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West Bloomfield Demographics - West Bloomfield Real estateIf you are thinking of relocating to West Bloomfield Michigan and buying a piece of West Bloomfield real estate, here is West Bloomfield demographics. This will give you a glimpse of the city and what it's residents characteristics are.
Yes as you know most of this West Bloomfield demographic information is from the 2000 census, but I don't think it has changed much. There has not been a tremendous amount of change in the characteristics of the people that live in West Bloomfield Michigan. Search West Bloomfield Township home listings Lowering your Michigan property taxes What do I bid on West Bloomfield real estate http://www.detroitmichiganrealestatehomes.com/00518E Posted on Mar 10, 2010 @ 9:49 pm by russ.ravary - View Profile
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Oakland County real estate market reportsOakland County real estate Here is January's Median sale prices and the number of sales. Now there is an interesting statistic.... the median sales price was up. That is a good sign for the metro Detroit real estate market.
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How to do a financial comparison - Northville home buying tipsWhen buying a home it may take a comparision between the homes. In this example I will use a piece of Northville real estate and a West Bloomfield Township home. When you start making your decision you of course write down what you like and what you don't like in a home. But you should also do a financial breakdown. By doing a financial comparision you may find some surprising differences. Where the comparisions may differ in prices are
Here is the info on Both houses. I just estimated interest rates and the PMI. The PMI may be higher. Association fees 2220 taxes 6008 6742 taxes broken down monthly 500 561 loan amount with 60k down 179,200 260,000 payment at 5.5% 30 year 1017.48 1476.25 monthly taxes 500 561 homeowners insurance 70 70 association fee 185 PMI 100 ______________ _______________ ________________ Total $1587.48 $2392.25 Sure you may love both homes but the financial considerations should over ride your loves. Sure you love that $300,000 West Bloomfield home. If you can't afford the house payment THEN DON'T BUY THE HOUSE. If it is a major stretch for your financials. THEN DON'T BUY IT. I want you to own the house five years from now. I don't want you to be house poor. I want you to enjoy your house. I hope this break down gives you an idea of how to put together your comparision. Have a great day! Search Metro Detroit real estate listings
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Why the banks take a lower cash offer on your West Bloomfield homeHere is why the bank took a lower cash offer over your offer on the West Bloomfield home. Cash deals are usually king. The banks will usually take the cash offer over a mortgage offer. Banks prefer cash deals for these reasons:
Many times banks will take a lower cash offer over a mortgage offer. It just depends how big of a difference there is. I lost a deal on a piece of Livonia real estate on a cash offer. The list price on the Livonia ranch was $61,000. My clients bid $81,000. The bank accepted an offer of $55,000. That was a $26,000 difference. I hope this explains why the bank took a lower cash offer on the West Bloomfield real estate you loved. So if you can afford it, bid cash. Search West Bloomfield homes for sale How to chose the right Metro Detroit home Thompson Lake real estate Howell MI
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Where are you going to live in Detroit's suburb - Michigan relocation tipsIf you are going to be relocating to Michigan how do you know where you are going to live? As a real estate agent we can't steer people to one area because of race, religion, family status. Over the years there has been housing discrimination against different religions, different races, different ethnic groups. Detroit and it's suburbs were once racially divided. I believe because of the sub-prime mortgage market it allowed Metro Detroit to become more ethnically and racially diverse. The ease of getting a mortgage helped us become a better city. It's natural the immigrants move into the poor areas because that is where the low cost housing is. It's natural that people want to be with people that are similar to them. New York has little Italy, San Francisco has China town. Most major cities have ethnic areas. Metro Detroit has those areas but what is a little different is that even amongst our "individual ethnic areas" many other religious, cultures, and races live. Metro Detroit has become a melting pot. Metro Detroit ethnic areas are like other big city ethnic areas. We have great ethnic stores, bakeries, restaurants that are unique to the area. They aren't chain restaurants. They are unique and great places to visit different cultures right in our city. Places to worship according to their culture and sometime in their language. If you live here in the Metro Detroit area you know that
But if you look deeper into the cities none of them are over 50% of the ethnic groups I described. Italians, Greeks, Irish, Eastern European, Russian, and Germans all live in these cities. We have all come from some other country. Some of the cities only have a 10, 20, or 30% concentration of the ethnic group I described. Like Novi it is a beautiful diverse city with great schools the Asian population may only be 10%. Many of the foreign car company house their employees in Novi. Mazda used to house their oversea employees down river. But I wanted to give a glimpse of the metro Detroit area where you can find great authentic places to eat, and find people that you relate to and feel comfortable with. Metro Detroit is a great place to live. If you are going to relocate to Michigan there are lots of great places to live. Russ Ravary your Metro Detroit real estate agent. http://www.detroitmichiganrealestatehomes.com/00517C Posted on Jan 05, 2010 @ 11:37 pm by russ.ravary - View Profile
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