Melbourne fl townhome short sale - 09/11/09 10:54 AM

This Property is a short sale. Centrally Located Townhome in Cypress Springs Condo. This 3bedroom 2 Bath offers Master bedroom on the first Floor. Master Bath has His & Her Sinks as well as Large Walkin Closet.2nd & 3rd Bedrooms are Upstairs. Quiet community central location close to Shopping & Schools . Association Fees includes cable, water, insurance, pool, landscape maintenance & rec/fitness area. This unit is move in Ready and we have a team Dedicated to moving the process quickly MELBOURNE, FL 32901Offered at: $62,500


Susan R. Engle REALTOR® Coldwell Banker Ed Schlitt 907 US Highway 192 Melbourne, FL 32901 … (1 comments)

Buying a waterfront home - 09/11/09 10:50 AM
Buying a waterfront home Things to consider when buying any waterfront vacation home.
First off, congratulations at looking toIndian River County for a possible permanent or vacation home. The good news about Brevard countyfrom an investment angle are:
There is only so much waterfront or Coastal property available. Indian River county has strict environmental laws that affect building permits. This means there are only so many homes and always will be a limited number of homes here.
Is there a view? Views really do matter. An unobstructed Ocean view adds as much as 60% to the value of a home per … (2 comments)

Florida Homestead exemption - 09/11/09 10:48 AM
Homestead exemption
New 2008 property tax Reforms: In a January 2008 ballot measure, Florida voters approved a constitutional amendment that introduced several changes to our state's property tax system. The four changes may affect the amount of tax you owe: Increased Homestead Exemption: If you're currently receiving a $25,000 homestead exemption on your property taxes, you will automatically be upgraded to a $50,000 exemption this year. If you are a homeowner and do not currently receive the exemption, you may file your application in person along with a $15 late fee, through mid-September. Save Our Homes Portability Cap: You may now … (0 comments)

Real Estate inspections--what to expect - 09/11/09 10:46 AM
Inspections. Home inspections and what they should cover Siding: Look for dents or buckling Foundations: Look for cracks or water seepage Exterior Brick: Look for cracked bricks or mortar pulling away from bricks Insulation: Look for condition, adequate rating for climate (the higher the R value, the more effective the insulation is) Doors and Windows: Look for loose or tight fits, condition of locks, condition of weatherstripping Roof: Look for age, conditions of flashing, pooling water, buckled shingles, or loose gutters and downspouts Ceilings, walls, and moldings. Look for loose pieces, dry wall that is pulling away. Porch/Deck: Loose railings or … (0 comments)

 

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