This was the title of an article that I just recently read in the paper. I had realized awhile back that some home buyers were thinking that historically low interest rates were a given, and would be around for a while. Think again. Rates have been inching up steadily for several weeks now and with the passage of the tax cut deal in Washington, this could mean an end to the downward trend.
The tax cut deal “would effectively put money back in Americans’ pockets right away, and will help the economy heal faster,” says some economists. A stronger economy would make stocks more attractive than bonds as bonds are seen as a safer bet in shaky times. Rising interest rates follow rates set by government bonds. Investors have been selling those lately, causing their interest rates to rise, therefore, higher interest rates for your home loan.
People who have been waiting on the fence are either making the plunge, or getting burned. Which side do you want to be on? With prices at lowest levels in years, you don’t want to be telling your story of missing the market at your next cocktail party.
If you are ready to take the plunge, contact me to discuss what opportunities are out there for you.
Martha Tumbleson
December 20, 2010
If you don’t own your own home, NOW is the time to buy. Low prices AND low interest rates. Historically speaking, it’s rare to have both at the same time. There hasn’t been a better time to buy for decades – don’t miss out!
Martha Tumbleson
December 20, 2010
If you don’t own your own home, NOW is the time to buy. Low prices AND low interest rates. Historically speaking, it’s rare to have both at the same time. There hasn’t been a better time to buy for decades – don’t miss out!
Ken Molina, RS
December 20, 2010
You got that one right, Martha. There will be a lot of sad people in a few years when they say they should have. It always happens.
Ken Molina, RS
December 20, 2010
You got that one right, Martha. There will be a lot of sad people in a few years when they say they should have. It always happens.