Interest rates are sitting at lows in the 3-4% range and housing prices are 20-50% off their all-time highs, yet real estate buyers are still on the sidelines. An argument can be made that the economy with upwards of 10% unemployment is the key reason for the slump. Being the optimist, I see the employment (not unemployment) rate at 90% and some great buying oportunities. My question is why do you think the housing market is still so soft? OR is a recovery just around the corner?

September 2012

Just Listed in Gambrills/Crofton

Here's your chance to own a Custom built Home in Gambrills/Crofton on a peaceful 1 1/2 Acre lot. Huge 5/6 Bedroom 4 1/2 Bath Colonial with 3 car Garage. Dual Staircase. Master Suite with Jetted 2 Person tub, Custom paver Patio with Fire pit and Walkway. Large Deck. Granite Counters, Hardwood floors throughout Main level and Master, Huge 57x 25 Finished basement, Fruit trees and much much more!

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List of Foreclosed Homes in Crofton, Gambrills, Odenton and Severn.

Homes Ranging from $44,000 to $499,000 located in Crofton, Gambrills, Odenton and Severn, Maryland.

Foreclosure List

Time to Buy Investment Property?

Is it time to buy investment properties?

Lately, I have been previewing homes around Ft. Meade and have found a number of potentially good deals. A house that would have sold for 350,000 a few years ago is now foreclosed and listed at 215,000! Garage townhouses that would have sold around 375,000 now foreclosed and offered at 250,000!

With prices down, extremely low interest rates and BRAC adding thousands of jobs to Ft. Meade, there may have never been a better time to start looking.

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Washington D.C. housing market in recovery mode: MRIS/Delta

Washington D.C. housing market in recovery mode: MRIS/Delta