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contact RON KLOWDEN
Real Estate Consultant
Port St Lucie, St Lucie and Martin County
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Take advantage of the GREAT BUYS in the
Foreclosure, Pre-Foreclosure and Short Sale market!
My expertise in these areas can result in great values for qualified buyers and investors.
Call Ron today!
(772)349-9235
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RON'S NOTE: Reading what the "experts" predict is like going to a fortune teller. All I can say is that mortgage rates are great deal. Remember when they were double digit, etc.
NEED A GREAT MORTGAGE OR RE-FINANCING?
.. CALL RON For a referral to a lender/Mortgage Broker.
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MORTGAGE RATES
April 11, 2008
MORTGAGE RATES
MORTGAGE RATES
Rates on 30-year mortgages were unchanged
this week at an average of 5.88 percent
For current published information as of today and information on other types of loans, click here
Freddie-Mac Mortgage Information
This is the time to Buy or Re-Finance!
Call Ron
Let my team mortgage experts help you and answer any finance related question you may have.
We do short-sales , pre-forclosures also...
772-349-9235
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Most Americans think it's a good time to buy a home
WASHINGTON - April 18, 2008 - A new Reuters/Zogby poll finds that more than half (54 percent) of Americans now think it's a good time to buy a home. While consumers still view the economy with a wary eye, confidence also improved in April, rebounding to 95.5 percent from a low of 87.7 in March.
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REAL ESTATE MARKET 1/22/08
The next housing downturn is already on the horizon - in the next two decades, millions of aging baby boomers will put their homes on the market, putting downward pressure on prices. But warm-weather states like Florida will feel less pain.
Read the full story:
http://www.floridarealtors.org/NewsAndEvents/n2-012208.cfm
FORECLOSURES - PREFORECLOSURES
Many real bargains to be had in this Florida market.
Ron is a member of the GMAC short-sale/foreclosure team and is fully experienced in negotiating with the banks on any property
CALL ME TODAY IF INTERESTED IN BARGAINS!
Ron's comment:
With the potential of markets in all other areas but Florida predicted to experience saturation in available housing, it makes sense to sell your home now and MOVE TO FLORIDA! The deals will never be better. I can help you secure
the best deal for your money and....
you will be here...warm, comfortable and profitable!
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June 16.2007
Legislature Passes Property
Tax-Cutting Plan
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. -- Primary homeowners would have the choice of getting a new tax break or keeping the one they have as part of a two-pronged plan the Legislature passed on Thursday to cut soaring property taxes by billions of dollars. Lawmakers, meeting in special session, added the taxpayer-choice provision to a proposed state constitutional amendment. That will go on the Jan. 29 presidential primary ballot for voter approval after narrowly passing in both houses. The Republican-sponsored amendment is aimed at slashing homeowner taxes and eliminating inequities. It passed in the Senate with only one vote to spare, while the House passed it by just two votes more than the minimum needed in each chamber.
It has drawn opposition from Democrats, local governments, teachers, police, firefighters and others. But the other part of the plan, a bill to roll back and cap taxes, passed with nearly unanimous bipartisan support.
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PROPERTY INSURANCE
March 2, 2007
Homeowners' property insurance rates will go down, according to figures released by the Florida Office of Insurance Regulation, but the amount varies dramatically from county to county - from an average of 10 percent in the Panhandle to as much as 50 percent in South Florida.
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