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Submitted by Matthew Posey
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 One of the most problematic pieces of the property-buying process these days is the financing contingency. Basically, this contingency says to the seller the buyer will buy his house contingent on the purchasers' ability to get a loan to finance it. |
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Submitted by Heidi Schoonover
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 With the completion of Toll 130 and the bounded area it created with Hwy. 79 and FM 685, Hutto officials, developers and designers have already put in motion plans to utilize a space that could radically change the future of the entire city - by returning to the past.
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Submitted by Heidi Schoonover
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 Bob Wunsch, chief executive officer of Waterstone Development, said Tuesday that he plans to turn two tracts totaling 240 acres into mixed-use projects that will include single-family homes, multifamily units, a hotel, retail and restaurants. The site is where U.S. 183 and the 183-A toll road converge.
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Submitted by Richard Caudle
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 With mortgage delinquencies and foreclosures soaring, federal researchers have identified a key contributing factor: Many borrowers simply do not understand their mortgages -- especially subprime loans that come with complex features and costly penalties. |
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Submitted by Heidi Schoonover
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 Single-family home sales hit 2,679 last month, up 2 percent compared with May 2006 and a record for the month, according to the latest Multiple Listing Service Report from the Austin Board of Realtors. |
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Submitted by Richard Caudle
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 Time is running out! |
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Submitted by Heidi Schoonover
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 Three Round Rock high schools were listed this week in Newsweek’s annual list of top high schools in the nation. Westwood High School was ranked 88, up 16 spots from its 2006 ranking of 104. Round Rock High School was listed at 638 and Stony Point at 1,068. |
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What a hot spot to grow and make some good cashflow at the same time. Cameron road near the Walnut creek business park, where lots of growth and oddly enough the property tax office resides. Nykee and Aaron have an experienced investor who has seen the potential in this low price, but low maintenance money-pump. 
