Rebate Check frees Winchester family from rickety back steps!I am going to call Uncle Sam my fairy godmother godfather, because we have our rebate check in the bank and we have pledged it to a local business! Apparently, as of early June, we'll be free of the temporary, cheap steps we've used to exit the rear of our home. If you've purchased a new or newer home in the Winchester, VA area, there's a chance your back door was "secured" by a few pieces of wood because the builder did not include the price of a deck with your home! There are homes all over town still boarded up.
Luke Lang of Milam's Landscape has designed solid brick steps and a gorgeous patio and will be installing it the end of May. I plan to update this page when the project is complete.
This post was inspired by the many poll results which predicted the stimulus package would not make a positive impact on the economy. Because we have 4 children (& a bunch of other calculations), our rebate was $2400. 100% is being put back into the economy. In fact, at a minimum, we'll be matching Uncle Sam's contribution! We're not planning to move any time soon, so we are not worried about receiving an immediate return on our investment. If we were moving soon, and didn't make the repairs, you'd bet our steps would give us a headache come home inspection time!
Are you spending your rebate check on your home? Are you going to make a major purchase? Paying off debt? I'd love to hear from local and non local people alike!
_________________________________________________________________________________ All Content Copyright Protected © 2008 Natalie Langford Disclaimer: The information shared here is done in the spirit of entertainment. Please know that my blog is simply an extension of myself via my writings, and doesn't necessarily reflect the opinions of the Active Rain Real Estate Network or my brokerage or broker. While I love comments from all readers, I'm not responsible for the ones made on this blog. The information I share is felt to be accurate, and will be corrected should any mistakes be pointed out. Whew. What I really mean: enjoy my blog!
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Foreclosures stripped. Now, cars are being torched? What's next?I bet it's dinner on fire! Congratulations, (small segment of) America (making an impact on the economy). I'm not sure who's to blame, but it's obvious that we are not our parents' generation. For the most part, I've had a tremendous amount of sympathy for those facing foreclosure. However, the strippers among them are tainting my view. They grow by the day.
If the terms "foreclosure" and "short sale" aren't sexy enoug, how about "car torching?" I learned of this on the national news yesterday, but can't find a link to the story. Apparently, a small segment of the population, now months behind on car payments, have turned to torching their vehicles in hopes of cashing in on insurance and escaping debt they can't afford. For those who don't get caught, I suppose it might be easier than getting a second job, like our parents, grand parents, and great grand parents (and every other ancestor in debt) would have done.
We're not entitled to the American Dream. We're privileged to pursue it! Remember an essential ingredient...WORKING TO EARN IT! Or, accepting failure with grace and moving on...
What's next? Dinner on fire?
_________________________________________________________________________________ All Content Copyright Protected © 2008 Natalie Langford Disclaimer: The information shared here is done in the spirit of entertainment. Please know that my blog is simply an extension of myself via my writings, and doesn't necessarily reflect the opinions of the Active Rain Real Estate Network or my brokerage or broker. While I love comments from all readers, I'm not responsible for the ones made on this blog. The information I share is felt to be accurate, and will be corrected should any mistakes be pointed out. I'm not attacking families facing foreclosure, but this is a wake up call to the ones who don't handle it with grace and maturity. Whew. What I really mean: enjoy my blog!
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Forbes.com Ranks Winchester, VA #19 for Best Small Places for Business & Careers
Congratulations, Winchester! Out of 179 contestants, Winchester ranks 19th best when it comes to small places for both business and careers. Only two other cities in Virginia came in with better results: Blacksburg (#10) and Charlottesville (#9).
Is Winchester a great place to live or relocate your business? Why don't you come check it out for yourself?! For a tour around Winchester, feel free to check out my other relocation posts!
Winchester, Clear Brook, Stephenson, and Front Royal are all areas experiencing growth at this time! We are close to major airports, rail, and major shipping routes. See what our local Economic Development Commission has to say.
