Comments on: Maybe the U.S. Housing Market has Bottomed-Out? http://davidgreen.com/evidence-the-housing-market-may-have-bottomed-out.htm Resource Guide about Various Subjects including Investing & Making-Money... Thu, 29 Jul 2010 16:06:14 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: montana teacher http://davidgreen.com/evidence-the-housing-market-may-have-bottomed-out.htm/comment-page-1#comment-205 montana teacher Sat, 20 Jun 2009 03:18:33 +0000 http://davidgreen.com/?p=471#comment-205 Hello Dr. Green Thanks for speaking at the FEFE conference. Would you be up for allowing my students to blog with you when I get to the housing lessons? I am a business teacher from the state of MT and we aren't seeing too many affects on the home front. Shelly Hello Dr. Green
Thanks for speaking at the FEFE conference. Would you be up for allowing my students to blog with you when I get to the housing lessons? I am a business teacher from the state of MT and we aren’t seeing too many affects on the home front.

Shelly

]]> By: Herbalife Diet http://davidgreen.com/evidence-the-housing-market-may-have-bottomed-out.htm/comment-page-1#comment-192 Herbalife Diet Fri, 29 May 2009 17:47:56 +0000 http://davidgreen.com/?p=471#comment-192 Thank for the great information and the article on the housing market bottoming out is dead on thanks again I have bookmarked this blog its a great resource. Thank for the great information and the article on the housing market bottoming out is dead on thanks again I have bookmarked this blog its a great resource.

]]> By: David http://davidgreen.com/evidence-the-housing-market-may-have-bottomed-out.htm/comment-page-1#comment-181 David Sun, 17 May 2009 19:01:40 +0000 http://davidgreen.com/?p=471#comment-181 I am seeing more and more real estate activity on the local level. Plus, I notice the number of MLS listings is lower and sales are increasing. This all bodes well for the housing market. However, there is still ongoing worries in particular the price per square foot which is still weak and declining from what I can tell. I am seeing more and more real estate activity on the local level.

Plus, I notice the number of MLS listings is lower and sales are increasing.

This all bodes well for the housing market. However, there is still ongoing worries in particular the price per square foot which is still weak and declining from what I can tell.

]]> By: David http://davidgreen.com/evidence-the-housing-market-may-have-bottomed-out.htm/comment-page-1#comment-172 David Thu, 23 Apr 2009 19:22:30 +0000 http://davidgreen.com/?p=471#comment-172 A little more indication the housing market may be improving. Went to The Good Egg Restaurant yesterday for breakfast and for the first time in years I heard a Realtor at the table next to me talking with a client he invited for breakfast about buying a house. In addition, I see more and more Realtors driving aroung my area over the past several weeks, combined with what looks like less home for sale signs in my neighborhood. A little more indication the housing market may be improving.

Went to The Good Egg Restaurant yesterday for breakfast and for the first time in years I heard a Realtor at the table next to me talking with a client he invited for breakfast about buying a house.

In addition, I see more and more Realtors driving aroung my area over the past several weeks, combined with what looks like less home for sale signs in my neighborhood.

]]> By: David http://davidgreen.com/evidence-the-housing-market-may-have-bottomed-out.htm/comment-page-1#comment-52 David Sun, 29 Mar 2009 20:07:03 +0000 http://davidgreen.com/?p=471#comment-52 As additional evidence the housing market may be at a bottom there is news in the media yesterday that 30-year fixed rate mortgage loans are at their lowest interest rate level in 57 years. The last time we had mortgage rates this low was way back in the year 1952. We are seeing the cheapest home mortgages most of us have ever seen, or probably ever will see in our lifetime. Many banks and mortgage lenders are offering new 30-year term fixed-rate loans for as little as 4.875%, with no points and loan fees of under $1,000. There are also a growing number of loans at 4.375% to 5.0% rates, with one or two points. I find those to be amazingly bullish statistics which should help the U.S. housing market recover, where home financing loan costs are extremely important. As additional evidence the housing market may be at a bottom there is news in the media yesterday that 30-year fixed rate mortgage loans are at their lowest interest rate level in 57 years.

The last time we had mortgage rates this low was way back in the year 1952. We are seeing the cheapest home mortgages most of us have ever seen, or probably ever will see in our lifetime.

Many banks and mortgage lenders are offering new 30-year term fixed-rate loans for as little as 4.875%, with no points and loan fees of under $1,000. There are also a growing number of loans at 4.375% to 5.0% rates, with one or two points.

I find those to be amazingly bullish statistics which should help the U.S. housing market recover, where home financing loan costs are extremely important.

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