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NAR study says the average age of homebuyer is 31

Home building outlook is cautiously optimistic Although recent months have seen improvement in the number of housing starts and permits pulled, it will be multi-family builders that feel the...

First-time homebuyers may have to compromise - Real Estate - Wire - MyrtleBeachOnline.com After about six months of looking, Richard Mallek and his wife, Susan, are ready to close on their first home, a three-bedroom sanctuary with old Florida charm in Boynton Beach, Fla.

Builders Build at Fastest Pace in 4 Years The pace of housing starts in December offered a “solid ending to 2012 and a promising start to 2013,” according to the National Association of Home Builders. 

What Did It Take to Get a Mortgage in 2012? Ellie Mae released data showing the average qualifications of a loan applicant last year. 

Housing rebound gives economy more pop Economic Report Consumers are feeling pinched by higher taxes, and business investment has been choppy, so it’s a good thing the housing sector continues to build...

Another long closing

The problems continue and many fear with the new changes to lending guidelines that sub-prime (below 640) is going to just get worse. What do you think?

So you want a new home? Maybe a nice waterfront home, somewhere where you can put a boat in the back, get up in the morning, jump in that boat and go fishing in the gulf of Mexico? HOAP Homes has just the thing, our project in Cape Coral, FL is now underway. Our gorgeous 2300 sq ft home is being built at 1518 NW 40th PL in Cape Coral, and this home has all the upgrades already included and you can be the proud owner of this beauty without all the hassle of trying to obtain construction financing. Visit us at HOAPHomes.com to find out about homeowning made simple.

There is no doubt that the housing market has a pulse. There are many areas experiencing low levels of inventory because they have dug out from under many foreclosures. With the lack of inventory, new growth is revealed in active building. Prices have not returned to a solid healthy level but that will come with time as distance from foreclosure sales increases. Yet what are we hearing about lending? Probably the slowest to recover will be buyers who have had their credit and cash reserves dwindled or erased all together. Sure, good credit people are finding some headway, but the largest market is those under 660 score. This is where HOAP can provide solid solutions.