Are you considering Winchester as a possible location for your corporation, factory or other business? Call the experts at the Winchester-Frederick County Economic Development Commission at 540-665-0973, or simply follow the link for information online. When it comes to relocating your employees, call me, Your own relocation expert! All Content Copyright Protected © 2008 Natalie Langford Disclaimer: The information shared here is done in the spirit of entertainment and genuine excitement about this region. Please know that my blog is simply an extension of myself via my writings, and doesn't necessarily reflect the opinions of the Active Rain Real Estate Network or my brokerage or broker. While I love comments from all readers, I'm not responsible for the ones made on this blog. The information I share is felt to be accurate, and will be corrected should any mistakes be pointed out. Photos belong to me. Whew. What I really mean: enjoy my blog! Natalie Langford, Realty Direct of Shenandoah Valley, 149 Creekside Ln, Winchester, VA 22602, John Orem Broker, Licensed in VA Equal Housing Opportunity Short sales and foreclosures are like big ugly zits! Winchester/Frederick County has a serious acne problem!
The sad truth is that many agents in this area put ridiculously low prices on homes which are short sales to generate interest in a listing in hopes that a speedy offer will occur. Unfortunately, this makes the other homes in the neighborhood look overpriced even when they are priced well.
For buyers, many are unaware that listings are short sales until after they’ve submitted an offer. I know it’s happening, because people love to share their battle stories to anything with a PULSE!
The first question most people ask is, “What the heck is a short sale?” A short sale is when a home owner sells his house for less than what he owes the bank. This can only happen when the lender agrees to accept the proceeds of the short sale and forgive the balance owed on the mortgage. This is typically done after the owner proves hardship of some sort and that they can no longer afford to make their mortgage payments. The bank is then able to avoid a lengthy and expensive foreclosure.
Short sales are not easy. I only recommend my buyers consider one when they are patient enough to handle the uncertainty they come with. Some banks are so overwhelmed with short sales and foreclosures, they move at a snails pace.
Rather than take out your frustrations on your neighbor, bake them some cookies and be thankful that your only fear is the inability to refinance when you decide to put in that pool or buy that RV! You’re living on a rock, and their little sand castle is slowly melting away, along with their credit…
If you want to read more about short sales, here are Elizabeth Weintraub explains why a lender would do a short sale. Update: 4/22/08, via Twitter, Matthew suggests buyer agents put in the offer to purchase: "Seller to disclose short sale status if it exists." I felt that was a BRILLIANT suggestion!
Note: If you are considering SHORT selling your home, I’m not your agent. You need an agent with a tremendous amount of skill and experience with short sales specifically. I can refer you to one, but I will not personally list one myself.
All Content Copyright Protected © 2008 Natalie Langford Disclaimer: The information shared here is done in the spirit of entertainment. Please know that my blog is simply an extension of myself via my writings, and doesn't necessarily reflect the opinions of the Active Rain Real Estate Network or my brokerage or broker. While I love comments from all readers, I'm not responsible for the ones made on this blog. The information I share is felt to be accurate, and will be corrected should any mistakes be pointed out. Whew. What I really mean: enjoy this post!
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Virginia Blogger Connect 2.0 Wish you were there!Blog talk & lunch with Keith Garner, Managing Director, Center for REALTOR® Technology!!!
