MLS 167003
Duplex for Sale and Priced just right. Home is currently looking for an investor or an owner occupany. Come right on out and take a look. Originally build by BA Emmons. Come and get it while the interest rates are low.
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MLS 167221
MLS 167221
*NewNewNewNew* You wanted it and I have it. Just like new without being new construction. This seller spared no expense. Stainless Steel appliances, granite countertops, and shaggy carpet throughout. Ceramic tile (16X16) in the hallway and living; followed up with beautiful Hardwood floors in the loft area and Ceiling fans throughout. There is a new HVAC, new siding, new toilets, new wood blinds, and new tub in the master. The master is on the first floor. The pictures don't do this house justice, so this is a must see. Call for an appointment. That's right just like new. 254-285-4282
*NewNewNewNew* You wanted it and I have it. Just like new without being new construction. This seller spared no expense. Stainless Steel appliances, granite countertops, and shaggy carpet throughout. Ceramic tile (16X16) in the hallway and living; followed up with beautiful Hardwood floors in the loft area and Ceiling fans throughout. There is a new HVAC, new siding, new toilets, new wood blinds, and new tub in the master. The master is on the first floor. The pictures don't do this house justice, so this is a must see. Call for an appointment. That's right just like new. 254-285-4282
Monday, July 4, 2011
LET’S SAVE THE DEAL
What happens when you have clients (husband and wife) that don’t agree? Well there was a time that I can remember way back when my husband and I were buying our first house. He had some ideas and then I had my own set of ideas. Let me tell you, he was the bigger person and said I was in charge. He just had a few, “MUST Have” and I was in charge. That must have been the best decision we ever made. I simply share this information with you, because someone has to make the final decision to ensure everything ends well.
I have a couple that are in the process of building a new house. As their agent I want them to be happy. How can a couple be in a happy place? By staying within their price range and not over spending is the first step. The second step is learning how to agree with each other and maintaining a budget. By remaining happy with each other through the process and continue to be friends. Don’t get upset with each other and especially in the presents of others. This is my advice.
What is your opinion?
Please comment and let me know.
Wednesday, June 1, 2011
Home Prices Plunge to New Lows!
BIG NEWS:
Home prices plunge to new lows! What to do ...
by Mike Larson
Home prices plunge to new lows! What to do ...
by Mike Larson
Despite the greatest infusion of Fed money into the housing market of all time ... despite the government’s massive rescue of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac ... and despite all the happy talk of economic recovery ...
U.S. home prices have just suffered their worst decline in 16 months, plunging BELOW the LOWEST level of the entire 2007-2009 housing debacle!
This means that the entire housing market recovery since that time is now gone, wiped out.
It means that millions of homeowners who purchased homes anytime in the past eight years are now under water.
Worst of all, it means that they now have every incentive to walk away, sticking their bankers with the bill.
What to Do
In response, to this calamity, investors can either crawl into a corner or come out fighting.
And last time this happened, savvy investors who went on the offense could have made fortunes with investments that are designed precisely for this situation. For example,
- Between October 11, 2007 and November 21, 2008, an investment that surges when real estate stocks plunge jumped 166% in value ...
- Between October 11, 2007 and March 6, 2009, an investment that soars when banking stocks sink jumped 241.9% ...
All without shorting, futures, options or any complex strategies — all strictly with ETFs that you can simply buy low and sell high like any ordinary stock!
And now, with the housing bust striking anew, I’m getting ready to go for the same kinds of opportunities, using the same investment vehicles that surged so dramatically the last time around.
Within the next few days, I am going to issue a set of new trading recommendations to seize the moment. If you’d like to get them, you need to jump on board with me before then
Click here for a summary of the terms, and, if you’re happy with them, to sign up right away.
But beware: This opportunity is not waiting for you, me or anyone. The news on the latest home price plunge just came out yesterday. The market is just now gaining new momentum on the downside. And all the signs tell me that the ETFs I’m about to recommend are just now getting ready to take off.
