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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: Might as Well Hit This Weekend With Some Hope

Posted To: MBS Commentary
By today, it became clear that bonds were fully locked into a sideways consolidation in a range defined by the highs seen on Wed/Thu and the lows marked by the 3.06% technical levels. Of the past 3 sideways days, today was the least volatile and most lenders saw fit to offer just slightly stronger rate sheets despite 'unchanged' levels in bond markets. Consolidations like this can happen simply because markets are catching their breath after a strong move or because they're settling down ahead of the next event that might cause a strong move. If we're dealing with the latter, the event in question is likely to be Wednesday's Fed events (announcement, press conference and updated rate hike outlook). Of those three, it's the(t "dots" he dot plot that conveys...(read more)
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Best Day of a Rotten Week For Mortgage Rates

Posted To: Mortgage Rate Watch
Mortgage rates actually fell today, on average--something they haven't been able to say all week, or indeed at nearly any time during the past 4 weeks. Yesterday, in particular, was the worst day for rates since 2011 for most lenders, with anything less than an ideal loan scenario garnering 30yr fixed quotes of 4.875% to 5.0%. With all of the above in mind, today's token improvement isn't necessarily exciting, but at least it's better than the alternative. Much of this week's rapid rise was seen in the first half of the week. Starting on Wednesday afternoon, markets began settling into a more sideways pattern, apparently getting in position for more volatility in the coming week. If there's an event that's likely to serve as the catalyst for that volatility, it's the Fed Announcement on Wednesday...(read more)
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Many Enlist, but Flood Coverage Still Falls Short

Posted To: MND NewsWire
Even as flood water continue to sit in living rooms and kitchens across a large swath of North Carolina it is clear that most of those homes are not insured against the damage. Mary Williams Walsh, writing in the New York Times, says that in North Carolina and South Carolina, which suffered less widespread damage, only about 335,000 homes in total have flood insurance. The Urban Institute (UI) reports that the number of policies homeowners purchased through the National Flood Insurance Program (NIP) has declined over the last ten years and the total is now just over 5 million nationwide. There are also some private insurance policies, but nowhere near enough to cover the affected homes. Sarah Strochak, Jun Zhu, and Laurie Goodman used data from the Census Bureau's 2017 American Housing Survey...(read more)
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