Thank you, Ben Martin, Director of Communications and New Media for VAR, for organizing Blogger Connect 2.0! This past Friday, approximately 30 bloggers from across the state gathered at DARR in Leesburg, VA for a rather mind exploding, animated, and fruitful exchange of ideas. Keith Garner, Managing Director, Center for REALTOR® Technology, joined us for an interactive presentation and lunch. I plan to do an additional post on Keith's information alone. There are a number of techy resources available to us from NAR which are not being used to their full potential. You may well recognize some of the attendies from The Active Rain Real Estate Network: Brian Block, Frank Llosa, and Danilo Bogdanovic . If you haven't heard of the Real Estate Zebra by now, you'll thank me for introducing you! Daniel brought the technical expertise necessary to broadcast live from the event. With a roomful of writers reluctant to take to the air, he did an amazing job of keeping the show going with an information packed 30 minutes. Jim Duncan, Bob Carney, and Jeff Turner each called in and contributed tremendously to the conversation. To listen to the conversation, follow the path. First, click HERE, then click on the top icon, Audio from Today’s Zebra Talk. TIP: On air Jeff Turner suggests you get out, meet people, develop relationships, and don't let SEO take over your writing! Use your blog to create conversations with real people in your community. If you have the courage, talk to neighborhood residents when you do your local neighborhood reports. Ask them how they feel about life in their neighborhood. Ask if you can quote them! See you all in Baltimore, MD for VAR 2008 All Content Copyright Protected © 2008 Natalie Langford Disclaimer: The information shared here is done in the spirit of entertainment. Please know that my blog is simply an extension of myself via my writings, and doesn't necessarily reflect the opinions of the Active Rain Real Estate Network or my brokerage or broker. While I love comments from all readers, I'm not responsible for the ones made on this blog. The information I share is felt to be accurate, and will be corrected should any mistakes be pointed out. Whew. What I really mean: enjoy this post! Natalie Langford, Realty Direct of Shenandoah Valley, 149 Creekside Ln, Winchester, VA 22602, John Orem Broker, Licensed in VA Equal Housing Opportunity Winchester, Va Real Estate SOLD report for Harvest Ridge Estates Winchester, VA Real Estate - Harvest Ridge EstatesSOLD STATISTICS FOR HARVEST RIDGE!January 1, 2007 - Present This post is inspired by the Winchester resident who emailed me for a list of recent sales in Harvest Ridge Estates after reading my recent market report on Harvest Ridge Estates. If you missed it, please click here for information on currently listed homes. Built by Toll Brothers, this neighborhood has been complete since the summer of 2006! I have decided to use data from January 1, 2007 forward. I’ll attempt to keep this up to date. Text, email, or call me to be added to an automated email notification via MRIS, our local MLS on market activity in Harvest Ridge. (or any other neighborhood) Source of statistics: MRIS & Tax Records. Model info. from my knowledge of the neighborhood/builder.
Tidbit of information: Did you know that Toll Brothers puts a lot of thought into the appearance of their communities? In Harvest Ridge Estates, you’ll note that every other house has a large Cherry or Pear tree in the front yard. Each house has the same type of tree in their back yard as well. These photos are of actual neighborhood trees taken this month!
Are you considering Winchester as a possible location for your corporation, factory or other business? Call the experts at the Winchester-Frederick County Economic Development Commission at 540-665-0973, or simply follow the link for information online. When it comes to relocating your employees, call me, Your own relocation expert! SEARCH THE WINCHESTER AREA MLS FREE!!!! Search Frederick or Clarke County Homes Relocating to the Winchester, Va area? Check out my relocation post! All Content Copyright Protected © 2008 Natalie Langford Disclaimer: The information shared here is done in the spirit of entertainment. At the time this is posted, none of the homes pictured are on the market. Please know that my blog is simply an extension of myself via my writings, and doesn't necessarily reflect the opinions of the Active Rain Real Estate Network or my brokerage or broker. While I love comments from all readers, I'm not responsible for the ones made on this blog. The information I share is felt to be accurate, and will be corrected should any mistakes be pointed out. Whew. What I really mean: enjoy my blog! Natalie Langford, Realty Direct of Shenandoah Valley, 149 Creekside Ln, Winchester, VA 22602, John Orem Broker, Licensed in VA Equal Housing Opportunity Winchester, VA Real Estate - Harvest Ridge Estates Market Report Winchester, VA Real Estate - Harvest Ridge EstatesLuxury homes built by Toll Brothers, made home by you!Market Report March 2008 Nestled between West Ridge and The Village at Harvest Ridge, you'll find Harvest Ridge Estates. This community of 88 homes is located off Cedar Creek Grade and sits inside the city lines. Built by Toll Brothers, this neighborhood has been complete since the summer of 2006! The first home sold in July 2004, and the last newly constructed home closed in August of 2006. There have been a few resales since then. See the chart below for current activity.
SCHOOLS: Frederick Douglas Elementary, Daniel Morgan Middle School, Handley High School. AMENITIES: Harvest Field - City owned soccer field located on Crestview Ter. There are currently 9 homes for sale and one home for rent in Harvest Ridge Estates. Of those 9, one or two are short sales and 2 are bank owned. Below is data from the MRIS Multiple Listing Service. I'd love to show you any and all homes in this neighborhood or any neighborhood in the area should you be in need of a buyer's agent. If you check out my profile you'll see that I support nosy neighbors! Call me if you have any questions on your neighborhood or if you would like me to market your home for you!
