John L. Scott Real Estate
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Dawn Michell

     
Dawn Mitchell - John L Scott Boise Idaho

Mobile: (208) 514-8800
Phone: (208) 323-4014
Fax:       (208) 323-0128

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6223 N. Discovery Way,
Ste. 100
Boise, ID 83713
208-323-4000
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I am fully engaged in my business and have achieved the ranking of top producing realtor in Boise. I have seen so many changes over the course of my career; I have molded myself to adapt, adjust and succeed. With my education, commitment and creativity; I can assist you in finding your perfect home or help get your home sold fast. 
 
I am also short sale certified; I have been educated to assist people to avoid foreclosure. Whether loan modification, short sale, assistance programs or professional counseling, I am a resource for you. 
Contact me with your real estate needs!

208-514-8800

 

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Bad economy = Good mortgage
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QUESTION: Why is bad economic news typically good for mortgages?and vice versa? ANSWER: There's actually a pretty simple explanation for this seemingly strange phenomenon. But, you first need to understand a couple of important financial concepts: 1. Big money managers ? who are always in search of higher returns ? avoid holding onto cash. So they invest in both Stocks and Bonds. 2. Home loan rates are actually based on the performance of Mortgage Backed Securities (MBS), which are a type of Bond. When we put those two facts together, we begin to understand the relationship between bad economic news and good home loan rates. Here?s why: Whenever the economy is on fire and there are good economic reports along with positive economic news, investors tend to put more money into Stocks. That?s because Stocks are more risky, but they generally offer higher returns. To do this, however, investors must remove some of their money from less-risky Bonds. This decreased demand in Bonds causes Bond prices to w

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