Monday, May 14, 2007

Southern NH property tax rates

Here is the break down of the tax rates for southern NH as of 12/2006
Town Tax rate (Dollars/$1000) % rate of valuation
  1. Allenstown 22.15 88.40%
  2. Amherst 18.83 100%
  3. Auburn 13.30 98%
  4. Bedford 16.34 88%
  5. Bow 27.99 67%
  6. Brookline 25.78 81.50%
  7. Candia 18.94 83%
  8. Chester 18.22 100%
  9. Canterbury 16.52 100%
  10. Concord 19.22 100%
  11. Deerfield 17.53 101.70%
  12. Deering 19.11 100%
  13. Derry 22.16 100%
  14. Dunbarton 16.46 94.20%
  15. Francestown 22.81 81.90%
  16. Goffstown 24.68 77.20%
  17. Greenville 13.98 100%
  18. Hillsborough 19.55 100%
  19. Hollis 22.84 77.20%
  20. Hooksett 22.68 78.80%
  21. Hopkinton 21.05 100%
  22. Hudson 17.22 85.20%
  23. Litchfield 15.28 100%
  24. Londonderry 18.28 83.90%
  25. Lyndeborough 19.00 96.40%
  26. Manchester 16.85 100%
  27. Merrimack 17.46 98%
  28. Milford 17.70 100%
  29. Mount Vernon 22.57 100%
  30. Nashua 17.20 100%
  31. New Boston 15.30 100%
  32. Pelham 13.99 100%
  33. Pembroke 23.71 87%
  34. Peterborough 20.75 91.50%
  35. Penacook 19.81 100%
  36. Weare 16.05 100%
  37. Wilton 16.06 100%
  38. Windham 15.35 100%

Friday, May 11, 2007

Nashua Sales Data for April 2007

Nashua Sales Data for single family residence
Total sales:16,104,910
High:497,000
Low:120,000
median 267,500
Avg:282,542
Avg days on market:85

Source:www.nnerenmls.com

Saturday, April 21, 2007

Nashua March Sales Data SIngle family homes

Total sales:49
Hi:415,000
LO:155,000
Median:245,000
Avg:259,727
Days on Market:104

Data From NNeren.com

Sunday, April 15, 2007

First time buyers seminar

Well, I've decided to hold a first time buyers seminar Saturday May 5th 2007 from 9-5. The point of this will to allow first time buyers (any and all buyers are encouraged to go, even if they own or have owned in the past) to talk to a loan officer, find out what program the qualify for, how much they can afford and then take that information and look at whats available on the market and setup showing times if you find any homes you maybe interested in. I will be serving light refreshments. Hope to see as many of you there as possible.

-This event will be at 89 Amherst St in nashua (century 21 Cardinal)
- please RSVP via email to realestatebill31@yahoo.com with what time you would like to meet

Monday, March 26, 2007

Nashua sales data

From NNERENMLS.COM for Closed homes Nashua NH
Date range 3/17/07-3/26/07
Number of Sales:10
Hi:415,000
Low:190,000
Median:240,000
Avg:271,140
Days on Market:58

Short sales

With the resent rise in foreclosures, many listings may include the term pending bank approval. This means that the bank must agree to except less then is owed on the mortgage to avoid foreclosure. This type of buy is known as a short sale or Deed in lieu of foreclosure. Some people ask why the bank would consider releasing the homeowner from the mortgage and except the lower amount. This is because foreclosing on the property is expensive.
Other options that may be available to homeowners is forbearance. If you are granted a forbearance you don't make payments on the loan, but interest is still accumulating. Banks will use this to avoid foreclosure if the homeowner has a temporary loss of ability to pay the loan, such as being laid off.

If you find your self facing foreclosure, call your lender. They want to avoid foreclosure and will help work out away to get out of your home, or keep it. Sometimes they may permit someone to assume your mortgage.