webmaster@technorati.com wrote an interesting post today onHere’s a quick excerptThe Greater Boston real estate market is on an upward trend. Prudential Town and Country Real Estate says that buyer demand is steadily increasing, and with low interest rates and greater affordability, projections are optimistic for both home buyers and sellers for spring 2012. (PRWeb [...]

I was just curious if waiting another year to buy a house when our credit score was higher (around 750) would be worth it, or is the deal w/ got a good enough one w/ a credit score of 700? how much money different over a 30 yr loan is 4.5 vs. 4.0 on a [...]

webmaster@technorati.com wrote an interesting post today onHere’s a quick excerpt The Atlantic Who’s Actually Getting Mortgages At Ultra-Low Interest Rates?The AtlanticLast week, Freddie Mac’s Primary Mortgage Market Survey showed average fixed interest rates on 30-year mortgages dipping below 4% for the first time. Rates rose a bit this week, now back above 4%, but [...]

Optimists keep claiming that things in the real estate world are looking up, but reality keeps reminding us that things are not all sunshine and roses just yet. Even with the current government incentive program for encouraging home buyers into taking the plunge and buying that dream home, the American people are just not itching [...]

Interest rates on Fixed deposit instruments and on other investment avenues are decreasing continuously, and inflation is increasing on regular basis. Where should one park is hard earned money so that he can get a good value for his invested money. As an investor you have to plan a strategy, that where you should preserve [...]

Interest rates are lower than they’ve been in almost 50 years. How do you get money to grow? Taking action reporter Jackie Callaway found checking accounts that pay higher interest than savings, but they are not for everyone.

It’s for a 110,000 home. No down payment. 6.15% as of now.

Mark Faber says root problem of artificially low interest rates and increasing the money supply will cause inflation; but inflation can be spread out over many sectors, or manifest itself as a bubble – a misallocation of capital. Low interest rates cause speculation into asset classes as investors seek to generate a return on their [...]