Recent Housing Reports Point to Dallas Real Estate Market Recovery in 2012
January 3, 2012 by Kenneth Cox · Leave a Comment
2012 Dallas Real Estate Housing Market Recovery All signs are pointing to a real estate housing market recovery in 2012 according to recent reports. Rising rent rates, decreasing inventory, low mortgage rates, and an increase in jobs offer a glimpse of hope that both the housing market and economy as a whole are heading in […]
New Mortgage Lending Proposals will Decrease Dallas Home Ownership
June 24, 2011 by Kenneth Cox · Leave a Comment
Mortgage Underwriting Standards in Texas Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison is fighting for the American Homeownership Dream by working to improve access to affordable housing, supporting community development, and increasing overall homeownership without imposing new tax burdens. Everyone agrees poor underwriting standards contributed to the housing crisis over the past couple years and needs to be restructured, but not eveyone agress on […]
New Closing Cost Assistance & Appliance Incentives on Fannie Mae Foreclosure Homes in Dallas
March 31, 2010 by Kenneth Cox · Leave a Comment
Homepath Fannie Mae Financing Fannie Mae Homepath Home Bank Foreclosure Incentives & Assistance in Dallas Take advantage of the new closing cost assistance and appliance incentive program for home buyers in Dallas offered by Homepath financing on select Fannie Mae owned homes. Homepath is offering a 3.5% incentive for buyers that close on a Fannie Mae home between January […]
2010 Dallas Real Estate Forecast Calls for Housing Recovery
December 31, 2009 by Kenneth Cox · Leave a Comment
Dallas Real Estate Market | 2010 Dallas Home Market Outlook 2009 was a difficult year for both residential and commercial markets in Dallas with record foreclosure filings, depreciating neighborhoods, and high inventory. The only real winners for 2009 were home buyers in Dallas. Most home buyers were able to take advantage of record low interest rates, a large inventory of homes to consider, and […]
