WE ARE GROWING AND SO IS THE MARKET

With the first time tax incentive the market has been brisk. This will end on November 30, 2009, so if you are out there looking for a home, you should give yourself a minimum of 45 days to close. This would put you in mid October to have secured and signed an offer on a home. We are also proud to say we have maintained a level of #1 in sales volume per agent, we are working hard. Thank you everyone.

NEW ADDITION

RE/MAX Vision is proud to announce the addition of Todd Matthews. Todd also practices in commercial real estate as well as residential.

SPRING HAS SPRUNG

With the $8,000.00 credit for first time buyers the market has been very active with the lower interest rates. Over the past 2 weeks rates have come back up a little but, they are still in the 5.5% range and very attractive. Now there is talk the credit will extend to all buyers, we will wait and see.

IT IS TIME

Alot of people have been asking about the bottom and when will we reach it? If you wait too long it will have passed, we are there. Rates are down, prices have stabilized, and if you are a first time buyer there is an $8,000.00 credit.

WELCOME

RE/MAX Vision welcomes Sue-Anne Bock and Marie Mingione to the team. Both of these woman are true professionals with years of real estate experience. They are available at 508-595-9900.

Yes, It Is True

Homebuyer tax credit is increased to $8,000. on a principal residence for first time buyers. There are some income limits but very generous, this terminates December 1, 2009. Stay in the home for 3 years or more and there is no repayment.

Almost There

It appears that the new incentive will be an $8,000.00 tax credit for first time buyers. This will help to start moving the entry level homes which in turn will start the market moving. This with the low rates should develop into an early spring market.

DECEMBER RESULTS

Homes sales in MA were ups 3.2% in December when compared to last year. This was also the third straight month of increase total single family homes sold. Although the median price did drop, this may be the bottom as the rates are now dropping. Buyer demand seems to be resurfacing as there is also a first time buyer's tax credit of $7,500.00

MORTGAGE RATES

Rates are down to the 5% level with no points on a 30 year fixed...the wait is over.