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[Harry]

There are three things you should look at first. Are you are thinking about buying a new home, have a good credit score, and plan on living in that home for a couple of years? If you fall under these three categories you should go out and purchase a new home today.
Builders are offering exclusive deals on the purchase of a new home. The incentives that builders are offering are incredible. Some builders are knocking tens of thousands of dollars of the purchase a new home. In Arizona you can find homes for as low as $99,000. Are you kidding me! Builders are bending over backwards to sell a home. The inventory of move in ready homes is high. This is obviously a good thing for home buyers. Get your free pool, upgrades, or take off thousands of dollars off the price. Some of these incentives are exclusively to people with good credit.

[dallas broker]

It is a great time to buy a new home, but be careful on the reputaton of builder, financial status, and surrounding neighborhoods.  There are some great incentives and discounts on the market right now throughout the U.S.  Find a good broker, a great location, and negotiate the best possible sale price on your new home.

[Holoyarses]

Yes, it's really great time to buy a new home now, but don't hurry. You should be careful and try to get as much as it's possible information about you new home before making a decision. You shouldn't hurry, because sometimes offers look deceptive.

[michlele21]

i think the best to buy a house is Las Vegas and California.

[RebelBroker]

I am pretty firmly in the "It is going to be a double dip" camp when it comes to the economy. We are just coming out of the first dip now. I talk about this in my latest podcast, but we are going to see a big burst of new foreclosures next year.

Interests rates are also going to go up. Remember what happened the last time we printed tons of money - interests rates went over 20%! Just look back to the recession of the '70s for examples of how screwed up things got.

So the question is, will interests rates rise enough to pretty much make a drop in prices over the next year a wash? I think it will be pretty close to that kind of a situation, which is one reason I don't have a huge problem considering buying before the second dip of this market.

But the person who times it just right and hits their purchase just before rates increase is going to get the "I got the best deal" award of the year.

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