In contrast, just six percent of real estate professionals and 15
percent of home owners think home values will decrease in the next two years.
Forty - two
percent of home owners «strongly disapproved» and 18 % «somewhat disapproved» of the President's performance earning the President a 60 percent disapproval rating.
In contrast, just 11 percent of real estate professionals and 17
percent of home owners think home values will decrease in the next two years.
A CoreLogic Inc. report shows that 38
percent of home owners with second mortgages are underwater, compared to just 18 percent of borrowers without such loans.
Ninety - one
percent of home owners who claim the mortgage interest deduction earn less than $ 200,000 a year, and the ability to deduct the interest paid on a mortgage can mean significant savings at tax time.
Seventy - five
percent of home owners say they think their home is worth more than the agent's recommended list price, according to HomeGain's fourth quarter home values survey.
• 79
percent of home owners would advise a family member or close friend just starting out to buy a home, and 69 percent of those who are underwater on their mortgage would offer the same advice.
In 2009, 35 million taxpayers, or 70
percent of home owners with a mortgage, claimed the mortgage deduction in that year.
94
percent of home owners and potential buyers surveyed say that home ownership is a critical piece to their long - term financial planning.
Lowe's, which surveys consumers every quarter, says that its most recent poll showed that 50
percent of the home owners surveyed reported that the value of their home is rising — marking a survey high (ever since Lowe's began polling home owners in 2007).
Forty - four
percent of home owners «strongly disapproved» and 17 % «somewhat disapproved» of the President's performance earning the President a 61 percent disapproval rating.
Sixty - six
percent of home owners that used a REALTOR ® to sell their home were successful vs. 30 percent of FSBO's, reflecting a 120 percent higher closing rate for those home sellers using a REALTOR ®.
Fifity percent of Arizona Real Estate Professionals think home prices will stay the same over the next six months; Sixty - two
percent of home owners think home prices will decrease
Eighty - one percent of Arizona Real Estate Professionals think home prices will increase over the next six months; Fifty - five
percent of home owners think home prices will increase
Eighty percent of Arizona Real Estate Professionals think home prices will increase over the next six months; Thirty - eight
percent of home owners think home prices will increase
In contrast, just five percent of real estate professionals and 14
percent of home owners think home values will decrease in the next two years.
The same survey also found that 54
percent of home owners would buy or install smart home products if they were selling their home because they believe it would make the home sell faster.
And 93
percent of home owners surveyed said they'd buy again.
Thirty - five percent of respondents say it's most important to them that their neighbors be home owners, and 51
percent of home owners say they prefer to have other home owners as neighbors.
More than 20
percent of home owners are upside down on their mortgage, and generally, refinancing is not an option.
The FHA says it will OK loans on projects in which 15
percent of the home owners are 60 days late on their HOA dues.
Yet, only six
percent of home owners are nonprime borrowers with adjustable rate loans that are resetting to higher rates.
Twenty - seven
percent of home owners surveyed say they've used their smartphones to help with the remodeling of their homes.
Hardwoods are the most desired flooring throughout a home, but 38
percent of home owners also said they planned to add carpet in the master bedroom.
Fifty - nine
percent of home owners that used a real estate professional to sell their home were successful vs. 39 percent of for - sale - by - owners, reflecting a 50 percent higher closing rate for those home sellers using a professional.
The results of a new survey were published July 12, 2010, and it turns out that — even amid all the current economic gloom — only nine
percent of home owners regret having bought their properties.
Single women, for example, now comprise 22
percent of the home owner market, up from 15 percent in the 1990s.
Not exact matches
Over 30 years, those
home upkeep costs and property taxes will eat into 50
percent of the income the
home owner isn't spending on rent.
But the renter only gets to live on 55
percent of their take -
home pay during their life while the
home owner lives on 85
percent.
So the
home owner's true take -
home savings are just 15
percent of income.
