Joymarie Chupein DeFruscio, Keller Williams Realtor

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GOOOD Sunday Morning!! Keller Williams Limerick-Audubon-Quakertown is proud every year to participate in Keller Williams Red Day, our annual day of service.. but this year's Red Day is going to be Red Day MAY! All month we are going to FOOD IT FORWARD! We saw how wonderful the idea was in our neighboring area and we knew we had to help here! Please consider donating! You give ONCE and it goes TWICE as far! Donations buy gift cards from local restaurants and those gift cards are given to frontline responders and needy families in our local area! DONATE HERE: https://kwrealtygroup.com/food-it-forward

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Wondering what your home is worth, while you are working from home? Call or message...even if you are not thinking of moving right now... Maybe you are wondering what updates might be best for when you are ready? We are here for you! #jmcsalesteam

Expert insights are painting a bright future for housing when the economy bounces back and it will. We may be facing challenging economic times today, but the housing market is poised to help the economy recover, not drag it down. Let’s connect to make sure you’re informed and ready when it’s time to make your move.

This is the perfect time to educate yourself on the process and knock out homebuyer education. The good news is that those options have expanded with more down payment assistance programs allowing online homebuyer education. Plus, once you complete your homebuyer education course, you’ll be a much more prepared and successful homeowner. Homebuyer education certificates are typically good for one year. If you are using a homeownership program, verify with your lender or housin...g finance agency what courses are approved. Here are some good places to begin: ehome America -online homeownership counseling. MyHome by FreddieMac -walks you through financing your home purchase. ReadyNest -homebuyer education test.

Why the Stock Market Correction Probably Won’t Impact Home Values Why the Stock Market Correction Probably Won’t Impact Home Values | MyKCM With the housing crash of 2006-2008 still visible in the rear-view mirror, many are concerned the current correction in the stock market is a sign that home values are also about to tumble. What’s taking place today, however, is nothing like what happened the last time. The S&P 500 did fall by over fifty percent from October 2007 to March... 2009, and home values did depreciate in 2007, 2008, and 2009 but that was because that economic slowdown was mainly caused by a collapsing real estate market and a meltdown in the mortgage market. This time, the stock market correction is being caused by an outside event (the coronavirus) with no connection to the housing industry. Many experts are saying the current situation is much more reminiscent of the challenges we had when the dot.com crash was immediately followed by 9/11. As an example, David Rosenberg, Chief Economist with Gluskin Sheff + Associates Inc., recently explained: What 9/11 has in common with what is happening today is that this shock has also generated fear, angst and anxiety among the general public. People avoided crowds then as they believed another terrorist attack was coming and are acting the same today to avoid getting sick. The same parts of the economy are under pressure airlines, leisure, hospitality, restaurants, entertainment consumer discretionary services in general. Since the current situation resembles the stock market correction in the early 2000s, let’s review what happened to home values during that time.Why the Stock Market Correction Probably Won’t Impact Home Values | MyKCMThe S&P dropped 45% between September 2000 and October 2002. Home prices, on the other hand, appreciated nicely at the same time. That stock market correction proved not to have any negative impact on home values. Bottom Line If the current situation is more like the markets in the early 2000s versus the markets during the Great Recession, home values should be minimally affected, if at all.