Best wishes,
Mike
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Monday, April 25, 2011
Why a House is the Best Investment!
If you’re looking to put money to work for you, now is not really the best time to own your own home. With home sales starting to improve, and with prices now possibly forming a bottom, real estate could well be the asset class that represents the best low-risk buying opportunity out there today.
I have a few clients that are interested in purchasing a house but are hesitant. They are getting Pre-Qualified, good credit, good job, family stable, but scared to take a leap, scared to jump on board and join the Home Ownership Experience. The time is now if you want to purchase a home while interest rates are still low 4.75%, but rising. House prices are still low (averaging $129,249), but going up. Builder’s prices are increasing, as well as gas prices, and the cost to build. We just saw an issue with the government and Soldiers not knowing if they were going to get paid and having pay issues. At one time the government was telling contractors not to even come in to work except for critical personnel. Here in Texas we are also watching what’s going on with the security of teachers’ jobs. If you have some money saved and a secure job and you are waiting on an investment opportunity then wait no longer.
The time to buy is now!
Friday, March 11, 2011
HUD and VA Foreclosed Homes
For the month of January and February 2011 I’ve written more foreclose contracts than I ever have before. The volumes of distressed properties for sale are still growing, while interest rates are slowly rising. It’s still good news for value oriented byers to buy foreclosed properties. There’s a greater degree of comfort among investors and lenders now that they know where prices are, “which makes them more willing to sell”, says Patrick Sargent.
Don’t expect to purchase many of these foreclosed properties for little of nothing. Foreclosed properties are initially marked down by 30% from market price. These properties can sell for a little of nothing or sale at their listed price. Take these two examples: I had two different foreclosure properties in good condition. They were both pretty much turnkey with two different Asset Managements. On property (A) we were able to get about $3000.00 off the listed price and 3% of closing cost paid. I had another property (B) that was VA Foreclosure. I have to admit if you saw this house you would want it as your own home. Great Neighborhood! The house looked amazing from the stained concrete drive way to the ceramic tile throughout the house. All of the fixtures looked great and there was refreshing paint flowing throughout the house. Go figure, a foreclosure, no way. Yes way! But the bank wasn’t budging from the price. In order for us to get the 3% closing cost from the (REO) department or Bank, they wanted us to go up on the price. The house was a deal either way you looked at it.
***Always remember with foreclosures there are additional fees buyers may have to pay like the survey, title policy, re-wintering, federal expressing packages, and the possibility of losing the home inspection money if the house is taking off the market due to a missing deed.
Call me for more information: 254-285-4282
Thursday, January 6, 2011
Why Choose Me as Your Real Estate Agent?
What can I give you that no other agent can give you? Customer Care
SELLERS
If you’re selling your home my goal is to price your house just right. The average house sits on the market for about 6 months. Today’s statistics for the month of November 2010 reflex houses being on the market for 11 months. Absorption rates may affect sellers more than they know. These rates cause sellers to pay more money out of pocket than necessary. My goal is to save you the additional expense and put you where you need to be (with your family). By selling your home at the right price you will save money and you will not have to continually pay mortgage payments on a house that you no longer want. Stop your continued expenses on electric, water, and being separated from your family.
I am here to serve as your Real Estate Agent by helping you maximize your profit. Advertisement is something that I’m big on. My online present is significant. I have numerous sites at buyers’ disposal.
BUYERS
Credit score is key to getting buyers into their dream house. Buyers have to get their credit checked. If we need to work on your credit then that is what I am here to help you do. I will find the right loan officer for you so that you will be able to get qualified and even closer to the house of your dreams. If you are having problems with you credit, then your loan officer and I will work with you. After we get you pre-qualified, then house hunting can begin. We will discuss your aspiration for location, the square footage you desire, number of bedrooms, or even your target school district. I offer counseling and discuss possible cost as well as what is negotiable in buying the house.
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Ø Realtor.com
Ø Personal Website
Ø Company Website
Ø Real Estate Magazine Website
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