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SHORT - SALES

Are you struggling with your current mortgage payment?

Not sure if your home is worth what you paid for it?

Wondering if a loan modification if worth your time and will payoff?

I can answer all these questions for you. With our current market, short - sales have become common for some agents to handle. If you approach the situation right and have the right personal handling all the necessary paperwork from the start it can actually be stress free. What we offer is the assistance of a qualified attorney and no charge to you. This give us an advantage when dealing with your mortgage company.

If you have any questions concerning your home or would like a fre one on one consutation please let me know.

Century 21 Rauh & Johns

#1 Century 21 Office in New Jersey for units sold for 8 consecutive years.

Nicholas Christopher

856-582-0366 x 299 Office

856-364-3518 Cell

NOW IS A GREAT TIME TO BUY

Housing Experts: Now Is a Perfect Time to Buy
Don't forget to remind potential buyers of something that is obvious to real estate professionals: Now is the time to buy, but that opportunity may be slipping away.

For people who have a job and money, a dream house is within reach, writes Marc Roth, founder of Home Warranty of America and a columnist for BusinessWeek.

He points out that mortgage rates remain low, prices are still at historic lows, and the government is offering incentives for first-time homebuyers.

He also adds that the inventory of homes to buy is still large, but it is shrinking. According to the NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS®, the housing inventory peaked in November 2008 at an 11-month supply. At the end of May 2009, it had fallen to a 9.6-month supply.

Roth says anyone who dallies will miss a good opportunity to buy a first home at a terrific price or go shopping for a move-up property that is a great buy.

Source: BusinessWeek.com, Marc Roth (11/17/2009)

Your 1st & Best Choice in Real Estate

Century 21 Rauh & Johns

508 Hurffville Crosskeys Road

Sewell, NJ 08080

Nick Christopher

Office: 856.582.0366 x299

Cell: 856.364.3518

Fax: 856.582.0605 I

#1 Century 21 Office in New Jersey for

8 Consecutive Years Leader in Brand Awareness.

My philosophy is simple; your goals are my goals.

Are you struggling with a short sale?

What is my home worth?

Not sure home much home you can afford?

Call me for your free consultation.

First time buyers take advantage of the

$8,000 tax credit.

MAKE YOUR #

1

GOAL, My #

1

GOAL!

Century 21 Rauh & Johns

The #1 office in South Jersey!

NEED HELP BUYING OR

SELLING YOUR HOME??

Go with the market leaders at

Century 21 Rauh & Johns

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Century 21 Rauh & Johns

508 Hurffville Crosskeys Road

Sewell, NJ 08080

Nick Christopher

Office: 856.582.0366 x299

Cell: 856.364.3518

Fax: 856.582.0605 I

#1 Century 21 Office in New Jersey for

8 Consecutive Years Leader in Brand Awareness.

My philosophy is simple; your goals are my goals.

Are you struggling with a short sale?

What is my home worth?

Not sure home much home you can afford?

Call me for your free consultation.

First time buyers take advantage of the

$8,000 tax credit.

MAKE YOUR #

1

GOAL, My #

1

GOAL!

Century 21 Rauh & Johns

The #1 office in South Jersey!

NEED HELP BUYING OR

SELLING YOUR HOME??

Go with the market leaders at

Century 21 Rauh & Johns

Century 21 Leading the way for real estatge recovery

I am writing to let you know of a positive development for the real estate industry that was announced earlier today by the Business Roundtable, an association of chief executive officers of leading U.S. corporations. Specifically, the Business Roundtable's Housing Working Group - which is chaired by Realogy CEO Richard A. Smith - issued a set of recommendations for the White House and Congress that are aimed at jumpstarting the housing market in order to stimulate a broader economic recovery.

The Business Roundtable's recommendations are as follows:

· Keep mortgage interest rates at historically low levels (below 5 percent) for at least one year;

· Expand the current First-Time Homebuyer Tax Credit incentive from the lesser of 10 percent of the purchase price of the home or $8,000 to a higher limit of either 10 percent or $15,000 for all homebuyers, remove the income restrictions and include all primary residence purchases for one full year;

· Conduct a thorough review of current foreclosure mitigation and loan-modification programs in light of rising loan-modification re-default rates;

· Make permanent the current temporary conforming loan limits; and

· Continue to review and strengthen government efforts already underway to review and refine mortgage lending practices.

"We believe targeted, demand-side solutions - such as the ones Business Roundtable is recommending today - will provide a critical next step for a housing recovery that will help create jobs and boost the economy as a whole," said Smith in the Business Roundtable's press release.

To obtain a copy of the Business Roundtable press release and its Housing Working Group's detailed recommendations, click here