Check out these steps to being able to live retirement the way you expect.
Seven Steps to a Sound Retirement
Sunday, November 14, 2010
Thursday, October 28, 2010
155 Deer Ridge Circle Cir
155 Deer Ridge Circle Cir
Check out this 2005 home just 10 minutes north of I-10 off of N. Monroe.
Check out this 2005 home just 10 minutes north of I-10 off of N. Monroe.
Sunday, October 17, 2010
155 Deer Ridge Circle Cir
155 Deer Ridge Circle Cir Check out this new listing in Havana, just 10 minutes north of I-10 and Monroe. Large corner lot, well maintained, one owner, split bedroom plan.
Monday, September 20, 2010
"Why is now a great time to buy? 10 reasons:
1. You can get a good deal. Prices are down 30 percent on average.
They're at a level that makes sense for people's income.
2. Mortgages are cheap. At 4.3 percent on average for a 30-year
fixed-rate mortgage, your costs to own are down by a fifth from two
years ago.
3. You can save on taxes. When you add up the deductions for mortgage
interest and others, the cost of owning can drop below renting for a
comparable place.
4. It'll be yours. The one benefit to owning that never changes is that
you can paint your walls orange if you want (generally speaking; there
might be some community restrictions). How many landlords will let you
do that?
5. You can get a better home. In some markets, it's simply the case that
the nicest places are for-sale homes and condos.
6. It offers some inflation protection. Historically, appreciation over
time outpaces inflation.
7. It's risk capital. If the economy picks up, you stand to benefit from
that, even if you're goal is just to have a nice place to live.
8. It's forced savings. A part of your payment each month goes to
equity.
9. There is a lot to choose from. There are some 4 million homes
available today, about a year's supply. Now's the time to find something
you like and get it.
10. Sooner or later the market will clear. The U.S. is expected to grow
by another 100 million people in 40 years. They have to live somewhere.
Demand will eventually outpace supply.
Source: Wall Street Journal, Brett Arends (9/16/10)"
They're at a level that makes sense for people's income.
2. Mortgages are cheap. At 4.3 percent on average for a 30-year
fixed-rate mortgage, your costs to own are down by a fifth from two
years ago.
3. You can save on taxes. When you add up the deductions for mortgage
interest and others, the cost of owning can drop below renting for a
comparable place.
4. It'll be yours. The one benefit to owning that never changes is that
you can paint your walls orange if you want (generally speaking; there
might be some community restrictions). How many landlords will let you
do that?
5. You can get a better home. In some markets, it's simply the case that
the nicest places are for-sale homes and condos.
6. It offers some inflation protection. Historically, appreciation over
time outpaces inflation.
7. It's risk capital. If the economy picks up, you stand to benefit from
that, even if you're goal is just to have a nice place to live.
8. It's forced savings. A part of your payment each month goes to
equity.
9. There is a lot to choose from. There are some 4 million homes
available today, about a year's supply. Now's the time to find something
you like and get it.
10. Sooner or later the market will clear. The U.S. is expected to grow
by another 100 million people in 40 years. They have to live somewhere.
Demand will eventually outpace supply.
Source: Wall Street Journal, Brett Arends (9/16/10)"
Monday, September 6, 2010
Saturday, August 21, 2010
Gerontology
Gerontology is the study of the social psychological and biological aspects of aging it is distiguished from geriatrics which is the branch of medicine that studies the disease of the elderly
Just so you know.
Just so you know.
Tuesday, July 27, 2010
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