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Has the Housing Market Hit Bottom?

By Christian Hill

Many people are trying to call this the bottom of the housing market. While the loudest voices may be those with self-serving interests (namely, realtor groups), there is some real optimism creeping in.

The most recent Housing Opportunity Index - released by the National Association of Homebuilders and Wells Fargo Bank - shows that almost 73 percent of homes sold in the first quarter of this year were "affordable." In order to qualify as "affordable," the total costs of a home (mortgage, taxes, etc.) must not exceed 28percent of the median family income (currently $64,000).

A few factors contributed to this jump in affordability, and it is a bit of a good news/bad news situation.

Plummeting home prices are a major factor in affordability. Unfortunately, the recent drop in prices is primarily due to foreclosures, which means that someone had to lose their home for it to become affordable for someone else. And until foreclosures slow down, prices won't stabilize.

Another factor is record low interest rates, which hovered near 5 percent for a 30-year fixed loan at the end of the first quarter. This is good for individuals who qualify for those loans, but many who need a lower rate to be able to stay in their homes don't qualify.

I think the housing market will find its true bottom by the end of the year, when the Obama administration does something to tackle the last roadblock: the vast number of homeowners who are currently underwater.

While there are still obstacles in the housing market, it seems like now is a great time to buy. Sure, prices may come down a little more, but the drastic drops appear to be behind us (and trying to time any market perfectly never works). If you find a home you like, at a price you like, don't second-guess yourself. Interest rates won't stay this low forever, and neither will prices.

And if you are looking for the country's most affordable large city, check out Indianapolis. It has topped the list for the last 15 quarters.

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Intellectualize the reality that life isn't perfect.

Why? because just about everyone claims to understand this reality, but I don't believe most people take the trouble to analyze what it really means.

In The Road Less Traveled, Dr. M. Scott Peck pointed out that one of the most traumatic moments of a child's life is when he discovers that his parents aren't perfect. Likewise, I believe one of the most traumatic moments of a parent's life is when he/she discovers that his/her child isn't perfect. You can reduce your stress many times over by accepting the reality that there is no perfect child, parent, spouse, home, city, or job.

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How to Evaluate a Rental Property in 60 Seconds

By Julie Broad

When you start looking for a rental property to buy, you might find yourself overwhelmed by all of the places that are on the market. Your realtor may be sending you a bunch of listings, and you may have a list of properties you've found on websites like Realtor.com. How do you know which ones are worth looking at further?

I use a simple calculation to make a quick decision, and it saves me a huge amount of time. When my husband and I look at a spreadsheet of potential properties to buy (that is how we compare opportunities), I will tell him which three or four we should look at closely in less than five minutes. He will spend hours going over the details and analyzing the numbers only to come to the same conclusion as I did.

So, what's my trick?

All you need are two numbers: the price of the property and the rental income you will get from it each month. If the monthly income is at least 1 percent of the purchase price, it's worth investigating further. If, for example, you have a property that costs $300,000 and it gets $3,000 per month in rent, it's highly likely you will get positive cash flow from it. And that is a key ingredient to successful real estate investing.

You can even drop the 1 percent to 0.8 percent, and you may still have a positive cash flow property. One percent is just a rule of thumb. You can decide on the exact number you're looking for based on your objectives, the strength of the area where you're buying, the size of the down payment, and the cost of financing.

Once you've found a property with cash flow potential, you still have a lot of work to do to make sure it is a good one to buy. But by using this trick, you won't waste time running the numbers on properties that don't have much potential to be a good deal.[Ed. Note: This is the PERFECT time to scoop up real estate at bargain prices and set yourself up for massive wealth creation when the market recovers. In the meantime, you could be putting money in your pocket every month! Real estate expert Julie Broad can show you just how to do it. Get hands-on coaching and step-by-step instruction to create your own million-dollar real estate portfolio with her new program. Get all the details here.]

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Make Haste Slowly

When it comes to the question of overwhelm, it's amazing how many people feel confused or out of balance after attending a seminar wherein a ton of new ideas got tossed around.

If you're feeling overwhelmed, there's a simple reason. All you're doing is taking in information. But you're not DOING anything with the information. You need to strike a balance.

Study - then do. Study some more -then do. You haven't learned anything until you do something with it.

The concept is totally foreign to many people. They think that learning and doing are the same thing. Not in the world of the creative. Creators understand that you don't know anything until you can use it and apply it. Reciting what you supposedly know is not demonstrating that you can apply it. Big difference.

In school you learn to memorize and recite. That's not learning. Nor is it real thinking. Thinking involves asking yourself questions - and coming up with answers. It also involves doing something with what you learn.

I'll never forget how shocked a Home Seller Assist member was when I explained how I read a "how to" book - or go through a "how to" course. I read the first chapter or lesson - then I stop reading and start doing. Then I read the next lesson. Then I stop reading and start doing.

Such a simple formula. It's not hurried. But boy is it quick. Meanwhile, those who read the whole book or course and do nothing - get nothing but overwhelmed. They hurried through the book - and got nothing out of it.

Now, does this mean I'm against speed reading. Not at all.

I believe learning how to read fast is one of the most important skills you can have. But even when you read fast, the key lies in being relaxed and focused. You breathe deeply as you read. This is yet another example of being able to go fast - even when you're not hurrying.

Frantically rushing is the enemy. Going slower can often be quicker. Being relaxed increases speed.

You can make haste slowly and get there faster, if you'll relax and breathe.

And if this message is overwhelming, get up and move. Be quick - but don't hurry.

Larry Potter

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Switch to Energy Efficient Appliances

Energy efficient appliances run the gamut from slightly cost-saving to truly green. You may find energy efficient air conditions that require less electricity to run than regular power-guzzling models. Energy Star ratings can give you an idea of how much electricity your appliances will use, and help you find the most energy-efficient appliance for your needs.

Finding the most energy efficient appliances is a win-win situation. Not only can energy efficient appliances help you along the path toward creating a Green home, but they save you money every month on your utility bills. Energy efficient appliances help the environment AND they save you money; they’re a logical upgrade when the time comes to replace your appliances. Practically any appliance can be energy efficient; from a dishwasher to a furnace to an air conditioner, and even your lighting fixtures. Energy efficient appliances can even help you qualify for an energy efficiency tax credit!

However, energy efficiency is only one aspect of Green appliances. For maximum impact, you can also switch to low-flow appliances that don’t waste a lot of water. Low-flow washers and dishwashers use drastically less water than traditional models; up to 15 gallons less per load of laundry in the case of a low-flow clothes washer. You can also purchase low-flow showerheads, sink fixtures and toilets to maximize water conservation and make your home more environmentally-friendly.

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