Controversial financial advisor, Jim Cramer, suggests that if your home has depreciated to the point you no longer have an equity position, that you should walk away from the home and its payments. Don’t believe me, here’s the clip!
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While this may make sense from a purely “see a home as a commodity” point of view, [...]
Tag Archives: Buyer Insights
Walk Away From Your Home. So Says Jim Cramer…
August 2, 2007 – 12:17 pm
Team366 Monthly Newsletter: Homebuying Tips
July 28, 2007 – 2:45 pm
Rethinking your home search
By Dian Hymer
Most home buyers claim they’re picky. And why shouldn’t they be? The real estate they buy will be home. It needs to provide more than just a roof over their head. It needs to satisfy emotional needs that aren’t easily quantifiable. The home is a reflection of the [...]
Want To Search the Entire Stock of Active Homes?
July 24, 2007 – 5:35 pm
One of the most powerful tools we offer our clients is direct access to the same database real estate professionals use to search nearly 10,000 properties in the greater Ann Arbor area. With email and other state-of-the-art technology, we at Team366 keep our buyers informed of current market activity and provide additional time-sensitive information that keeps our clients [...]
Ann Arbor Area Housing Stats
July 17, 2007 – 6:22 pm
Let June be no different then the months before! It is time for monthly housing statistics from Big House Data!
From the Big House Data Executive Summary:
The effect of the Pfizer relocations will be felt for a time in Washtenaw County. Anecdotally, the post-buyout list prices are particularly aggressive. With this aggressive pricing, Pfizer isselling their [...]
Times They Are A Changin’…
July 9, 2007 – 10:50 am
Refrigerator staging, No, Really!
In the Ann Arbor Market, we’re not unused to vacant homes on the market. Like a lot of the SE Michigan area housing market, there are many vacant homes on the market. So it’s not unusual for an agent to have the home staged, that is, to bring in furniture and [...]
