Between 1997 and 2006 the price of the typical American home increased by 126%.  Pretty amazing number to see huh?  Well, what about from 2006 to 2010?  What has happened in the more recent market and how is the current housing market looking?  Whether you are buying, selling, looking for a VA loan, or traditional, check out the infographic below to find those answers.

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Eric Kandell has worked in the mortgage industry since 1997. Since day one he has focused his mortgage efforts towards veterans and mastering VA loans. Eric is the owner of LowVARates.com and also manages a mortgage company full time. One of Eric’s claims to fame, is that seasoned VA underwriters will call him from time to time for information on some very intricate VA loan questions.

Tags: 2006 Home Prices, 2010 Home Prices, Home Prices Compared, Home Values, mortgage meltdown

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