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Albuquerque Real Estate

A recent article by Inman News highlighted one of the most frustrating parts of a real estate transaction. The repair request. In an Albuquerque real estate transaction, the buyer is able to obtain inspections on the property to satisfy themselves on any condition on the home that is important to them. After these inspections, the […]

In New Mexico, the customary practice is to hand over keys to the buyer upon RECORDING and FUNDING. Closing occurs when both parties sign. The Buyer and Seller will close separately, with separate closing appointments. For the Buyer the paperwork for the loan is signed as well as required disclosures and tax documents. There also […]

Today’s Rates: · Conventional 30 year fixed rates currently priced at 3.875%. · Conventional 15 year fixed rates currently priced at 3.25%. · FHA & VA 30 year fixed rates currently priced at 3.75%. · FHA and VA 15 year fixed rates currently priced at 3.625%. · Jumbo 30 year fixed rates currently priced at […]

Does it matter? Is is the final word in real estate? Who owns it, who cares? These are questions often asked about one of the most crucial parts of the real estate selling/buying process. In Albuquerque there are customary practices which are changing with regard to who pays for the appraisal and who gets to […]

Today’s Rates: Conventional 30 year fixed rates currently priced at 4.125%. Conventional 15 year fixed rates currently priced at 3.25%. FHA & VA 30 year fixed rates currently priced at 3.75%. FHA and VA 15 year fixed rates currently priced at 3.375%. Jumbo 30 year fixed rates currently priced at 4.25%. Jumbo 15 year […]

An article came out yesterday in Trulia showing that Albuquerque is leading in closing the gender gap for home ownership and pay! In Albuquerque, NM, the pay gap between men and women decreased by 25% to 2015 from 2008. Meanwhile, women are 1.15 percentage points more likely to have 4 years of college or more. […]
