LAS VEGAS HOME BUYERS
BARGAIN BUS TOUR
The current market is a “Golden Opportunity” for buyers. Let the Las Vegas Home Buyers BARGAIN BUS TOUR help you find that great deal. DON’T WAIT to Buy
Real Estate. BUY Real Estate And Wait. If you wait, rates could go up and the market could cool off and sellers will not be as negotiable.
Our BARGAIN BUS TOUR team consists of a Realtor (Sandy Margolin), Lender, Title Representative and an Appraiser. Your team will assist you every step of the way.
The bus leaves every Saturday and Sunday at 10:00am and returns at 3:00pm. The tour includes: Foreclosures, Bank Owned, Short Sales and Homes To Be Auctioned. We serve all areas with home bargains. On the bus we will see from 8 to 10 homes, we will give you a packet to include comparable sales for each home, a finance sheet showing you what your payment options are and rental rates in each area. We will be leaving promptly at 10:00am, we will serve a box lunch sometime between 12:00 – 1:00 and we will return by 3:00pm.
There has never been a time like this before!! It’s FUN and it’s FREE. Get pre-qualified and ready to buy your dream home or investment property and take advantage of today’s changed real estate market. Buyers and Investors Don’t Miss The Boat. CATCH THE BUS.
To reserve your seat on the Las Vegas Home Buyers BARGAIN BUS TOUR. Please call Sandy Margolin at 1-888-917-2262.
According to Lending Tree “The thing that will make home prices stop falling is the very same thing that will push mortgage rates higher” says Jim Svinth, chief economist at mortgage firm Lending Tree. So anything you gain by a further drop in prices might be offset by rising financing costs.
Consider a typical home that sells for $218,900, you put 20% down and get a 30 year fixed rate mortgage at 5.5%. Monthly principal and interest come to $994.31. Let’s say 12 months from now the same house goes for 10% less, or $197,010, but by then the recession is history and the Fed is jacking up rates to stem inflation. If mortgage costs rise just half a point to 6% your monthly payment would be 994.94 and you would have saved nothing. Mean while, home prices might steady and sellers might become less willing to negotiate. And you have spent a year living some place you ‘d rather not be.
