Real Estate 2007 is picking up in So. Cal. and seems as if it is going to be a good year! and we feel very strongly that interest rates will come down to a rate where we should see a lot of purchases .. [read more]

Happy New Year from your friends at HouseSeeker4u.com. We hope that you all had a great year, and we wish you the best of luck for a healthy and prosperous 2007. Please feel free to contact us any tim.. [read more]

From all of us here in Southern California "Happy Thanksgiving" and have a great holiday season...  I have a feeling its going to be a wonderful  2007 for the Real Estate Mark.. [read more]

To the surprise of many of us in the Real Estate industry prices are holding nicely not going up or down too much in most areas. Hopefully interest rates will stay the same and we can expect a good 20.. [read more]

The year 2007 is looking promising for the Real Estate Market.  The reason for this is because of the improved condition for buyers who are now becoming more flexible while interest rates are nea.. [read more]

Real Estate as an investment some feel the good ole days of investing in real estate are over? (What do you think?)  Are they ?  I feel in this type of market  it's a great time to.. [read more]

With the ever-increasing number of unsold homes in almost every real estate market, the challenges for sellers also increase. Not only are sellers finding that they might have to settle for lower pric.. [read more]

Despite the rumors of Real Estate prices going down in California and interest rates rising, the overall market is still strong and there are still good deals out there. This would be a great time for.. [read more]

After several months of decline in nationwide home sales, the market appears to be picking back up. Indicators used in the study by the National Association of Home Builders refer to falling mortgage .. [read more]

Your credit score definitely matters when it comes time to get your mortgage. The higher the score, the better the rate you are likely to receive from your lender. Most mortgage lenders use your FICO .. [read more]