For the sake
of simplicity, let's assume our median American
home owner pays a median American property tax
of 1
percent of the
home value per year — which is lower than many countries surrounding major metros.
On average,
home owners spend 15
percent of their after tax income on their mortgage, while renters spend 30
percent of their after tax income on rent.
During the worst days
of the housing crash, 43
percent of Tampa Bay
homes were «seriously underwater» — their
owners owed at least 25
percent more than the
home's value.Figures released today show that just 9.4
percent of homes with mortgages now fi...
Going forward, that means you'll need names, birth dates, Social Security numbers,
home addresses and
percent of ownership for anyone deemed a beneficial
owner.
What is more, according to a recent survey, about 63
percent of owners plan on selling their
homes because they find it increasingly difficult to carry a mortgage.
Some 52
percent of all rental units in the U.S. are single - family
homes, housing 27
percent of all renters.i Most, 3.60 million, were originally built for
owner occupancy but passed into the ranks
of rentals when their
owners lost them through foreclosure.
From 2000 to 2012, the number
of owner - occupied
homes dropped from 59.3
percent to 52.2
percent, a Pew Charitable Trust survey found.
In most suburban towns, Mahoney's proposed tax decrease, which averages 1.2
percent, would result in $ 4 to $ 7 in annual savings for the
owner of a $ 100,000
home, according to the budget proposal.
A Council spokesperson said member income was not part
of the discussion on the rebate, which would reach about 75
percent of home, coop, and condo
owners.
It says that, based on data provided by the majority
of owners via OnStar, only 45
percent of them charge off a 220 - volt
home system, though the
owners charge on average 1.4 times per day, which means many recharge at work or in public spaces.
By the end
of the second quarter, more than 12.3 million
homes were equity rich — meaning their
owners owed less than 50
percent of the property's value on outstanding mortgages — according to real... View Article
Our semi-absentee ownership option is so popular that 60
percent of our new
owners have opened a title loan franchise outside their
home states.
It would seem logical a 30 - year fixed - rate loan below 5
percent would lure a stampede
of home buyers, as well as
home owners to take advantage
of mortgage rates.
provides a uniform view
of neighborhoods nationwide based on dozens
of factors, including
home values, income levels, employment rates, educational attainment,
percent of owner - occupied
homes, and local school district ratings.
The Neighborhood Rating provides a uniform view
of neighborhoods nationwide based on dozens
of factors, including
home values, income levels, employment rates, educational attainment,
percent of owner - occupied
homes, and local school district ratings.
Median
home value, median income,
percent employed,
percent of owner - occupied
homes, and average school rating.
(1)
Percent of mortgaged owner - occupied housing units spending 30 percent or more of household income on selected owner costs such as all mortgage payments (first mortgage, home equity loans, etc.), real estate taxes, property insurance, utilities, fuel and condominium fees if appl
Percent of mortgaged
owner - occupied housing units spending 30
percent or more of household income on selected owner costs such as all mortgage payments (first mortgage, home equity loans, etc.), real estate taxes, property insurance, utilities, fuel and condominium fees if appl
percent or more
of household income on selected
owner costs such as all mortgage payments (first mortgage,
home equity loans, etc.), real estate taxes, property insurance, utilities, fuel and condominium fees if applicable.
Pet
owner surveys conducted by Packaged Facts in 2015 reveal good price to be the top factor influencing the purchase
of a pet oral care product, cited by 41
percent of respondents, with veterinarian recommendation at 36
percent; 43
percent of pet
owners choose not to have their pets» teeth cleaned by a veterinarian because they believe that cleaning a pet's teeth at
home is just as effective.
The National Pet
Owners Survey claims that in 2007, 63
percent of all households in the United States had at least one pet — that's more than 70 million
homes.
According to the 2007 - 2008 National Pet
Owners Survey, 63
percent of U.S. households own a pet, which equates to 71.1 million
homes throughout the country.