indianapolis real estate: $100 Down Program For HUD Homes in Indiana is Still in Effect! - 06/27/11 11:17 AM
$100 Down Program For HUD Homes in Indiana is Still in Effect!
If you are looking for a home in Indiana, HUD's $100 down program may be a great option for you. If you'd like to know what types of properties are available feel free to take a look at the HUDhomestore website. If you purchase a HUD property right now...not only can you take advantage of the $100 down program, you can also ask for up to 3% in closing costs/prepaids assistance!
If you'd like more information about the HUD bidding process, feel free to take a look at my … (0 comments)
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indianapolis real estate: 3 Bedroom 2.5 Bath Home For Sale in Pike Township Indianapolis - 05/31/11 02:17 PM
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indianapolis real estate: Indiana Home Buyers - 5 Essential Steps to the HUD Bidding Process - 02/26/11 02:45 PM
Previously, I wrote a post about the process for bidding on a HUD property in the past;however, things changed in recent months. The general process remains the same, but there are differences that are important to note.
If you are an Indiana home buyer interested in purchasing a home from HUD, this brief tutorial will explain to you how the bidding process works.
HUD properties are listed both in the local BLC (MLS) and on the HUDHomestore website.
Previously a HUD home could only be opened by an agent that had a special key to enter the property. Now any … (0 comments)
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indianapolis real estate: Selling Your Indianapolis Home? 5 Reasons why pricing it too high can be detrimental to the sale of your home - 01/11/11 11:56 AM
I understand you are eager to get your Indianapolis home sold and you want or need to get top dollar; however, when you list your home you must be objective. You may have blood, sweat, and tears poured into your property, but you must look at it from the perspective of the buyer. There are multiple factors that go into pricing your home. Please keep these in mind when letting your listing consultant know what price in which you'd like to list your property. Here I must emphasize that if your property is listed too high...the interest and number of showings … (4 comments)
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indianapolis real estate: ►►Price Reduced◄◄3 Bedroom Home Indy's West Side Reduced to $11,999 - 01/24/10 02:43 PM
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indianapolis real estate: ►►Price Reduced◄◄3BD, 1BA Home on Indianapolis' Westside $18,000 - 01/24/10 02:36 PM
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indianapolis real estate: Price Reduced $14,900 3BD, 1BA on Indianapolis' Westside - 11/17/09 09:09 AM
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indianapolis real estate: 3BD, 1BA Home on Indianapolis' Westside $33,900 - 11/17/09 08:12 AM
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indianapolis real estate: 8 Things You Should Know About the 2009/2010 Homebuyer Tax Credit Extension - 11/13/09 01:35 PM
8 Things You Should Know About the 2009/2010 Homebuyer Tax Credit Extension
What was originally considered a “First-Time Homebuyer” tax credit has been extended into 2010, so I thought I’d give you the key points you need to know regarding the new extension.
It’s Important to note, the key points in this post are applicable to transactions that take place AFTER November 7, 2009. If you closed on your home before this time, please see my other post regarding the 2009 Homebuyer Tax Credit.
This post will be updated accordingly when the revised form number 5405 has been made available … (2 comments)
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indianapolis real estate: 3 BD, 2 BA Indianapolis Condo For Sale in Franklin Township - 10/09/09 06:59 PM
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indianapolis real estate: 3 BD, 1 BA Home on Indy's West Side $26,900 - 09/24/09 02:20 PM
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indianapolis real estate: ♦♦♦Price Reduced♦♦♦ Lovely 3 Bd, 2 Ba Ranch in Franklin Township Indianapolis - 09/13/09 01:25 PM
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indianapolis real estate: Lovely Franklin Township Indianapolis Home for Sale - 08/14/09 05:14 PM
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indianapolis real estate: Broad Ripple Village, Another Great Place To Work and Play In Indy! - 07/24/09 09:08 PM
Broad Ripple Village
When you walk the streets of Broad Ripple Village today, you are reminded of the days of old along with a new twist. In the past, the area began to decline due to lack of interest from residents and visitors, but Broad Ripple Village is another area of Indianapolis that was fortunate enough to gain enough backing from individuals that made an effort revitalize the area. Now it's a place where you'll find anyone from Gen X and Y to the Baby Boomers.
