Gurkaran Singh

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According to the Fannie Mae Home Purchase Sentiment Index (HPSI), the percentage of respondents who said it is a good time to buy a home increased from 52% to 61% in June - a great sign for the housing market. DM me if you’re ready to buy or sell a home in this hot real estate season!

Even in this competitive market, I have been able to help my clients purchase their new home well BELOW asking price! Let me know if there's anything I can do for you!

Every second counts in the housing market when there’s so much demand for a relatively low supply of homes. DM me to learn more about how getting pre-approved before starting your home search will make you agile enough to snatch up your dream home before anyone else can!

Things are moving quickly in today's real estate market, but the numbers are looking good for both buyers and sellers. Let's connect to make sure you have what you need to achieve your housing goals this year!

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Millennial Buying Power Poised to Boost Homeownership!

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Home Sales Expected to Continue Increasing In 2020!

Many first-time homebuyers are surprised to discover just how many ways you can mess up a home purchase. You may have got your pre-approval, found a home you loved and made an offer. But if you want to avoid messing up the transaction, you will need to be extremely careful until the sale has closed. ... 1. Don’t miss loan payments. You must keep your payments current on all your loan accounts, including credit cards and car loans. The lender will look at your credit again before finalizing your mortgage, and if you have missed any payments, it may lead to you losing the loan. 2. Be careful before you consolidate your debt. Debt consolidation can be tempting when you finally start looking at buying a home. Most consolidation offers make it possible for you to bring all your debt under one umbrella payment, which makes sense for some people. But there are also often hidden fees and interest rates that can increase dramatically without warning. Consolidation may not improve your credit in the way you expect, so be sure to read all the fine print. 3) Don’t start banking at a new institution. Your bank may have made you angry or upset. Or maybe you saw a great offer from a competing bank that you just can’t pass up. Well, you do need to pass it up, because changing banks before getting your loan can disrupt everything. Just like the job and the finances, your banking history and status is part of the equation that leads to you getting pre-approved. Change your bank, and you may not get final approval. If Your Interested In Buying Your Dream Home This Summer, Get Your Exclusive List Of Homes By Clicking Here : http://tiny.cc/k3i59y

A Recession Does Not Equal a Housing Crisis!