Posts tagged ‘buying a home in wisconsin’

March 27, 2014

Wisconsin Housing Affordability Index still high.

Wisconsin Housing Affordability Index still high.

  What is the Wisconsin Housing Affordability Index? This number shows what percentage of a median priced home a buyer with a median family income could afford, assuming  current mortgage rates and 20% down. So, a typical buyer could afford 245% of a median priced home in Wisconsin.    While still very affordable, the Housing […]

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March 24, 2014

Buying Cheaper than Renting. Would you like to get started?

Buying Cheaper than Renting. Would you like to get started?

For those that are ready to settle down, buying makes great sense. This graphic indicates that in the top 100 major metros, buying is cheaper than renting.  Think about that… and go search FirstWeber.com in your desired area.  Determine what you can afford monthly, based on your personal experience with your current rent, and also […]

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March 10, 2014

95% of first time home buyers need a mortgage. Choose your Lender wisely.

95% of first time home buyers need a mortgage. Choose your Lender wisely.

The vast majority of first time home buyers need to obtain a mortgage in order to buy a home. While we realize that much research is done online these days, in just about every purchase, it is very important to work with a local lender rather than an online mortgage entity.  States have different mortgage […]

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February 27, 2014

A Homeowner’s Guide to Taxes – from houzz

A Homeowner’s Guide to Taxes – from houzz

A Homeowner’s Guide To Taxes  Tax season can be a real pain in the wallet, but if you’re a homeowner, tax deductions and credits can lessen the blow. We’ll help you find all the opportunities to maximize your return. READ AT HOUZZ  A Homeowner’s Guide to Taxes.   There are many financial benefits of being […]

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February 11, 2014

Bottom Line: Buy sooner rather than later and here’s why.

Bottom Line: Buy sooner rather than later and here’s why.

“If you are a first time buyer or a move-up buyer, the cost of the mortgage on your new home will probably increase as we move through the year. If the timing makes sense, buying sooner rather than later may save you a substantial amount of money over the long term in lower mortgage payments.” Source […]

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