Tag Archive: Winter Haven Mortgage

Polk County, Florida – December Home Sales Up Compared to Rest of Nation

A report from the Lakeland Ledger confirmed news for Winter Haven mortgage borrowers that home sales are picking up in the area, despite a down December existing home sales period nationally.
All told, some 376 existing homes were sold in Winter Haven, Lakeland, and surrounding Polk County areas in December, bringing the year’s total to 4,290.  [...]

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Florida Mortgage Update: 2010 Predictions For Housing Markets And Mortgage Rates

There’s a lot of talk on CNBC and elsewhere about what’s coming in 2010. Before you take those predictions to the bank, just remember that analysts do a much better job interpreting data from the past than projecting it into the future.

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Winter Haven, Florida Weekly Mortgage Report: April 20, 2009

If you’re among many folks in Winter Haven, Florida who are waiting for mortgage rates to “bottom out”, consider that we may have already reached bottom and might be headed on the way up.

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Winter Haven, Florida Weekly Mortgage Report: April 13, 2009

Well folks – we’re going on week 2 of a scenario where Florida mortgage markets started strong and then petered out.

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The $8,000 Tax Credit – What Winter Haven, Florida Homebuyers Need to Know

I’ve received a lot of questions about the recent stimulus package and the $8,000 “First-Time Home Buyer”   tax credit that is part of it.   There are many scenarios and questions about who does and who does not qualify… and even the term “First-time home buyer” is not entirely correct!
Here are some of the [...]

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Are Those 4.500 Percent Winter Haven Mortgages for Real?

Well, not exactly. See the video below…

The business TV world is on fire this morning with rumor of 4.500 percent mortgage rates on the horizon; the clip above ran on NBC this morning.   The news comes from information released on the “down low” that the U.S. Treasury will somehow positively impact the [...]

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