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Reminder about your invitation from Jeremy Erickson June 1, 2011
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Invitation to connect on LinkedIn May 18, 2011
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Home price trends in 153 Metro ((Tag; Realestate, homeprices, marketstats,)) November 12, 2009
Take a look at the home price trends in a 153 metro areas.
Notice of Defaults and Notice of Sales are low! Ada County Real Estate 11/10/2009 November 10, 2009
The weekly filing just came out, and the Notice of Defaults and Notice of Sales recordings are way low. After looking at the market reports for Ada County in Resale and New Construction things look a lot better. Make sure you check out some of the links below to see some of the data on the Distressed Property Reports Wiki Pages
- NOD Files (Notice of Default)
- NOS Files (Notice of Sale)
- NOD Trend Chart
- NOS Trend Chart
Ada County New Construction Market Report and Resale Market Report for November 2009 November 9, 2009
I can’t believe that we are in November already. This year is almost over! I have just finished both market reports for November. The New Construction Report, and the Resale Report. Click on the links below to start watching. It was a great month, some of the numbers will surprise you, check them out!
(All data used has been pulled from IMLS from January 2009 to November 5th 2009)
New Construction
Resale
I hope you liked the Video Reports, to get signed up to have reports emailed to you on a monthly basis, just subscribe and you will get all the data in spreadsheet format that I used to create the reports. Just click here to subscribe!
PS, Don’t forget the Distressed Property pages. This is the wiki pages that I have created to share data on the Notice of Dafults, and Notice of sales. I have been tracking them for over 4 months, take a look at the data by clicking on the link below.
Notice of Defaults and Notice of Sales are on the rise, Ada County Real Estate November 3, 2009
Holy cow! the Notice's for the week are on the rise. Notice of Sale's are at their highest peak in over 4 months (since I started tracking) Notice of Defaults are at the 2nd highest amount in over 4 months. Track the trends here! click on the Links below to see them now. What does all this mean? let me know what you think will happen, please leave your comments below.
Distressed Property Reports Wiki Pages
NOD's Files Pages (Notice of Default present and past files)
NOS's Files Pages (Notice of Sale present and past files)
Notice of Sale, and Notice of Defaults are up from last week, but still low from previous weeks October 28, 2009
Good news everyone! the Tax credit has been extended for First time homebuyers. There is also a tax credit for repeat buyers of $6500. It seems that congress knows that the economy is still pretty fragile, and if the home buying stops it might send it back into a deep spiral (see the press release below). Filings are up from last week, but still down from other months.
WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) — Senators have struck a deal to extend a popular tax credit for home buyers beyond those buying their first house, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid's office said Wednesday.
Legislators also have agreed to extend the tax credit through the end of April, according to a Reuters report.
An $8,000 credit for first-time home buyers is set to expire at the end of November. Under a compromise reached by senators, the credit would be expanded to those who have lived in their home for five consecutive years, a Reid spokeswoman said.
The credit for repeat buyers would be $6,500.
The credit reportedly would be available for individuals making up to $125,000 a year and couples earning up to $225,000 per year, up from the current income limits of $75,000 and $150,000, respectively.
Reid wants to attach the tax-credit measure to a bill that would extend unemployment benefits.
First Time Home Buyer Tax Credit Extended to April! Credit extended to repeat buyers too $6500 October 28, 2009
WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) — Senators have struck a deal to extend a popular tax credit for home buyers beyond those buying their first house, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid's office said Wednesday.
Legislators also have agreed to extend the tax credit through the end of April, according to a Reuters report.
An $8,000 credit for first-time home buyers is set to expire at the end of November. Under a compromise reached by senators, the credit would be expanded to those who have lived in their home for five consecutive years, a Reid spokeswoman said.
The credit for repeat buyers would be $6,500.
The credit reportedly would be available for individuals making up to $125,000 a year and couples earning up to $225,000 per year, up from the current income limits of $75,000 and $150,000, respectively.
Reid wants to attach the tax-credit measure to a bill that would extend unemployment benefits.
Troy and Jeremy
208-991-3171
Distressed Property Reports Pages received a few new updates. October 21, 2009
I have just added a new "Intro Video" to the Distressed property reports page. You can watch it here, or go to the Distressed Property reports page to view it too. I also added a Distressed Property Information Guide to give you some good info. You can find all these new updates at AdaCountyMarketreport.com by clicking on Distressed Property Reports Pages.
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