Texas Home Mortgage

Texas Home Mortgage

Reggies the name, home loans are my game, and in this great glorious state of Texas we have a little saying : if your dogs a sniffing and the oil feels ripe, today will be your day for love! I met Miss Reggie when my puppy sniffed him a badger, and I gone straight to heaven when I slicked my hands on a big old Texas home mortgage and felt the oil slip-sliding straight down to my veins, I tells you what.

Reggie says: Get yourself a Texas home mortgage real quick!

Times a waistin'! Times a tick tockin' straight till Tueday! Don't wait another second to get yourself a brand spankin' new Texas home mortgage. Why? Because home prices are dropping straight through the floor in Texas while everyone else is paying through the nose, thats why:

• Back in ought three, your U.S. median new-home price was $175,000, in ought four they rose 7.7% to $188,500. Not too shabby, not too shabby at all. But nobody, I mean nobody can mess with Texas.
• In the same year of our Lord 2003 homes all over Texas actually dropped in rates. Only one city, Corpus Christi, experienced a significant increase in home values - $108,400 to $116,900, or a 7.8% increase. Austin homes went from$158,100 to $158,700 (0.4%, yeehaw!), El Paso didn't budge a bit and Houston and Dallas home prices fell.

What in the sam hill does this drop in home prices actually mean for your Texas home mortgage? Reggie's glad you asked. While Texas home prices are decreasing, the population in Texas is actually rising, and just because big-city prices are doomed doesn't mean the rest of Texas is going down with 'em. People move to Texas to get away from the cities, to buy some land and guard it good with guns and dogs and the Good Book. Home prices be damned, they're still too high to go it alone, and you'll be needing a Texas home mortgage no matter what. But the low prices mean your Texas home mortgage will be more affordable than virtually any loan in the country. The demand for texas home loans is high, people are buying homes and the prices will start to rise, so take advantage now before costs get too big and you have to mosey on over to New Mexico. Reggie dislikes New Mexico, bought him a pot outside of Las Curces and never heard the end of it. What? Texas mortgage. Awww, forget it. Yeehaw!

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