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Mortgage rates safe – for now

By Lou Barnes, Thursday, May 13, 2004.

Mortgage rates have stabilized below 6.5 percent for the low-fee deals, but the underlying Treasury-bond market continued to deteriorate.

Yields on U.S. Treasurys drive all interest rates everywhere, except in moments when the proud owners of $5 trillion worth of mortgages try to protect themselves by short-sale hedging in the smaller, $3.5-trillion Treasury market. The last two months have been one of those moments; 10-year T-notes reached 4.84 percent at mid-week, and haven't done better than 4.77 percent since. A full percent rise in 60 days...  more...

Real estate agents learn profitability ropes Premium Content

By Bernice Ross, Thursday, May 13, 2004.

(Part 1 of a four-part series. See Parts 2, 3 and 4.)

The National Association of Realtors has just reached the million-member mark. Only 10 percent-20 percent will be in business five years from now. Have you ever wondered why?  more...

Understanding real estate agency

By Robert Bruss, Thursday, May 13, 2004.

With house and condo buyers now out of their winter hibernation, and with fears of mortgage interest rate increases causing buyer panic in some areas, we're now in the traditional spring peak home-buying season.  more...

Second-floor additions make real estate sense

By Paul Bianchina, Thursday, May 13, 2004.

Second-floor additions can be a wonderful option for those people with a house and a neighborhood that they love, but with no room to add out to accommodate growing space needs. Even if you have the space for a first-floor addition, adding up may still make sense if you're looking to maximize views or perhaps provide some additional privacy for a home office or and additional rental space.  more...

'Overhyped' building products likely to disappoint

By Arrol Gellner, Thursday, May 13, 2004.

Once again, it's time for an Architext tradition reaching back nearly a fifth of a decade: the Horrible Architectural Materials Better Off Not Existing Awards, or HAMBONEs. These, you may recall, go to the least durable, most overhyped, or most just-plain-pointless products on the home improvement market.  more...

 
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