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Good rentals are getting hard to find and the rent prices are increasing. This is probably good news for the Jupiter/Palm Beach Gardens/Tequesta housing market overall. Why? Because it means the inventory of homes for rent is shrinking, probably because many of the houses investors were trying to rent have been foreclosed on ...
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Okay, so you've been thinking of buying a house, but you don't know if you can afford it....downpayment, closing costs, repairs....what's it going to take?
Well, if you're in the market to buy, here are a few things to consider. If you qualify (and it's not that hard...a solid job and a credit score of about 670 or above) you ...
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Most people agree that this is the most unusual real estate market in recent history. Most would say buyers have all the power, but believe it or not, some areas have made a recent transition back to a seller's market. Whichever way you look at it, it's a quickly changing market...especially when you look at some recent ...
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After more than a year of stringent lending guidelines, the Federal Housing Administration is temporarily easing up on insuring loans on condominiums.
Condos were hit hardest by the national housing decline, especially in Florida, and buyers have found it extremely difficult to get financing on condos. The FHA has ...
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You found a house for sale, and it just so happens it is the one you've been dreaming about your whole life. And it also happens to be a short sale. What to do? True, it is getting harder to get short sales approved, BUT it is definitely still happening, especially in Palm Beach County where much of the market is short ...
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Check out our brand new listing at 139 Soriano Dr. in Martinique at Abacoa in Jupiter.
Click here for a guided video tour: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eebmI7Wy65g
For more info and pictures, go to 139soriano.boballenhomes.com.
Beautifully upgraded town home offers granite countertops and bamboo floors throughout downstairs ...
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Most of you have heard about the $8,000 buyer tax credit for "first time home buyers", and some of you have already gotten your free money (woohoo!). The rest of you have no idea what I'm talking about. If that's the case, listen up. Take this quiz to see if you qualify: (1) I want to buy ...
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