Archives of real estate blog entries for August 01, 2010

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By Richie Alan Naggar, agent & author
(people first...then business Ran Right Realty )
I had an occasion to seek answers from ActiveRain the other day and emailed customer service. A short while later, I get a call from Brad Andersohn. Is this Richie.....says Brad. I say you bet and how can I help you? Well he ended up helping me. Really helping me. Life is full of surprises.....thank you. I called ActiveRain for one thing, but I really needed help on another thing. What makes the post compelling is that I did not know I needed help, but Brad did. After addressing my puny issue, Brad proceeds to dialog and input to me at a rapid pace. I quickly went into my listening sponge mode. I know value when I see and hear it. He proceeded to educate me about the Internet, ActiveRain, posting, profiling, getting hits, increasing your business and just becoming a "GO TO" person in th...
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By Rene Fabre, Practicing Philosophical Eclectic of the Arts
(ARFCO Media)
Grandma’s House… We moved from the Renton Highlands to the Earlington neighborhood in 1958. Grandma and Grandpa moved that same year. Grandma just couldn’t bear to leave the neighborhood where she was surrounded by relatives and friends of so many years. Grandpa acquiesced, and they moved across the street. The high school was expanding their campus and building a tennis court. George and Pauline had to go. (circa 1958) Outside Grandma's House on Tobin Ave...Grandma Pauline, Uncle Georgie, Grandpa George, my DadSteve, me, Terry... Of course as an 8 year old I was oblivious to what was going on with them. We were moving from the projects. The Highlands then was mostly tiny homes built to house people who came here to work for Boeing to build airplanes for the WWII effort. After living in...
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By Jay Markanich, Home Inspector - servicing all Northern Virginia
(Jay Markanich Real Estate Inspections, LLC)
Sometimes when I pull up to the front of a house I can see problems from the car!  This particular house, a short sale, showed a lot of deferred maintenance.  But what maintenance that had been done was done incorrectly. It is important that when repairs are made to a home they are done properly.  If not, what was done can lead to more problems and exacerbate the original problem. Take for instance this "repair." Look closely and you can see six rusty nail heads.  These nails were not made for outdoor* applications.  They are interior nails. But as the nails rust, they cause any  wood nearby to rot.  If they are 2" nails, or 3" nails, the associated problem will go further inside the house, and do more damage.  That damage may be unseen, but still be present. Additionally, wood has six ...
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By Shannon Thomas, Managing Broker, E-Pro, ABR,SRS, SFR
(Selling Indy Metro, LLC)
My buyer had just put in an offer  on a home and immediately began to show signs of Buyers remorse.  She questioned what she had offered on the house, repairs now and future that may have to be done.  She questioned everything including the location.  I made another appointment for the next day to go out to view the property to calm her nerves before we countered.  She brought her whole family including a relative that had been in the building business.  We looked over the house from top to bottom.  Her relative gave it a thumbs up on the maintenance. I took her by a property down the street that was almost identical that had just recently sold for more then what her sellers had their property priced, thinking that it would support the value of her possible new home purchase.  She was s...
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By Catherine Ulrey, Equestrian and Acreage Property Specialist
(Keller Williams Capital City)
How to prepare for showing rural and equestrian property - Part 1 You want your clients to see that you prepared for them, experienced and knowledgeable when it comes to showing and selling country and equestrian property.  There are several aspects that simply never come up when working a typical subdivision in town, so if you are not used to selling rural property these tips may help you.     Clean your truck inside and out before picking up your clients.  While I do have clients that don't care if I have hay particles in the back of the truck, it doesn't look professional. Make sure you know where the property is located, google and mapquest are not always accurate when it comes to rural property, although they have gotten better. Pack your boots!  Or at least shoes to walk the land ...
