When looking to sell any Gulf Shores real estate, one typically turns to a broker to get their property listed in the MLS (Multiple Listing Service.) But some homes are actually bought and sold without ever being officially listed in the MLS. This word-of-mouth technique is gaining popularity among sellers who want to avoid the […]
Gulf Shores Real Estate News – June 2014
In our Gulf Shores Real Estate News for June 2014: Gulf Shores Mortgage Rates Continue to Slide Gulf Shores mortgage rates continue to fall. Nationwide, for the fifth week in a row, 30-year fixed mortgage rates dropped and now are at an average 4.12 percent, according to a national survey. That was down from the […]
Gulf Shores Housing Market Newbies Beware
The Gulf Shores housing market has seen a tremendous bounce in pricing over the past two years, but so far, 2014 is not looking like it will break records from 2012 and 2013. Almost half (around 42%) of all residential home sales in the first quarter were all cash deals. The same is happening all […]
Gulf Shores Homeownership Dream Fading Away
The dream of Gulf Shores homeownership appears to be fading, according to a recent poll by Harris Poll conducted on behalf of the the National Endowment for Financial Education (NEFE). 50 percent of American adults say their top financial goal is having enough money for retirement. In fact, the percentage of people who cite having […]
Selling a Gulf Shores Home – Minor Improvements May Help
If you're selling a Gulf Shores home, making minor improvements may help you get a faster sale. Make sure your property looks good and is nicely spruced up on the outside, rather than considering larger scale renovations that may not recoup your investment. Selling a Gulf Shores Home – Best Improvements to Consider A recent […]
Gulf Shores Mortgages Easier to Get
It is definitely getting easier these days to obtain Gulf Shores mortgages. A strong housing market combined with fears that the Federal Reserve would eventually begin tapering its purchases of mortgage bonds helped drive up the cost of a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage from about 3.3 percent in January 2013 to nearly 4.6 percent by September. […]
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