Wednesday, February 3, 2010
Tuesday, February 2, 2010
Saturday, November 28, 2009
Bay View Homes For Sale
Bay View is a great walkable neighborhood. Close to Parks and The Lake and shopping what more could you want in a neighborhood? There are a lot of real estate bargains in Bay View today. There are about 80 homes for sale priced beween $80,000 and $200,000 today. Perhaps it is time to stop making your landlord rich and start building equity. Did you know you can purchase a home with FHA financing with just 3.5% down. Did you know you can also receive an $8000 tax credit? Call us today at 414-416-9194 or 414-224-4732 for a fast and friendly pre-approval. This is what you need before you start your home search.
Thursday, November 5, 2009
$8000 Tax Credit To Be Extended
The $8000 Federal First Time Home Buyer Tax Credit will most likely be extended. The Senate passed a bill yesterday extending it until the end of June and inserted a $6500 credit for homeowners who have owned for five years and are buying a different property. Certain income limits apply. Stay tuned. The Bill now goes to the House and the President.
Wednesday, October 28, 2009
Fall Colors
Have you seen the Fall colors? Take the time to take a drive and catch some colors before it's too late.
Monday, October 19, 2009
Friday, October 16, 2009
Mortgage Rates Are Still Low
Mortgages remins at 5% or below in Wisconsin for borrowers with good credit and equity. We are offering a 4.25% rate on a 30 year term where the rate is locked for 5 years. Call to apply. 414-416-9194
Monday, August 24, 2009
Hoan Bridge
You just have to scratch your head and wonder why some ideas are floated. Take for example the Hoan Bridge discussion. The thought is if it wasn't there it would open up the Jones Island area to development. That's what was said about the Park East Freeway. I don't know if you have seen North Water street lately but the proposed hotels etc. have not been built. There is vacant land downtown as a result. Do commuters want to wait for a lift bridge or drawbridge? The reason the Hoan was built in 1977 was so drivers wouldn't have to stop when ships entered the Port of Milwaukee. How long would it take for the area under the Hoan to be developed? 20 years? 50 years? Is there any reason why we shouldn't keep the Hoan Bridge? What do you think? Shouldn't the discussion be about adding bike lanes?
Saturday, August 15, 2009
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