Discounts and aid programs counter higher prices and open doors to ownership
Catherine Reagor
The Arizona Republic
Aug. 20, 2006 12:00 AM
The housing market's woes are generating opportunities for first-time home buyers.
Despite higher home prices and interest rates, fledgling buyers are finding more options and more time to look because of a record number of homes for sale.
More sellers are motivated to cut prices. Some real estate agents are willing to cut commissions to make a deal. There's more financial aid than ever to help people get into homes of their own.
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