Huntsville, AL

When you delve more into the details related to American people in different states, you will find them yearning for things which they can not afford. Actually, it is one of the psychological traits for every human being that he always looks for something more expensive and exquisite. Same thing can be seen when it comes to buying a home in Huntsville as people love to buy those homes which are way too expensive for them to buy. But, one great way to buy these homes is by exploring the range of homes listed in Huntsville foreclosures. Before moving any further, it is crucial to mention that the foreclosure rate in Huntsville and Alabama is going down. Though it is unlike the national trend but you can still find a decrease in foreclosure rates in this part of the world. In fact, it was said in a report presented by a foreclosure real estate services provider that there were as many as 827 foreclosure homes in August, 2008. It suggested that there was one out of every 2,225 households in Alabama facing the malice of foreclosure. But, the good thing was the 4.2 percent decrease in the rate of foreclosure in September, 2008. With this decrease in foreclosure rate, Alabama was considered to be amongst few of the states having lowest foreclosure rate. Now, when you talk specifically about Huntsville, the same sort of situation is evident therein. Nowadays, the rate of foreclosure was never so high in Alabama and Huntsville. But, you can still find enough opportunities to invest in Huntsville foreclosures as there are all sorts of homes available in there. Some of these homes are REO homes and some of them are tax lien foreclosures. This is exactly the reason why you can expect to get a home in this area. The fact of the matter is that you can always find a discounted property by exploring the range of foreclosures. If your aim is to find a discounted home in Huntsville, you must be ready to explore the complete range of Huntsville foreclosures. These foreclosure affected homes are available at much lower rates but you must also keep in mind that there is a decrease in Alabama in foreclosures and Huntsville. In fact, there was a 20% decrease in foreclosure affected homes in 2008 as compared to 2007. So, if you are first time homebuyer, start your search now!

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I ran across an interesting tidbit of information this week while cruising the Internet. I never knew that much of Huntsville's Historic District is said to be haunted by several ghosts. Yep I said ghosts. ...I know ...I know ...but bare with me for a moment because this is actually an interesting family outing you can do while you are visiting Huntsville this summer or fall.

Huntsville historian and award-winning author, Jacquelyn Procter Reeves, has researched at length the history of our very own historic district. What she has uncovered will likely surprise many of us locals who thought we knew it all. In fact what she has uncovered and documented within her books are little known facts, as well as historic rumors, of haunted places in our very own Old Town Historic District.

Ok, here is what we know so far: ...A ghost at the Court House is said to be angry at the men who lynched him in 1904, ghost children on Walker St sing about a the Spanish flu epidemic that killed several people in the area in 1918, A U.S. Senator for 1849-1853 apparently prowles around his former home on Pratt Ave, and there are former confederate soldiers on Randolph Ave that of course are still upset over the Civil War.

However the story gets a bit creepier and they have added a bit of history and fun to the mix. Jacquelyn has now teamed up with Kevin Thompson, a lead investigator with the Madison County Paranormal Research Society and not only have they toured with paranormal mediums that have embellished upon the tantalizing history, they have formed a weekly Huntsville Ghost Walk Tour for the pleasure of the touring public.

Thus Jacquelyn and Kevin have pooled their talents to put this tour together; for an interesting, historical, and entertaining evening consisting of researched stories of ghostly activity and of course Huntsville's own rich history. The tour begins Saturday evenings at 6:00pm through October 2009 from the Harrison Brother's Hardware Store in downtown Huntsville and tickets are $8.00 for adults $6.00 for children 12 and under and can be purchased at Harrison Brothers or Call (256) 509-3940 for more information.

With so many relocation clients in and out of town for house hunting trips this summer, I would definitely recommended this family outing not only for the local History and creepy family fun stuff, but I think you will really enjoy a stroll through all the Huntsville Historic District Homes for Sale and taking a first hand look at our Huntsville Historic District.

In fact I think I am going to try and schedule our own tour with Hubby and Daughters sometime before the end of the summer, ...I just love the homes in the Twickenham District adjacent to Old Town and family time is just so important, isn't it! Have fun!

Just in case you might have missed it, I am informing you that Kiplinger has named Huntsville, AL as #1 BEST CITY!

Please click on the link below to read the complete article. Things are only getting better for Huntsville, AL!

http://www.kiplinger.com/magazine/archives/2009/07/best-cities-2009-where-the-jobs-are.html

I am seeing the market getting stronger. If you are thinking of buying, now is a great time. Interest rates are starting to creep up. Call me and buy while they are still low!

"As banks pull back on risk taking across the nation, consumer-loan balances in places like Huntsville, Ala., are rising. In Huntsville, a metropolitan area of 376,000 that is home to many government contractors, borrowing increased 13.2% per household in last year's fourth quarter, compared with the year-earlier period, according to data provided to The Wall Street Journal by Moody's Economy.com and Equifax Inc.

Huntsville's increase was the largest among 207 U.S. metropolitan areas tracked by the two data-gathering firms. Similar-size cities such as McAllen and Brownsville, Texas; Yakima, Wash; Provo, Utah, and Lafayette, La., also saw consumer-loan balances rise by more than 8% year-over-year." -By DAN FITZPATRICK