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By popular demand, we are pleased to release the market data for Scotch Plains and Fanwood, NJ. Remember that each real estate market is highly localized, and so as we expected, the data varied quite a bit from neighboring towns.
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Scotch Plains and Fanwood Real Estate Report
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Sean Carroll, Realtor
RE/MAX Classic Group
We have just completed the analysis of the Westfield NJ Real Estate market and compared it to a year ago, and also compared it to the peak of 2005-2006. There are some interesting statistics that can help you if you are a buyer or seller in today's real estate market in Westfield, or even if you are a homeowner who is just curious.
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With the terrific loan programs still available for qualified buyers, the $8000 tax credit for first time buyers, AND prices at a 20-30% discount in our market. It is a FABULOUS time to buy now and try to close before November 30. One of my clients shared with me today however that they felt if they waited another 6 months, they could save an additional $10,000 to $20,000 in cash to help their buying power. I told them I completely respected that decision, and its never a BAD idea to save money for future purchases.
What I also shared with them however is that they need to keep an eye on the interest rate environment, because that perceived increase in purchasing power can all but be wiped away if the rates go up even slightly.
For the purposes of this illustration. I am using rates based on the 5 year ARM, since thats what this client was considering. I am not a mortgage banker or broker, and the rates used here may not reflect actual rates for you, but it will work for the purposes of the illustration.
Mortgage Amount: $228,000
Today's Rates: 4.25% on the 5 year ARM
Payment is $ 1121 per month for principal and interest
If the rate goes up by just three quarters of a percent to 5.00%. To get that same payment, watch what happens:
Payment $ 1116/month for principal and interest
Rate 5.00%
Mortgage Amount: $208,000
So if you saved an additional $20,000, but the rate moved up by just .75% (which is not a big adjustment in this type of economy), you have not gained any additional purchasing power, as to get the same payment, you have to now borrow $20,000 less. This same argument also holds true that if prices come down another $20,000, if the rate goes up, it offsets that reduction in price.
Now is a GREAT opportunity. I'm not here to pressure you into anything...I am just here to show you why now presents a unique chance to be a homeowner, AND possibly receive $8000 as a free incentive to buy a house. This has never happened before in our history, and who knows when it will happen again. Rates may not go up tomorrow, but they WILL go up at some point in the near future I believe. How much to you want to try to time the market?
Sean Carroll - Realtor, Sales Associate
RE/MAX Classic Group
908-898-0800
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