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By Celeste "SALLY" Cheeseman, (RA) AHWD CRS ePRO OAHU HAWAII REAL ESTATE
(Liberty Homes)
Many seller's agents are requesting for the buyer's to get preapproved with XYZ  lender as a stipulation for submission with their offer.  What if the buyer trusts their OWN mortgage broker or loan officer of choice? In a situation where I've had a repeat customer who did choose their own loan officer and the seller's agent  demanded a preapproval from the funding lender of their choice is when my clients became very leary.  The cons of ‘forcing' a buyer to get preapproved AGAIN: They trust their own loan officer because they've used he/she before and did a great job.  (AND..it was their choice so there is no conflict of interest) They are getting leary as to why they HAVE to have another lender pull their credit ....again. If the seller's agent has stated to use XYZ  lender for a preap...
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By Patricia Kennedy, Home in the Capital
(RLAH Real Estate)
It's been a long week, with a beautiful wedding, a visit to Active Rain, and a great flight home.  I'm still a little jet lagged, and I'm not sure what day it is or what time it is.  But I'm pretty sure it's time for my favorite weekly post.  So here goes: 1.  Holly Weatherwax:  Buyers: What Your Realtor Needs From You  This is one you can bookmark and copy and pass out to your clients.  We worry about the real estate etiquette for ourselves.  This is for them.  And some of hem need it. 2.  Jeff Dowler:   The Stunning California Coastline - A Journey Along the Monterey County Coastline to Big Sur   This is an amazing ride, and Jeff's photos are amazing.  Jeff, happy anniversary! 3.  Jerry Wright:  10 Things We Overpay For  A lot of us are watching our pennies, both with our business exp...
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By Randy L. Prothero, Missouri REALTOR, (808) 384-5645
(eXp Realty)
Today I held open house at three of my listings with the help of two other agents.  At the one I was holding open, I got a visitor that made me stop and think.  He was one of those folks that seems to be an expert on everything.  To the point he was determined to teach me my business.  Normally I would have let it roll off my back.  The problem was that there were other visitors in the home and everything that came out of his mouth was 180 degrees out from reality.  He is the condensed version. Misinformed Expert: You are priced too high.  How much was your appraisal? Me: We are not in escrow yet, so there hasn't been an appraisal. Misinformed Expert:   You should never list a home without getting an appraisal.  My best friend is an escrow officer and he would never accept a contract fr...
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By Andrea Kappre, New Jersey Realtor, New Jersey MLS, Homes for Sale
(Keller Williams Hometown)
How to Sell Your House    Whenever you hear people discussing real estate you can bet your last dollar that you will hear the phrase "location, location location" mentioned.  I am a firm believer that the location of a home can hinder or help in a sale, but I know the most important aspect when selling your home is PRICE.  If you really want to know how to sell your home, the answer is short and simple:  Set the correct price from the start.   How do you calculate the "right price"?  Below are a few tips to follow:     Don't just get a market analysis, trust the results - The market analysis determines the value of a home based on the amount comparable homes have sold within the last year.  Real estate appraisers will look at these recent sales when they determine the value of the prope...
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By Phil Leng, Phil Leng - Retired
(Retired)
Everest Park Kirkland Washington Everest Park in Kirkland Washington really has all you could hope for in a park. First of all - it is huge! 21.51 acres in all. So it has the space to provide a lot of different amenities, and still give the feel of being uncrowded. This year (2010) there was a very special event at the park. The Little League Junior Softball World Series was held there again. The middle of August, from the 15th to the 21st Kirkland played host and Everest Park was the place. That event was such a big deal the championship game was on ESPN. All the games were broadcast as a webcast. The tournament is held every year, and is one of eight World Series sponsored by the Little League Baseball. It is a true "world" series, since participating teams come from all over the worl...
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By Jay Markanich, Home Inspector - servicing all Northern Virginia
(Jay Markanich Real Estate Inspections, LLC)
This is my favorite recent short sale again.  The one where if there are things done incorrectly outside, there are likely to be things done incorrectly inside!  Well, the day does follow the night... Whenever I enter a house and see ceramic tile that has been installed unprofessionally*, one place I am sure to look is under the dishwasher. Why?  Because that is a make or break issue. Why?  For the reason you see here. This ceramic tile was put up to the edge of, but not all the way under, the dishwasher.  Often the top of the dishwasher is not far from the counter top above.  Builders often screw the feet upward so the top reaches the counter's bottom and makes for a stronger installation.  And if the flooring is a vinyl sheet good it is run all the way to the back of the dishwasher. H...
