Posts by Karl Deeter

With the current crisis in the US subprime-mortgage market, observers are keen to speculate on who will be most affected by the fallout...

For a number of years borrowers have been allowed unrestrained movement in the debt markets. This was largely due to huge demand from i...

It has been said that when the US sneezes, Europe catches a cold. The subprime mortgage crisis has now reached out to European markets ...

The European Central Bank (ECB) commenced a three day tender process to inject cash into the stricken Eurozone banking system. In what ...

Ever since its introduction to the Irish market back in July 2005, the 100% mortgage has had to endure much criticism and has been unde...

Latest figures from the Central Bank show that residential mortgage borrowing in the first half of the year has slowed by up to 25%, co...

It has been well documented that house prices deflated somewhat in the first half of 2007. The thriving rental market is being driven p...

The fact that the Irish rental market is currently experiencing the highest levels of year-on-year growth it has seen in the last five ...

Many of us have heard of Section 23 incentives, but not as many of us are familiar with Section 50 tax relief. This is a ‘section 23 ty...

You might think that being a first time buyer now would be a risky situation to be in, however in this article I think it will point ou...