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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

NAR Survey Finds American Dream Depends on Affordability

Posted To: MND NewsWire
Homeownership as an American dream is alive and well according to new data from the National Association of Realtors® (NAR) 2018 Housing Opportunities and Market Experience (HOME) Survey. The survey was conducted across all 12 months of last year. Sixty-four percent of respondents were homeowners, 27 percent were renters, and 9 percent were non-homeowners living with a family member without paying rent. NAR just released Aspiring Home Buyers Profile , which focuses on survey responses from non-homebuyers, both those who rent and those living with a family member. Of the non-owners, 45 percent were 34 years or under, 59 percent make an income of under $50,000, and 43 percent live in suburban areas. Across the quarters of 2018 non-homeowners were consistent in their desire to own a home in...(read more)
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MBS RECAP: Minimal Bond Market Damage Thanks to Stocks' Hard Start

Posted To: MBS Commentary
The S&P had been idling in place with prices between 2560 and 2600 for more than a week. During that week, we've discussed the risks associated with a break above 2600. Simply put, if stocks managed to break above their nearest notable technical ceiling, perhaps bonds would do the same. In that case, we were looking at yields of 2.75% as the correlated ceiling. Now today, the S&P closed at 2610 and 10yr Treasury yields not even above 2.72%. To be fair, when stocks broke that ceiling this morning, bonds definitely came along for the ride . But everything played out on a smaller scale, as if both sides of the market were suppressed by some larger uncertainty. While there were quite a few brexit-related headlines in the news, we'd be far better served by focusing our attention...(read more)
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Mortgage Rates Unchanged Again as Markets Remain Cautious

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Mortgage rates were unchanged yet again today. Given that rates are based on trading levels in underlying bond markets, it's no surprise to learn that bond investors have been hesitant to take things too far in either direction after pulling up slightly from the long-term lows achieved in early January. The same could be said for the stock market, but replace early January with late December. For either side of the market, the biggest lingering uncertainty is the fate of the government shutdown . The extent to which a shutdown resolution would move markets remains to be seen. But at the very least, there's a risk that a resolution would push stocks and interest rates higher in unison--at least temporarily. From there, it would fall to actual economic data to set the tone. In that regard, bonds...(read more)
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