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By Linda Davis
(RE/MAX Home Team)
This tale of a Connecticut Landlord ends well and there is a lesson to be learned.  Many landlord tales don't end happily because the authorities will tell you there is nothing you can do when your home is trashed by tenants or you lose thousands of dollars in rent.  This tale was written by a client of mine who rented out his home In Ledyard. He really is a very nice man.  June 17, 2010 Once upon a time a young girl rented a nice house in Ledyard from a nice man. She had a boyfriend and two young children. She seemed so nice. But the young girl had trouble paying her rent, and paying her utilities. The nice man kept the utilities current so they didn't get turned off, and he gave the young girl plenty of leeway in paying her back rent. After a few months the young  girl decided she did...
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By Lyn Sims, Real Estate Broker Retired
We all get many 'helpful' newsletters (gag) telling us how we should be selling real estate.  Most of the time they contain the same old, same old.  You, Ms. Realtor© should be doing this and that, even though they've never sold a home in their lives!  But I wanted to share with you something that's a little opposite of what I usually see. Buyer Motivator: The Reverse Offer?A controversial move to get negotiations going. Sometimes called the 'reverse contract,' the reverse offer is the practice of the seller writing a contract and sending it to the buyer, rather than the other way around. Typically, the contract offers a discount selling price. The tactic is somewhat controversial, but the logic behind using it in situations where you think you have an interested buyer who is dragging h...
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By Jane Peters, Los Angeles real estate concierge services
(Home Jane Realty)
My first-time Los Angeles home buyers just closed on their dream home in Studio City.The listing agent and myself went over on the afternoon of closing to make sure everything was clean.  The sellers were a couple in the middle of a divorce with a small child.  The wife and child had remained in the house. Of course it was a very stressful time, but the wife did a stellar job of cleaning the place.While we were there, the buyer came by to pick up the keys, and at the same time, the wife happened by.  There were some tears from the wife, but she was incredibly gracious and she and the buyer hugged.The buyer was delighted to see that the washer and dryer had been left.  It had been a long time since the contract and he hadn't realized that I had asked for all the appliances which were not...
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By ASHEVILLE REALTY REFERRAL RESOURCE 828-776-0779, CONTACT janeAnne365@gmail.com
( REAL ESTATE REFERRAL NETWORK )
In the past four-plus years, since I discovered Active Rain, I have closed ten (10 ) transactions I can attribute directly to connections I made through Active Rain.(see photo)   It's a prodigious reckoning...and now at 400,000- A Milestone.  I look at it as this moment as an appropriate time to talk about all the positives -- how AR ROCKS!! These "positives" seem to have collected themselves around my BLOG  since I stepped out into the (ACTIVE) RAIN in 2006.. .. NEWBIES...let me assure you,  I didn't accumulate those points all by myself, ya' know,but through a community of real estate colleagues....each of us individuallyand as a group (or groups) contributing to something very powerful online...not only in terms of outreach, but in terms of education...and meaningful connections. . A...
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By Gabe Sanders, Stuart Florida Real Estate
(Real Estate of Florida specializing in Martin County Residential Homes, Condos and Land Sales)
Bay Pointe in Palm City, Florida Located next to Seagate Harbor and Lighthouse Pointe is the exclusive subdivision of Bay Pointe in Palm City Florida.  This exclusive gated waterfront subdivision boasts 23 homes and lots on the wide waters of the Saint Lucie River.  An additional 11 non waterfront homes and homesites enjoy the amenities of this private community.   Located with a large private preserve area to the south and west and enjoying magnificent wide water views to the east.  Only minutes to the wide Atlantic Ocean by boat and enjoying the amenities and low taxes of Martin County make Bay Pointe a wonderful place to call home. Close to parks, beaches, shopping and boasting an 'A' rated school system Here are the currently available homes for Sale in Bay Pointe   Bay Pointe in Pa...
