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HOW IS THE MILFORD, DINGMANS FERRYAND LORDS VALLEY MARKET HOLDING UP IN THE 300K RANGE? SHOULD I RENT OR BUY?

Wed Sep 26 2007, 18:49 - Lords Valley - Market Conditions - 4 answers
 
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You should rent short term first in the Bushkill Location, just miles up the road from Dingmans, Milford...
Try on the area before you make a big leap. Share this with your family and freinds!
DETAILS :
www.sawcreekestate.com

Wed Nov 28 2007, 10:40
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Unless you are planning to stay in the area for only a short time, it is usually a better idea to buy than to rent. When you are renting (paying 800-1100 per month on average), you are building up your landlord's equity but not building anything on your own. Of course, you are not stuck with home maintenance costs and taxes, so there is a trade off.

In my professional opinion, it is better to buy and begin building equity in your own home; and you also have the advantage of the mortgage interest being a tax deduction.

Sun Sep 30 2007, 22:41
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THIS AREA IS POPULAR WITH COMMUTERS AND THE LARGER HOMES ARE STILL SELLING. THERE IS A LARGER INVENTORY THAN A YEAR AGO. PLEASE CONTACT ME IF YOU WOULD LIKE FURTHER ASSISTANCE OR HAVE ANY MORE QUESTIONS.

Fri Sep 28 2007, 05:49
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It's a good time to buy. The prices are still dropping but it has seemed to slow down on the higher end homes.

Thu Sep 27 2007, 03:53
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