About Belmont's Sunray Shores

If you ask Realtors if they think that the housing prices have bottomed out, the answer you will get quite often is yes. Sometime between the summer of 09' and the end of the year the housing prices hit bottom. They haven't started moving up yet, but they seem to be pretty stable at this point. That's good news for the housing market. And very good news for all those home owners looking to sell their houses this spring and summer. With interest rates still very low, and inventory dropping slightly, if you have been thinking about selling your house and have been worrying about if now was the right time you can breath a little easier. Check out this video by Jim O'Sullivan the Chief economist for MF Global and see what he has to say about it by clicking on the money house below.

Have Housing Prices Bottomed Out?

Charlene Reinauer BH&G The Masiello Group www.CharleneReinauer.com

Sunray Shores Beach and Picnic area Sunray Shores Boat Ramp and Marina

Sunset by the beach at Sunray Shores Entrance to the Canal at Sunray Shores

The Sunray Shores Marina and Boatramp Going on Down the Canal at Sunray Shores

The Pond at Sunray Shores Fall 08' Sunray Shores Pond View Fall 08'

Pond at Sunray Shores Fall 08' View from Mosquito Bridge of Lake Winnisquam

Photos by Charlene Reinauer www.CharleneReinauer.com

With only 78 days until April 30^th when all contracts for First time buyers must be accepted so that they can qualify for the $8,000 Tax Credit that is being offered, First Time Buyers need to hurry and start finding the house of their dreams! You will need to close on your new home by June 30, 2010 in order to obtain your Tax Credit.

If you are a First Time Buyer and you haven't been pre-approved yet, then that is the first step you need to do to be on your way to qualifying for the $8,000 Tax Credit that is being offered. Know how much you can afford so that you are only looking at houses that you qualify to purchase and will be in a ready position when you find the one you want.

Once you have your preapproval then the next step is to find a REALTOR® who you want to work with. One that you have confidence in and who you can trust to listen to your wants and needs and help you to prioritize them and find you a house that you can afford that meets as many of them as possible. Preferably one who has had experience in negotiating and who you can rely on for advice during the most important purchase of your life.

If you are a current owner who has lived in your home for 5 out of the last 8 years and are thinking about purchasing a new home, you too only have 78 more days to go under contract to qualify for your Tax Credit. For up to $6,500 for Repeat Buyers Tax Credit will be available to buyers who are under agreement by April 30, 2010 and close on their new house by June 30, 2010. In order to qualify there are some income restrictions, however selling your current home isn't necessary.

For more detailed information click on the link Tax Credit where you can get many of your basic questions answered. For individual assistance feel free to contact me, I will be glad to help.

CharleneReinauer

BH&G The Masiello Group

CharleneReinauer@Masiello.com

www.CharleneReinauer.com

603-930-3579