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 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


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
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.
IT MUST BE SPRING AGAIN. THE BUYERS ARE STARTING TO COME OUT IN FULL FORCE. THE PROPERTIES THAT ARE PRICED UP TO ABOUT 225,000 HAVE BECOME VERY COMPETITIVE AS WELL. MY LAST BUYER WAS OUT BID ON THREE OF HIS LAST OFFERS. LUCKILY WE HAD SUCCESS ON THE FOURTH TRY WITH A HOME ON THE MARKET ONLY 5 DAYS. MY OTHER BUYERS ARE REALIZING HOW GREAT A OPPORTUNITY THEY HAVE WITH THE FIRST TIME BUYER TAX CREDIT OF 8,000. PEOPLE ARE STARTING TO SEIZE THIS OPPORTUNITY. BUYERS ARE ALSO PUTTING MORE MONEY DOWN ON CONTRACTS TO HELP ENSURE THEY HAVE A STRONG OFFER. THE HIGHER PRICED HOMES HAVE COME DOWN TO TREMENDOUS VALUES AND ARE ALSO INCREASING THEIR BUYER ACTIVITY. WE ARE CONTINUING TO SEE BUYERS OUT LOOKING. SOME OF THE THINGS THAT ARE DISCOURAGING BUYERS IS THE AMOUNT OF INVENTORY. THEY ARE CONTINUING TO SHOP PRICE FIRST AND FOREMOST. IN OUR MARKET YOU NEED TO STAND OUT FROM THE CROWD AND PRICE A HOME COMPETITIVELY AND KEEP THE PROPERTY WELL MAINTAINED. A GOOD REALTOR WILL TELL YOU ALL NECESSARY STEPS TO MAKE YOUR HOME STAND OUT. ALSO BUYERS ALWAYS REMEMBER YOU SHOULD HAVE YOUR AGENT SIT DOWN WITH YOU BEFORE YOU EVER PUT IN A OFFER TO DISCUSS YOUR DOWN-PAYMENT, MORTGAGE AMOUNT, TAXES, CLOSING COSTS, AND YOUR MONTHLY BILL. YOU SHOULD ALWAYS KNOW THIS A HEAD OF TIME. I WANT YOU TO BE AS COMFORTABLE AS POSSIBLE WHEN MAKING SUCH A HUGE DECISION. IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE DON'T HESITATE TO CONTACT ME.
CENTURY 21 RAUH & JOHNS
NICHOLAS CHRISTOPHER
856-582-0366 OFFICE
856-364-3518
MY PRIORITIES ARE SIMPLE, THERE YOURS.
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