Sentences with phrase «assuming real estate prices»

This assuming real estate prices rise along with other commodities such as gold and silver.

Assuming real estate prices stay where they are, Richardson could sell his condo for $ 375,000 and buy a smaller unit in a less desirable neighborhood for $ 225,000.

Not exact matches

The real economic value of an apartment is not necessarily the same as its market price, especially if a speculative real estate bubble has artificially boosted prices, so let us assume that the fundamental value of these apartments to Chinese households is actually between one - third and one - half of the market value.

I just opened up a brokerage account for my Vanguard IRA today, in fact, so assuming nothing crazy happens to the stock market in the next week and the REIT I'm looking at doubles in price, I'll be getting in on real estate next week!

Loan Level Pricing Adjustments as follows: Adverse market delivery charge:.250 % Credit score: 1.75 % Condo:.75 % Total: 2.75 % or $ 7,425 Monthly Mortgage Insurance at.94 % (higher if you live in a soft real estate market) = $ 212 per month Assuming 2 % normal closing costs and a 5 % interest rate, your APR is 6.15 %.

The recent financial crisis was due to models which assumed that real estate prices can not go down.

For real estate purchases where clients are assuming existing tenancies, lawyers should review whether utility costs are already included in the rents and advise their clients of the inability to raise the rent if utility prices increase.

After searching google for emd in delaware, i couldnt get a direct answer but 1 % seems to be standard across the whole real estate community... So I cut a 500 dollar check on a 50k purchase, (contacting my title company first to see who to make it out to) I assume this gets deducted from the agreed purchase price.

Many have second incomes, inherited money, have pensions, a spouse, incorporate and then declare bankruptcy with regularity over the years, assumed mortgages when they could even though illegal, and when house prices went up they borrowed equity, bought more homes, have rental income, etc. — but they make it out to the public that all is made through real estate.

Because of the hot real estate market, buyers have been conditioned to assume every home sells over asking price with multiple offers.