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Blog posts


By Loreena and Michael Yeo, Real Estate Agents
(3:16 team REALTY ~ Locally-owned Prosper TX Real Estate Co.)
People find LOVE where they are at. Some people find LOVE at their lowest point in life. Some people at their peak. My first encounter with LOVE was when I was little girl in 1st and 2nd Grde. I didn't have much exposure to LOVE at that point. Then at 17, I encountered a frightening experience. As I was cycling to my tutor's house, a flasher flashed at me while he was on the motorcycle. I screamed and peddled as fast as I could to get away. I found myself shaken at my tutor's home. His wife told me about LOVE. Then, life moved on. At 28, I hit the lowest point in my life. I had my personal home I couldn't sell. It was a pride buster. I was in a chain reaction car wreck by an 18-wheeler and that incident left me a messed up back. I could no longer run long distance. Couple of weeks later...
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By D B, e-PRO, Realtor - Bucks County PA - 610-952-3578
How many times have you been planning to post your story and never did it? Then one day somebody posted it...   I admit I only read posts that are featured. That's why my dream is to have my first post being featured. I waited and waited till I have a good story and experience to tell that I think would be worth  featured, but guess what?  That story never came. In my mind, the story I thought about is not good enough. Then one day somebody wrote the same thought and experience that I had and got featured.... and then all I can do is comment and say "it happens to me too".   As a newbie in real estate, I am also a newbie in Active Rain. Although I've been reading blogs and comments for more than 6 months now to gain knowledge and information, I never signed up. One time I read Larry Bet...
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By D B, e-PRO, Realtor - Bucks County PA - 610-952-3578
I have very much noted in life some EXTREME wisdom coming from people who have had near death experiences or diagnosed with being terminal. Also those who are working hard at recovery in some form like restoring their reputation or getting away from something addictive. I think these people are so good at this because they are finely tuned into what matters and have GREAT focus. So, Derive Great Inner Peace By Playing Your Cards Right. I see the NEED for great inner peace from so many people with stress in their lives from work, financial, relationships, health, what others say about them, and past mistakes. Besides your own spiritual journey with connecting there giving you peace I give two examples for much greater inner peace for you. The first is from Professor Randy Pausch from Car...
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By D B, e-PRO, Realtor - Bucks County PA - 610-952-3578
One of the things we as licensees often take for granted is that people are like us when it comes to emails, voicemails, texts and cell phones. They aren't. Most people, at the end of the day, don't take work home. We are on call 24/7/365. Clients aren't agents and don't live in our world. However, if you are buying or selling a home, it would be wise to nudge over a smidge and take a few pages from our book for your own benefit.  A house available right now may be gone tomorrow. A counter offer may be withdrawn if they don't hear from you by 5pm. Anything can happen anytime, which is why agents live with a blue tooth in their ear and are always checking email on their phone. If we miss a call, counter offer or email, it could sink a deal. The same goes for clients, whom we are beholden...
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By Ellen Dittman, #1 Stop for NE FLA-JAX/OP 904.535.1199 (TEXT OK) r
(Watson Realty Corp.)
Ellen Dittman | Watson Realty Corp | reo.ellen@gmail.com | 904 535 1199 362 N Mimosa Ave, Jacksonville, FL Middleburg Acreage and well maintained home to get away from it all! 3BR/2BA Manufactured offered at $64,900 Year Built 1986 Sq Footage 1,352 Bedrooms 3 Bathrooms 2 full, 0 partial Floors 1 Parking Unspecified Lot Size 1 acres HOA/Maint $0 per month DESCRIPTION Well maintained and clean throughout, this one owner mobile home on an acre also features an offgrade florida room of approx 500sqft of relaxation space. see additional photos below PROPERTY FEATURES - Central A/C - Central heat - High/Vaulted ceiling - Walk-in closet - Family room - Bonus/Rec room - Dining room - Stove/Oven - Laundry area - inside - Balcony, Deck, or Patio - Yard ADDITIONAL PHOTOS Photo 1Photo 2Photo 3 Con...
