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Friday, September 24, 2010

20 chef-owned restaurants in the Phoenix area

20 chef-owned restaurants in the Phoenix area If you are searching for something to do and are tired of the usual chain restaurants here are 20 places to try and some are true gems. Also, you do not want to miss the final weekend of Arizona Restaurant Week for fine dining deals. Your stomach will never forgive you.

Wednesday, September 22, 2010

Prestigious Grayhawk Short Sale Opprotunity

Prestigious Grayhawk Short Sale Opprotunity  Fantastic 2 bed 2.5 bath gated community home for sale Grayhawk, both guard and gated.  Golf course community, community pool, clubhouse, tennis courts.  This  is a fantastic deal.

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Monday, September 20, 2010

Saturday, September 11, 2010

This Weeks Mortgage Update

This Weeks Mortgage Update "ACTIONS SPEAK LOUDER THAN WORDS." Despite the markets being closed last Monday for Labor Day, there was plenty of market action... and plenty of words from the Fed. So what happened, and what was said? Read on for details.
After the recent 4-month rally in the Bond markets, which has led to some of the best home loan rates in history, money has started shifting over to the Stock market. Why has this happened? Some economic reports have been better than expected in the past few weeks... such as the Jobs Report for August and Consumer Confidence. While that’s great news, it’s important to remember that good economic news - or as has happened recently, better than expected news - often causes investors to move their money out of the safe haven of Bonds to Stocks in the hopes of taking advantage of any gains.
So why does this behavior impact home loan rates? When the economy appears strong or starts to improve, and investors move their money from the safe haven of Bonds to Stocks, a decreased demand for Bonds means that Bond prices move lower. And when Bond prices move lower, it means that Bond yields - and consequently home loan rates - move higher.