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Miami Beach, FL (PRWEB) February 18, 2008 -- To make online house hunting quicker, easier and more convenient for consumers, real estate website (http://www.fizber.com) Fizber.com today announced it has launched a mortgage estimator to their for-sale-by-owner home (http://www.fizber.com/Florida/buy-Single-Family-home-2401248.html) listings.

"We determined what a monthly house payments will be, based on price and a 20% down payment with a 30 year mortgage at 6% interest for every property listed on our website," says Julia Foster, VP of Marketing of Fizber.com. "However, Fizber calculations are solely intended to provide ballpark estimates, not final mortgage payment amounts."

To help house hunters find out more about homes before they buy them, Fizber.com constantly adds a wealth of property information and resources to give house shoppers the power they need to make informed purchasing decisions. House hunters can now not prescreen properties, take virtual tours, research neighborhoods and see estimated monthly mortgage (http://www.fizber.com/sale-by-owner-home-services/mortgages.htm) payments for all homes listed on Fizber.com.

The Web is becoming a terrific source of information for getting a first look at new listings and comparing prices. "Like most other would-be home buyers, our first stop is the Internet," says Jennifer K., a home buyer. "Fizber has become my 'one-stop' website for house hunting needs because one can do so much here, from financing to comparative pricing to finding out about neighborhoods all in one place."

About Fizber.com

As a for-sale-by-owner website, Fizber.com saves homeowners up to 6% in realtor fees while utilizing cutting-edge technology to provide clients with effective tools to showcase their homes. The website provides a simple and cost-effective way for home buyers and sellers to get together online. Find foreclosure listings (http://www.fizber.com/sale-by-owner-home-services/mortgages.htm), get a mortgage quote, research neighborhoods on Fizber.com. FSBO tips and useful information can be found on a For Sale By Owner Blog http://fsbo.fizber.com

For more information, please visit:

http://www.fizber.com

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