Massachusetts REALTORS Meeting with Congressman Barney Frank with Michael DiMella, Joe Schutt (Boston, MA), Susan McDonough, Laurie Cadigan and Deborah Heffernan in Washington, District of Columbia.
On Wednesday, May 16, 2012, the Diversity Committee unanimously voted to pursue the inclusion of gender identity in the NAR Code of Ethics.
When it comes to a home loan, the interest rate is a very important factor.It can make all the difference between being able to afford the home of your dreams and having to settle for something less.
Of the many different types of home loans out there, interest only loans are one of the more unusual types. Although they are not much in use any more, you may still run into the option. You should know what they are all about before you even consider one.
When purchasing a home, especially for the first time, you are going to encounter a lot of terms and jargon you may never have heard before.
When you buy a home, the mortgage payment isnt the only regular expense you will have to consider. You will also be responsible for paying for your homeowners insurance policy as well as the property taxes on your new home.
If you want potential home buyers to fall in love with your house, they first have to know its for sale. This is where a strong marketing plan comes into play, which not only publicizes your property but gives people a preview of your home before they get there.
For first time buyers, the amount of money that is needed to seal the deal can often come as a bit of a shock. Known as the closing costs of the deal, this amount of money involves a number of different factors that can add up to several thousand dollars out of pocket for the buyer.
When we think of selling a home, the services a REALTOR can provide usually seem worth the cost of their commission, but what about as a buyer?
For first time buyers, the mortgage loan process can seem complex and confusing. On top of everything else, you need to figure out interest rates, loan terms, fixed versus adjustable rate mortgages, and more.
Only real estate professionals who are members of NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS® may call themselves REALTORS®. All REALTORS® must subscribe to NAR’s strict code of ethics, which is based on honesty, professionalism and the protection of the public.
