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Tuesday, 27 January 2015

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Tarrytown NY Overview

Tarrytown, NY is a suburb of New York City. A fantastic place to live, shop and dine. Learn more.

5 Tips Stage Your Apartment To Sell in Tarrytown, NY

Saturday, 24 January 2015

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5 Tips Stage Your Apartment To Sell in Tarrytown, NY

Staging your apartment can be a wise spend for apartment sellers in Tarrytown, NY. I'll walk you through the top 5 tips to help you move your property fast and for the most money the market will provide.

6 Tips When Purchasing An Apartment in Tarrytown, NY

Friday, 23 January 2015

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6 Tips When Purchasing An Apartment in Tarrytown, NY

Buying your apartment in Tarrytown, NY is a unique experience. Each location usually has special considerations. Have a look at my 6 important tips to buying in Tarrytown, NY.

Tuesday, 30 December 2014

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Renting An Apartment - Tenant Charges

Find out what items an apartment tenant or renter will usually pay for when renting an apartment and why using a Real Estate agent can help you avoid unnecessary charges.

Mortgage News Daily

MBS RECAP: Another One of Those Unofficial 3-Day Weekend Days

Posted To: MBS Commentary
These sorts of days (where nothing happens) happen. If you had to bet on a day of the week and a time of year to see them, Summertime Mondays would probably be the safest bet. Overnight volume was almost nonexistent, with much of Asia closed. Domestic volume and volatility was effectively nil with today's trading range falling easily inside Friday's. On a positive note, despite the low volume, any day where bonds begin a new week holding onto gains from the end of the previous week is better than nothing. In that sense, the fact that yields remained well under Friday's 2.937% ceiling in 10yr Treasuries was better than the alternative. That said, I'd look at it more like an unofficial 3rd day of the weekend than a new and meaningful trading session. MBS Pricing Snapshot Pricing...(read more)
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Mortgage Rates Little-Changed to Begin Quiet Week

Posted To: Mortgage Rate Watch
Mortgage rates were sideways to slightly higher today, depending on the lender. The underlying bond market (which dictates rates) was exceptionally quiet. On the heels of last week's important events and without much on the calendar this week, markets may take a couple days to relax. To put that in context, rates have been holding somewhat steady just below long-term highs. Their next major decision will be between pushing into new long-term highs or attempting to move lower for more than just a week or two. "Relaxation," in this context, means we're not likely to see evidence of either this week. Loan Originator Perspective Bonds coasted through a flat session Monday as rates hovered near unchanged. There's scant meaningful data this week to inform markets, I'll be surprised to see much movement...(read more)
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Builder Confidence: Tariffs on Lumber Hurting Affordability

Posted To: MND NewsWire
Builder confidence in the market for new single-family homes ended a three-month slide in May , as the Housing Market Index ticked up two points. This month that two-point gain evaporated as the index slid back down to 68. The National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) said the retreat of the measure, which it sponsors in conjunction with Wells Fargo, in June was, in large part, due to elevated lumber prices. "Builders are optimistic about housing market conditions as consumer demand continues to grow," said NAHB Chairman Randy Noel. "However, builders are increasingly concerned that tariffs placed on Canadian lumber and other imported products are hurting housing affordability . Record-high lumber prices have added nearly $9,000 to the price of a new single-family home since January 2017...(read more)
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