Sunday, February 19, 2012

Riverside first time home buyers the housing crisis is officially over!

It’s official the housing crisis is OVER for Riverside first time home buyers! 

How do I know? I saw it on the internet and all it took was $431 to do it!

The end of the housing crisis has been a topic of discussion since before it really began.
As far back as 2008, the Wall Street journal was predicting an end to the housing crisis. “It is very likely that April 2008 will mark the bottom of the U.S. housing market.”

In September of 2008 (9/11 to be exact) CnnMoney said:
“A handful of economists and analysts predict the slump will bottom out, and home prices will level off by next summer - advice worth listening to.”

Obviously Nostradamus has nothing to worry about!
Read the complete article for more expert opinions on the housing crisis

Tuesday, February 14, 2012

Temecula first time home buyers do you know what your wireless carrier is doing with your information?

Mobile devices have become indispensable for first time home buyers. They can search for homes, find open houses, and check out virtual tours. Mobile devices allow first time home buyers to do virtually everything their home computer does.

But at what price?

This video shares How carriers gather, track and sell your private data


Network from Michael Rigley on Vimeo.

So, we get to pay them each month to have our personal data harvested?

Hmmm!

Monday, February 13, 2012

Temecula first time home buyers best educated or most mis-educated?

First time home buyers in Temecula entering today’s housing market are considered by many to be the best educated first time home buyers in history. The internet has given them access to more information than any generation of first time home buyers.

Unfortunately today’s Temecula first time home buyers may also be the most “mis-educated” first time home buyers in history. According to Thefreedictionary.com: mis-educate means To educate improperly.
Maybe a better definition would be to educate with misinformation?

“It must be true, I read it on the internet”, is intended to be a tongue in cheek statement but when that information agrees with something you’ve already been told, especially by friends and family members, it tends to become true in your mind and may be creating unrealistic expectations for you or mis-education.
Read the complete article