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By Rita Gibbons, The Gibbons Group
(MacDoc Realty LLC)
I see so many customers go to Lending Tree to get a rate quote and "shop" for the best rate!  After taking a few Lending Tree leads, I realized that the best way to get the customers to commit is to be the lowest rate.  I hear the leads telling me that they have offers of 3.75% on a 30 year fixed from Loan Officers from other companies.  I called our secondary market director and he said, "None of our investors are anywhere close to that rate!"  Then I started to realize that whoever is the lowest rate gets the customer to come back when they are ready to buy.  I talked to a lead after they closed.  Originally I quoted him 4.75% and the other guy quoted 4.25%.  At the end, they closed at 5.125%!  "So what about the rate going up" I asked him.  He replied, "Well I figured that you would ...
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By Ellen Dittman, #1 Stop for NE FLA-JAX/OP 904.535.1199 (TEXT OK) r
(Watson Realty Corp.)
Ellen Dittman | Watson Realty Corp | 904 535 1199 2716 Lexington Dr, Orange Park, FL Lakeside Estates in Orange Park 3BR/2BA Single Family House offered at $149,900 Year Built 1978 Sq Footage 1,675 Bedrooms 3 Bathrooms 2 full, 0 partial Floors Unspecified Parking 2 Car garage Lot Size 11,686 sqft HOA/Maint $0 per month DESCRIPTION Take advantage of this Lakeside area home close to shopping and highly rated Lakeside school district. see additional photos below PROPERTY FEATURES - Central A/C - Central heat - Fireplace - High/Vaulted ceiling - Walk-in closet - Family room - Living room - Dining room - Stove/Oven - Laundry area - inside - Balcony, Deck, or Patio - Yard ADDITIONAL PHOTOS Photo 1Photo 2Photo 3 Contact info: Ellen Dittman Watson Realty Corp 904 535 1199 For sale by agent/bro...
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By Dan Miller, Helping you Buy and Sell in Madison, Wisconsin
(RE/MAX Preferred, Madison, Wisconsin)
According to the latest Freddie Mac weekly mortgage market survey, mortgage rates have dropped to record lows once again. As of July 29th, the average commitment rate for a 30 year fixed rate loan was 4.54%. The rate for a 15 year fixed rate loan was 4%. Here's the trend over the last 20 weeks. With a new buyer's market and record low rates, today's buyers are getting better deals than those who participated in the home buyer tax credit several weeks ago. Have a great weekend, Dan Miller, Realtor, Keller Williams Realty and www.DaneCountyMarket.com
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By Jay Markanich, Home Inspector - servicing all Northern Virginia
(Jay Markanich Real Estate Inspections, LLC)
Sometimes when I pull up to the front of a house I can see problems from the car!  This particular house, a short sale, showed a lot of deferred maintenance.  But what maintenance that had been done was done incorrectly. It is important that when repairs are made to a home they are done properly.  If not, what was done can lead to more problems and exacerbate the original problem. Take for instance this "repair." Look closely and you can see six rusty nail heads.  These nails were not made for outdoor* applications.  They are interior nails. But as the nails rust, they cause any  wood nearby to rot.  If they are 2" nails, or 3" nails, the associated problem will go further inside the house, and do more damage.  That damage may be unseen, but still be present. Additionally, wood has six ...
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By Randy Ostrander, Real Estate Broker, Serving Big Rapids and West Central MI
(Lake and Lodge Realty LLC )
The hope we all have when posting on Active Rain is future clients would read our posts and realize we are neighborhood experts. Our phones will be ringing off the hook with people wanting to buy homes for the neighborhood specialist. This week I have had a minimum of 15 calls initiated from my Localism posts about area happenings. Most wanted directions to the event, some wanted parade times and where to sign up and a one was actually upset because I didn't know the age limits of a certain ride at an area carnival. I am continuing to hope that all these calls are leading up to sales but have learned quickly to really be aggressive in gathering info for events we post about. I think the hardest part of writing these posts is trying to find out who to get with for info. Most of the event...
