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Market Update: Feb. 2012
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34 Closed Transactions
02 Short Sales
10 REO Sales$256,500 Average Sale Price
$168,500 Median Sale PriceJan. 2012
Last Updated On: Feb 3
768 Closed Transactions
123 Short Sales
303 REO Sales$159,884 Average Sale Price
$125,000 Median Sale PriceDec. 2011
Last Updated On: Jan 17
914 Closed Transactions
136 Short Sales
369 REO Sales$162,567 Average Sale Price
$120,000 Median Sale PriceNov. 2011
Last Updated On: Dec 20
933 Closed Transactions
144 Short Sales
349 REO Sales$161,462 Average Sale Price
$123,000 Median Sale PriceOct. 2011
Last Updated On: Nov 7
854 Closed Transactions
107 Short Sales
405 REO Sales$153,791 Average Sale Price
$119,250 Median Sale PriceSept. 2011
Last Updated On: Oct. 26
1026 Closed Transactions
146 Short Sales
468 REO Sales$150,456 Average Sale Price
$115,000 Median Sale PriceAugust 2011
Last Updated On: Sept. 11
1010 Closed Transactions
146 Short Sales
428 REO Sales$157,085 Average Sale Price
$121,950 Median Sale PriceJuly 2011
Last Updated On: Aug, 14
1021 Closed Transactions
105 Short Sales
451 REO Sales$178,127 Average Sale Price
$128,000 Median Sale PriceJune 2011
Last Updated On: July, 12
1186 Closed Transactions
100 Short Sales
513 REO Sales$169,265 Average Sale Price
$126,296 Median Sale PriceTechnorati Blogtop sites
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How big is the Mortgage Interest Deduction
Does this mean the Mortgage Interest Deduction should be taken off the table? We (Barbara and I) pondered this question recently. My feeling is this. Many people want to own their own home. They don’t want to rent, they don’t want a landlord. If they want to make changes or fix their home they simply want to do it. Are they going to miss the interest deduction? Of course, it’s there, it’s no effort to take while figuring taxes. But will it be a deal breaker for buyers? Continue reading
You Thought Mortgage Fraud Was Over Think Again
It seems the downturn in the housing market has done more than cause cracks in stucco. Since the mortgage industry meltdown last August there have been tighter and tighter restrictions on the Mortgage industry in an effort to curb … Continue reading
The Other Door of the Mortgage Barn About to Close
Kenneth Harney in his weekly column carried in the Arizona Daily Star business section on Saturdays brought to light for many of us the upcoming changes in the coverage offered or I should say not even offered in certain circumstances. Here is a quote from the article. Continue reading
