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Housing Crash 2025? Not So Fast.
If the Asking Price Isn’t Compelling, It’s Not Selling
Why Overpricing Your Home Almost Always Backfires
🏡 15-Year vs. 30-Year Mortgage: Is Paying It Off Faster Worth the Squeeze?
Is the Orlando Housing Market Crashing? Here’s What Central Florida Buyers and Sellers Need to Know
🍼 Baby-Proofing Your New Home: The Ultimate Room-by-Room Safety Checklist
How Seasons Impact Central Florida Home Sales
  • Orlando real estate agent Ted Moseley debunks housing market crash myth in blog article.

    Housing Crash 2025? Not So Fast.

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  • 🏡 15-Year vs. 30-Year Mortgage: Is Paying It Off Faster Worth the Squeeze?

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  • Is the Orlando Housing Market Crashing? Here’s What Central Florida Buyers and Sellers Need to Know

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  • Florida in the Spring

    How Seasons Impact Central Florida Home Sales

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    Buyer Representation is Changing: What You Need to Know

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  • ‘Haunted’ Homes a Target for Lowball Offers, WIth Sellers Unlikely to Disclose

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  • Private Mortgage Insurance – The Key to First-Time Homeownership

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  • Buying a Home Isn’t All That Scary!

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  • Your Debt-to-Income Ratio and Your Mortgage

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  • Choose Mortgage Over Rent and Own a Home

    House prices come with a lot of digits, but that shouldn’t scare you away from buying a home. A mortgage”as opposed to rent”allows you to slowly purchase your home over time. So, instead of paying rent and helping somebody else pay their mortgage, why not invest in your own property? According to the InCharge Institute

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  • How to Avoid Having to Buy Private Mortgage Insurance

    Some mortgage lenders allow homebuyers to put down less than 20 percent of a houses purchase price, but those loans are riskier from a lenders perspective. A lender generally requires a buyer who puts down less than 20 percent to purchase private mortgage insurance (PMI) to protect the lender in case the borrower defaults or

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  • Tips for Veterans Buying a Home with VA Loan

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  • Why You Shouldn’t Drain Your Savings Account to Cover a Down Payment

    If you want to buy a home, youll probably need to make a substantial down payment. Putting down 20 percent can help you avoid paying hundreds of dollars each month for private mortgage insurance. You may be thinking about using all the money in your savings account for a down payment, but that could be

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  • Mortgage Options for Veterans

    The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) assists active-duty military members, veterans and surviving spouses who wish to buy a house. The VA offers loans with fewer fees and competitive interest rates that can help military families afford to buy homes in a variety of financial circumstances. EligibilityActive-duty military members, reservists, National Guard and veterans are

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  • How to Find Money for a Down Payment

    One of the most important steps in buying a house is saving enough money for a down payment. Depending on the type of mortgage you obtain, you could have to put down as much as 20 percent, or significantly less. Even if your lender only requires you to put a small percentage of the purchase

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  • Need a Mortgage Loan? Understand What Affects Your Interest Rate

    The mortgage process can be complicated if you jump in without any prior knowledge on home-buying and lending. The best tool you can arm yourself with is an understanding of how your mortgage interest rate is calculated. Credit Can Make or Break You Your credit score will determine how reliable you are in the lending

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  • Pros and Cons of Buying a House in a Subdivision

    If youre searching for a new home, you might want to consider looking in a subdivision. You could find a house with amenities that homes in other neighborhoods lack, but there are some downsides to consider. What Are Houses Like in a Subdivision?Houses in a subdivision were most likely built by the same construction company.

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  • What Private Mortgage Insurance Is and How to Avoid It

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  • 3 Ways to Save for a Down Payment

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  • 6 Major Mortgage Mistakes

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  • Do Driveways Matter? Absolutely!

    When a potential homebuyer comes by to look at your home, they will most likely park their car and walk to the front door via the driveway. And that means one of the earliest impressions they will have of your home in-person is of the driveway itself. While we tend not to think much about

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  • Finding the Best Interest Rate on a Mortgage

    Mortgage brokers and other real estate experts can often help homebuyers find the best interest rate on a mortgage that fits their needs, but that doesnt mean borrowers shouldnt shop around so that they’re well informed before talking to an expert. Here are a few things consumers can do to get the best interest rate

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  • The Importance of Home Equity

    If you’ve owned a home for several years and made responsible financial decisions, you may have built a significant amount of equity. Home equity is the difference between the current market value of your house and the amount you still owe on the mortgage. If the value is greater than the debt, you have positive

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  • Buy a Home With Enough Storage Space

    For many families, having enough storage space is essential. To avoid clutter, consider these factors before buying a home: Are the closets big enough to fit all your clothes or kids toys? Does the bathroom allow enough dedicated space for cosmetics and toiletries? Would a lack of food storage cut into space for cookware in

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  • Understanding Private Mortgage Insurance

    Mortgage lenders typically want borrowers to put down 20 percent of the purchase price toward a home. For borrowers who do not have a lot of money for a down payment, it can be difficult to qualify for a mortgage. Some lenders approve mortgages with less money down, but those borrowers are considered a higher

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  • Which Mortgage Type Is Right for You?

    Most people who want to purchase a house cant afford to pay cash and therefore need to take out a mortgage. The type of loan you choose will depend on your financial circumstances and plans and can have a significant impact on your monthly costs, so its essential to understand all your options. Government or

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  • 5 Mistakes to Avoid When Shopping For a Home

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  • Who Pays for Title Insurance and How Do I Find a Company?

    Buying title insurance is a pretty straightforward process. A title company will walk you through the process and will do almost all of the work itself. Still, there are some things to know about how to find a good title insurance company and how much the service costs. When buying title insurance, look to your

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  • Some Home-Closing Costs Are Worth Negotiating

    Closing costs are 2-5 percent of the purchase price of a home, resulting in an average of $3,700 in fees for paperwork required to buy a house. Thats a lot of money to come up with when you may have already put everything toward a down payment. Some fees from mortgage lenders are required by

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  • 7 Costly Mistakes You’re Making in Your Home

    Homes cost a lot of money to maintain. But are you spending extra money unnecessarily on upkeep? Here are seven of the most expensive mistakes you could be making in your home: 1. Using Traditional Light Bulbs.If you still have incandescent light bulbs in your home, you could be throwing a lot of money away

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  • To Rent or to Buy? That Is the Question

    Many renters, especially young couples planning to settle down and start a family, debate whether to keep renting an apartment or buy a home. Depending on your financial situation and long-term goals, though, one option may be better than the other. To determine if its the right time for you to start searching for a

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  • Why Mortgage ‘Comfort’ Letters Are No Reason to Panic

    What is a comfort letter, and why might you need to submit one? The mortgage process when purchasing a home can be tricky. There’s a ton of paperwork to read through and sign”so much that your hand might cramp up from the vast amounts of signatures required. But don’t worry if your mortgage lender requests

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  • Pros and Cons of Choosing a House on a Cul-de-Sac

    Many homebuyers choose to a purchase a house on a cul-de-sac just to avoid a busy street. However, there are pros and cons you should be aware of up front. Traffic Since there’s only one way in and out, a cul-de-sac has less traffic than a typical street. Parking Depending on the size and layout

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  • Pros and Cons of Choosing a House in a Rural Area

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  • Unexpected Costs for First-Time Homebuyers

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