Jim Enright, The Mortgage Strategist Mortgage Rates|Broker|ChapelHill|Raleigh

Should you wait for property values to rise before you sell your Chapel Hill or Durham NC Home
and move up to that new home you've been admiring?

The answer to this question is as much psychological as financial.

Why? It's easy to see your home equity loss and not so easy
to see someone else's equity loss.

This question causes many people to sit on the side lines as
historical low housing prices and mortgage rates pass by.

In this interview, you will hear local expert
Connie Shuping of Great Triangle Homes
give a perspective that may persuade you
it's time to get on with the home (and life) you would like...now.

Just as Ted Sorenson crafted for John F. Kennedy -
"A Rising Tide Raises All Boats," I will add,
"a low tide lowers all boats, and housing prices."

Let Let Me Know What You Think....even if you do not live in Chapel Hill, Durham, or Raleigh, NC.

Jim Enright
The Mortgage Strategist
http://www.MortgageChoice.com
919 569 5930

PS- Who to call for your Chapel Hill, NC Mortgage?
Watch video's of what clients say.

Putting up your home for sale soon? So many things to consider!

Where do you begin?

Watch this short video as Realtor Kathy Legnaioli in Chapel Hill, NC

outlines your first steps...even before you contact an agent.

This is not just for Chapel Hill NC Homes For Sale

http://budurl.com/MoneyorMemories
watch the first 14:37

Life is Hard.
Even with a positive attitude.
Have you put off memory making moments
with family to make money?

Watch the first 14:37 seconds.

Imagine you are your industries thought and
training leader.

You grow.
The market collapses.
You have financial pain.

The company you invested $3million
of your cash crashes.
Mostly your fault.

The training contracts for $2million plus were
canceled as those companies folded.

Your spouse's cancer returns.

You sell the remains of your company to another
within the industry.
That doesn't work out.

To pay bills, you sell your watches on eBay.
A $42,000. watch gets $16,000.

And then your spouse of 25 years dies,
leaving you and two sons.

What are the lessons learned?
What new choices would you make?
What would you do differently?

Todd Duncan, author, trainer, and mentor, made his
first public speech after his wife's passing at
the Mortgage Revolution event in San Fran.

Powerful perspective.
Watch and listen here:
http://budurl.com/MoneyorMemories

PS - watch the first 14:37

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