Tucson, AZ Market & Real Estate Movement

Market Movement

The Fedral Reserve has taken significant action in the last few weeks due to the recent credit & lending issues.

This has affected the non-comforming loans with buyers having fewer options at a high cost. The non-comforming loans or sub-prime Alts-A loans, jumbo loans (over $415,00) have been altered.

The media has reported that borrower’s will not be able to get a loan with out 20% percent down which is not true. Buyer’s need to be educated in today’s market!

The Fed has cut the discount window rate which will provide stability in the financial markets. Having the knowledge and expertise to make a sound financial decision is extremely important in our market today.

Please call us if you are interested in taking advantage of this market…this is an opportunity for you to build wealth but you need a team of experts to help you do this! You can trust us! We have examples of many staified clients!

Don & Kathy Vallee, CRS

RE/MAX All Executives

Tucson, AZ

520-219-1024

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