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March 2008

How’s your credit? Part II: 8 Steps to Building Good Credit

Mar. 11, 2008
Whether we like it or not, it’s a fact: our credit score matters; if we want to buy stuff, it matters a lot. But if you don’t have great credit, take heart: there are 8 very real steps you can take to clean it up.

Looking to buy or refinance? There’s one question every lender will ask: How’s your credit?

Mar. 11, 2008
If you’re looking to buy a home or refinance your mortgage, what will you answer when your lender asks: How’s your credit?

The only thing we have to fear is fear itself

Mar. 5, 2008
To read the rest of this post, about what government leaders are doing to help get the housing market – and the economy – back on track, visit http://www.myphoenixmls.com/phoenix-blog.asp.

How the Phoenix-area real estate market is like my backyard, or, how the real estate market could turn around this spring

Mar. 5, 2008
In the real estate market we had an overgrowth of new homes (because builders got caught up in the real estate boom and ramped up production to meet the over-inflated demand, which is now gone). Now we have more vacant new homes on the market than we hav