crisis has played a central role in the U.S. recession, now the longest since World War II. Foreclosures have spiked, homebuilders have slashed construction, and financial companies have lost billions.
But it will still be a while before homebuilders turn into an engine for the economic recovery. Construction levels are still weak because builders still have too many unsold homes sitting vacant.
While home prices are still falling, the figures released Monday were another sign the housing market is finally bouncing back. Earlier this month, the government reported that new home construction rose to the highest level since last fall. And data out last week showed home resales rose almost 4 percent in June, the third straight monthly increase.
"The worst of the housing recession ... is now behind us," said David Resler, chief economist at Nomura Securities. "We're turning the corner toward increased activity in housing."
New home sales rose 11 percent in June to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 384,000, from an upwardly revised May rate of 346,000, the Commerce Department reported Monday.
Shares of big homebuilders soared on the news, with Beazer Homes USA up by more than 13 percent and Hovnanian Enterprises rising 8 percent in afternoon trading. But with home prices still falling, these companies won't be making much money anytime soon.
The median sales price of $206,200 was down 12 percent from $234,300 a year earlier and off nearly 6 percent from $219,000 in May.
In addition to lower prices, buyers are rushing to tax advantage of a federal tax credit that covers 10 percent of the home price or up to $8,000 for first-time buyers. Home sales need to be completed by the end of November for buyers to take advantage.
"The window of opportunity is closing," said Bernard Markstein, senior economist for the National Association of Home Builders.
June's results were the strongest sales pace since November 2008 and exceeded the forecasts of economists surveyed by Thomson Reuters, who expected a pace of 360,000 units. The last time sales rose so dramatically was in December 2000.
There were 281,000 new homes for sale at the end of June, down more than 4 percent from May. At the current sales pace, that represents 8.8 months of supply — the lowest level since October 2007. If that number falls to just over 6 months, analysts say, builders will feel more comfortable ramping up construction.
Fallout from the housing crisis has played a central role in the U.S. recession, now the longest since World War II. Foreclosures have spiked, homebuilders have slashed construction, and financial companies have lost billions.
But it will still be a while before homebuilders turn into an engine for the economic recovery. Construction levels are still weak because builders still have too many unsold homes sitting vacant.
Jul 6, 2009
New Foreclosures
Good morning
You will find a link below that has all the new foreclosures listed in the quad-city area in the week of 6/29/2009 thru 7/06/2009. If you are interested in any of these or any other listings in the area please do not hesitate to call us. We have access to a pre-foreclosure list that will let you know the homes that are being foreclosed on but have not been put on the market. Please give us a call for this list.
http://www.paarmls.org/prs/maildoc/sd_AAAa005tZ20090706122438.html
There are some awesome loan packages out there right now for foreclosed homes or any other homes. Let us help you find the right lender for your purchase. Give us a call!!
Have a great week.
You will find a link below that has all the new foreclosures listed in the quad-city area in the week of 6/29/2009 thru 7/06/2009. If you are interested in any of these or any other listings in the area please do not hesitate to call us. We have access to a pre-foreclosure list that will let you know the homes that are being foreclosed on but have not been put on the market. Please give us a call for this list.
http://www.paarmls.org/prs/maildoc/sd_AAAa005tZ20090706122438.html
There are some awesome loan packages out there right now for foreclosed homes or any other homes. Let us help you find the right lender for your purchase. Give us a call!!
Have a great week.
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