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By Shannon Thomas, Managing Broker, E-Pro, ABR,SRS, SFR
(Selling Indy Metro, LLC)
My buyer had just put in an offer  on a home and immediately began to show signs of Buyers remorse.  She questioned what she had offered on the house, repairs now and future that may have to be done.  She questioned everything including the location.  I made another appointment for the next day to go out to view the property to calm her nerves before we countered.  She brought her whole family including a relative that had been in the building business.  We looked over the house from top to bottom.  Her relative gave it a thumbs up on the maintenance. I took her by a property down the street that was almost identical that had just recently sold for more then what her sellers had their property priced, thinking that it would support the value of her possible new home purchase.  She was s...
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By Gary Thomas, Realtor to the Dreamers
(Preferred Properties Key West)
617 Fleming Street Old Town Key West August 2010   617 Fleming Street Old Town Key West c 1965 The Campbell Courtyard Condominiums have one of the best locations in Old Town. They are close enough to Duval and the Historic Key West Seaport that you can be in either place in five minutes. But they are far enough away that you do not hear the frenzy on Duval. Many of the neighboring properties are among the highest priced homes in Old Town. The condos were "developed" or assembled in the late 1990s from a group of unrelated buildings into the compound with a shared location, identity, and an incredibly inviting pool. The nine units were sold off and there has not been a large turnover of ownership since then. The main building shown above was built in the 1920s and the eyebrow cottage (j...
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Peter Testa | Nationwide Homes | (203) 442-3873 21 Rose Lane, Danbury, CT 3 Bedroom Colonial, 1994 Construction- 1 Block to Candlewood Lake and Park 3BR/2BA Single Family House offered at $269,500 Year Built 1994 Sq Footage 1,224 Bedrooms 3 Bathrooms 2 full, 0 partial Floors 2 Parking 1 Car garage Lot Size .28 acres HOA/Maint $0 per month DESCRIPTION Totally rebuilt in 1994 this 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath Colonial features an open Kitchen & Dining Room, perfect for entertaining. New Stainless Steel Appliances. Hardwood Floors & New Carpet Upstairs. Fresh Paint. Nicely Updated Throughout. Dishwasher. Washer/Dryer. Large, level Backyard and Deck. Breezeway connecting to New Garage Built in 2007. City Water & Sewer Service. Economical Gas Heat. Walking Distance to Candlewood Lake/Park. This proper...
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Peter Testa | Nationwide Homes | (203) 442-3873 15 Town Hill Ave., Danbury, CT JUST REDUCED $40,000!!! Adorable, Affordable 2 Bedroom Single Family 2BR/1BA Single Family House offered at $119,000 Year Built 1904 Sq Footage 800 Bedrooms 2 Bathrooms 1 full, 0 partial Floors 2 Parking 3 Lot Size .17 acres HOA/Maint $0 per month DESCRIPTION A great price for this 2 Bedroom Colonial in Walking Distance to Shopping, Schools, Parks & Recreation. Great Curb Appeal. Private Fenced Rear Yard. Large Kitchen offering Updated Appliances Counters & Cabinets. Master Bedroom with Walk In Closet. Economical Gas Heat. Vinyl Windows & Siding. MLS #98447519 This property is listed for sale by PETER TESTA with Nationwide Homes. To schedule a showing at 15 TOWN HILL AVENUE please contact PETER TESTA at (203...
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Happy Civic Holiday Weekend 2010 I would like to wish all my Ontario clients, customers, friends, relatives and colleagues a very happy and safe Civic Holiday weeekend.  Enjoy the fantastic weather that we are having in Ontario and enjoy the many events being offered throughout the Greater Toronto Area and the rest of Ontario. Most government services across Ontario will be closed on Civic Holiday Monday.  Banks and Canada Post will be closed.  Many services will be operating on holiday hours. Don't drink and drive.  The police will be out in full force enforcing traffic laws on this long weekend.
