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We have tremendous news. We now have a team of Certified Investor Agent Specialists (CIAS) including the Investor Education and Tools associated with the Own America Investor Certification Program (OICP). This Investor team has the extensive training required to turn real estate into a wealth-building tool for you and everyone you know.
Did you know that according to the National Association of Realtors®, 40 percent of all investors in 2010 made less than $75,000 in annual income? With the right tools and information, we can help put real estate investing within reach of individuals who thought they couldn’t afford it. With prices and lending rates at historical lows, you can’t afford not to invest in real estate with our Nexus!
“In addition to strong returns on rental property, investors can anticipate solid home appreciation over the long haul ... the metrics on home prices in relation to consumer prices imply a 14% undervaluation. The metrics on home prices in relation to rental rates imply a 20% undervaluation.”
Also, "Rents rose at a better than 3 percent annualized rate in the third quarter of 2011, according to government data.”
—Lawrence Yun, NAR Chief Economist
The housing market is one of the most critical elements outside of unemployment that is critical to our nations recovery. Finally, someone has called the White House on the carpet on behalf of home-owners. As the best advocates of home ownership rights, the National Association of Realtors President Ron Phipps calls President Obama for a Housing Summit prior to any proposed legislation and regulatory rule changes that could further put the housing crisis into a tail spin. Read more here...
On another note, President Obama promotes another program that will focus on improving the re-finance criteria for credit worthy individuals who have been meeting their mortgage obilgations even if the borrower is in a short equity position. The new program/guidelines would be one of the first positive moves for credit worthy borrowers wanting to stay where they currently are living. This program should instill more consumer confidence into the marketplace. Details here...
