Fed to allow interest rates to rise in the first quarter 2010

Fed to allow interest rates to rise in the first quarter 2010

"ALL GOOD THINGS MUST COME TO AN END..." Last week, the Fed restated that, once again that their Mortgage Backed Security (MBS) purchase program (the program that has done much keep home loan rates low for most of the last year...will end on March 31, 2010.

This means there will be less money to borrow. Simple supply & demand...less money to borrow means interest rates to rise!

It is important that buyers get in line for the lower current interest rates early while the supply is high and the rate is low.

This will put double pressure on prices in the short term, especially from early Feb. through mid March. Higher interest rates on the horizon and the end to the tax credits, along with a shortage of inventory means prices will rise quickly in the first quarter, especially in the under $500K market.

Buy early and save 3 ways...Lower prices and lower interest rates now along with the tax credits.
Call me now to see how you can beat the rush, get a great home with low interest rates at a good price and use your $8000 or $6500 tax credit. 760-436-0087



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