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By Randy Ostrander, Real Estate Broker, Serving Big Rapids and West Central MI
(Lake and Lodge Realty LLC )
Here is an amazing deal I had to share. Here is an incredible Log Home. New construction using large logs on 40 acres all fenced for horses and within walking distance to all sports Big Lake. How's 5 bedrooms, 3 1/2 baths sound? Log home along with basement have combined sq. footage is over 5.000 sq. ft. Basement is finished off and has separate kitchen, living/dining areas along with 2 bedrooms and a bath so you can live downstairs while the top is being finished. Weather tight shell is complete with insulated windows and amazing woodwork throughout. Sold as a copmleted shell or seller will finish with acceptable terms. Need space for your toys or business venture? Pole barn has over 8,000 sq. ft. with a huge storage area up above. Perfect place to retire or for that large family home....
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Peter Testa | Nationwide Homes | (203) 442-3873 8 Dingle Brook Rd., Brookfield, CT 3BR Ranch+1BR Inlaw on 1.84 acres. 4BR/2+1BA Single Family House offered at $265,000 Year Built 1962 Sq Footage 2,291 Bedrooms 4 Bathrooms 2 full, 1 partial Floors 2 Parking 1 Car garage Lot Size 1.84 acres HOA/Maint $0 per month DESCRIPTION 3 Bedroom Ranch plus 1 Bedroom Inlaw. Open Floor Plan Perfect for Entertaining. Kitchen is Newly Remodeled with Stainless Steel Appliances. Custom Designed Pantry. Living Room has Vaulted Ceilings with Dramatic Flair. 2 Skylights in the Main Living Area create Sun-Filled Rooms. Master Bedroom with Luxurious Remodeled Full Bath - Walk In Closet - Floor to Ceiling Windows. Fine details like Custom Crafted Crown Moldings & some Custom Window Treatments. Hardwood Floorin...
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Peter Testa | Nationwide Homes | petertesta@yahoo.com | (203) 442-3873 21 Pondfield Rd., New Fairfield, CT Attractive 3 BR Home in Great Neighborhood. Long List of Updates. 3BR/1+1BA Single Family House offered at $245,000 Year Built 1964 Sq Footage 1,512 Bedrooms 3 Bathrooms 1 full, 1 partial Floors Unspecified Parking 2 Car garage Lot Size .45 acres HOA/Maint $0 per month DESCRIPTION A true move in condition home! This spacious Ranch is located on an attractive street in Southern New Fairfield. 3 Bedrooms, One & a Half Baths. Interior features include an Updated Kitchen with New Counters, Floors & Stainless Steel Appliances- Ref., Dishwasher, Oven, Range & Cooktop. Kitchen/Dining Combo. Living Room with Bay Window & Wood Burning Fireplace. 3 Good-Size Bedrooms. Updated Bath- New Cabi...
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Peter Testa | Nationwide Homes | petertesta@yahoo.com | (203) 442-3873 17 Waterbury Ave., Stamford, CT 4BR Single Family with Water Views. Short Walk to Cove Park, Beach & Holly Pond. 4BR/1+1BA Single Family House offered at $450,000 Year Built 1920 Sq Footage 1,656 Bedrooms 4 Bathrooms 1 full, 1 partial Floors Unspecified Parking 2 Car garage Lot Size .15 acres HOA/Maint $0 per month DESCRIPTION 4 Bedroom, 1 ½ Bath Cape. Lots of Character and Old World Charm. Water views from 1st & 2nd Floors. Up-to-date Mechanicals. Hardwood floors throughout house. 9 ft+ ceilings. Kitchen with Double Oven & Rustic-Look of Exposed Brick. Formal Dining Room. Living Room with Stone Fireplace. Bedroom Dormers. Full basement with outside access. Slomin’s Shield Security System. New- Hot Water Heater, Oil...
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