Broad Ripple Village is an area that is the perfect combination of old and new. Here you'll find … (2 comments)
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indianapolis real estate: The Old Northside of Indianapolis - 07/23/09 09:53 PM
The Old Northside of Indianapolis
Indianapolis is fast becoming a city that can compete with the likes of other cities like Chicago, Cincinnati, St. Louis, etc....While we've made great strides to attract the latest and greatest life sciences initiatives, attract better paying jobs, place a greater emphasis on the arts, and all around become a better city, we had to start somewhere, right?
The Old Northside was once home to the very affluent residents of Indianapolis. The Old Northside was home to the likes of many people of importance such as Benjamin Harrison, Lyman S. Ayers (started L. S. Ayer's department store), … (7 comments)
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indianapolis real estate: Answers To: How Much Money Is Needed To Buy A Home? - 06/25/09 04:27 PM
If you are a first time homebuyer, you may not be familiar with some of the costs associated with purchasing a home. Owning a home is definitely better than giving your money to a landlord every month, but there are some things you need to make sure you save for when making a purchase.
1. Earnest Money. If you place an offer on a home it is typical to offer earnest money to let the seller know you are serious about buying their property. While you may be able to get away without submitting an earnest money deposit as part … (0 comments)
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indianapolis real estate: The Food in Indianapolis is HOT HOT HOT!!! - 06/10/09 10:07 AM
Apparently the Travel channel and Alison Stein Wellner (an apparent well known food critic) were on a quest to find the spiciest food in the world...that's right, the world! She traveled to Germany, India, Honduras, Nashville, and finally Indianapolis Indiana. She was there for the Indy 500 and they decided to go to Harry and Izzy's , which is the sister (more casual) restaurant to St. Elmo Steak House. Here you can order St. Elmo's famous shrimp cocktail...
Well apparently, Alison hadn't heard of St. Elmo's or their shrimp cocktail and didn't think a thing about it when she ordered it. … (4 comments)
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indianapolis real estate: 6 Things You (Buyer) Should Know About the $8000 Tax Credit - 05/27/09 09:27 AM
Having the ability to receive a check for $8,000 when you file your taxes next year is almost as good as the invention of sliced bread; however, there are some things you should keep in mind or may not have been aware of.
To qualify you must be one of two things: A true first time homebuyer You’ve held no ownership interest in a home for AT LEAST three years prior to the date in which you close on the home There is an income cap in order to receive the credit: If you make $75,000 ($150,000 if married) or … (2 comments)
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indianapolis real estate: How the HUD Bidding Process Works in Indiana, Illinois (All States at HMBIWeb) - 05/24/09 08:48 PM
If you are a buyer interested in purchasing a home from HUD and you live in one of the states serviced by HMBI (property management company responsible for HUD homes in the 10 states they represent), this brief tutorial will explain to you how the bidding process works.
If you are interested in seeing a HUD home you'll first need to find an agent that has the ability to show HUD homes as they require a special key for entry. It's also a good idea to verify whether or not their office is a HUD approved broker as this is required … (3 comments)
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indianapolis real estate: Pre-Qualification vs. Pre-Approval Which is Better? - 04/28/09 10:43 AM
Some of you looking to purchase a home may be wondering how a a pre-qualification differs from a pre-approval.
A Pre-Qualification letter essentially means you spoke to a lender about your desire to purchase a home...You let them know what your income is and your monthly obligations are (car payment, personal loan, child support, etc.). They may or may not run a credit report. Obtaining a pre-qualification letter is basically a quick conversation on the phone to see what you "may" (keyword is "MAY") be able to qualify for. It's simply an estimate.
A Pre-Approval letter requires a bit more work. … (2 comments)
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