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Nov 12, 2022 Las Cruces median home price hits $300k in October after previous decline

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Published 12 November 2022 The median price of the 151 Las Cruces-area single-family homes sold in October reached $300,000, according to a Nov. 10 report from the Las Cruces Association of Realtors (LCAR). The median is where half sold for more and half sold for less. The number represents the highest median single-family price ever

Nov 05, 2022 6,971 NM veterans utilized VA home loans last year

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Published 5 November 2022 From the outbreak of the Mexican American war in 1846 to campaigns being waged this very day in multiple countries around the world, New Mexico servicemen and women have bravely defended America’s Constitution and way of life. With that service came a long list of benefits, one of which is the

Oct 29, 2022 New Mexico residents owed millions in unclaimed money

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Published 29 October 2022 A few years ago, I received an urgent email from my sister. The subject line read “Found Money!” She went on to explain that on a whim she decided to search the internet for databases containing the names of people who are owed money for one reason or another. To her

Oct 23, 2022 Gary Sandler: Think carefully before cosigning for a loan

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Published 23 October 2022 Cosigning a loan for a friend or family member can be a feel-good experience. On the other hand, adding your name to someone else’s financial obligation is a huge responsibility that can be devastating to your credit. So, is cosigning a loan the right thing to do? Only you can make

Oct 16, 2022 Las Cruces homebuyers can save thousands with a 3-2-1 buydown mortgage

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Published 16 October 2022 Mortgage interest rates continue their skyward trajectory. According to an Oct. 13 report from Freddie Mac, the 30-year fixed-rate mortgage rose to 6.92 percent — the highest level since April 2002 and more than double the 3.05 percent rate posted one year ago. Because the 6.92 rate is reserved for borrowers