Are you considering Winchester as a possible location for your corporation, factory or other business? Call the experts at the Winchester-Frederick County Economic Development Commission at 540-665-0973, or simply follow the link for information online. When it comes to relocating your employees, call me, Your own relocation expert! SEARCH THE WINCHESTER AREA MLS FREE!!!! Search Frederick or Clarke County Homes Relocating to the Winchester, Va area? Check out my relocation post! All Content Copyright Protected © 2008 Natalie Langford Disclaimer: The information shared here is done in the spirit of entertainment. At the time this is posted, none of the homes pictured are on the market. Please know that my blog is simply an extension of myself via my writings, and doesn't necessarily reflect the opinions of the Active Rain Real Estate Network or my brokerage or broker. While I love comments from all readers, I'm not responsible for the ones made on this blog. The information I share is felt to be accurate, and will be corrected should any mistakes be pointed out. Whew. What I really mean: enjoy my blog! Natalie Langford, Realty Direct of Shenandoah Valley, 149 Creekside Ln, Winchester, VA 22602, John Orem Broker, Licensed in VA Equal Housing Opportunity Virginia Real Estate: Residential Underground Heating Oil Tanks Virginia Real Estate: Residential Underground Heating Oil TanksOn first glance, you might have yawned at the title of this post. If you didn’t before you clicked, maybe you are mid-yawn right now! Well, WAKE UP!!!!! Underground Heating Oil Tanks demand attention from all property owners, potential home buyers, listing agents and selling agents.
Pollard Environmental covers almost the entire state of Virginia. There may be financial assistance available should a test conclude that your underground storage tank be leaking. Should you wish to know more about the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality’s (VDEQ) Petroleum Storage Tank Fund (VPSTF), call Pollard Environmental at 1-800-761-3299. Don't know what to ask? Don't worry. Call anyway and they'd get you started! I’m not qualified to speak about UST’s in depth. However, here is a checklist for you: (Answer “yes” to any of the following and it’s possible you may have an underground fuel tank) Was the home constructed prior to 1970? Does the home have an aboveground storage tank? Is there a visible fill or vent pipe? Is there unidentified piping in the yard? (Look behind the bushes) Are copper lines visible in the crawlspace, basement, or furnace room? Are oil tanks or their piping visible at neighborhood residences? Nat’s tip: If you’ve got one and you know it, disclose it! Pollard Environmental makes office presentations, and can present at your local association. Please call Anita Bulebush, Education & Marketing Coordinator, Pollard Environmental, LLC at 804-377-8383 to schedule your class.
Are you considering Winchester as a possible location for your corporation, factory or other business? Call the experts at the Winchester-Frederick County Economic Development Commission at 540-665-0973, or simply follow the link for information online. When it comes to relocating your employees, call me, Your own relocation expert! SEARCH THE WINCHESTER AREA MLS FREE!!!! Search Frederick or Clarke County Homes Relocating to the Winchester, Va area? Check out my relocation post! All Content Copyright Protected © 2008 Natalie Langford Disclaimer: The information shared here is done in the spirit of entertainment and by no means am I pretending to be an expert on UST's. I am not affiliated with Pollard Environmental and this is not a paid advertisement. I simply thought of all the people who weren't in the class and thought I'd share this resource. As you will note in my prior writings, I am a big fan of the classroom setting. Please know that my blog is simply an extension of myself via my writings, and doesn't necessarily reflect the opinions of the Active Rain Real Estate Network or my brokerage or broker. While I love comments from all readers, I'm not responsible for the ones made on this blog. The information I share is felt to be accurate, and will be corrected should any mistakes be pointed out. Whew. What I really mean: enjoy my blog! Natalie Langford, Realty Direct of Shenandoah Valley, 149 Creekside Ln, Winchester, VA 22602, John Orem Broker, Licensed in VA Equal Housing Opportunity Relocating to Winchester, VA? Beyond Real Estate – WINDROW Antiques, Home & Garden! Relocating to Winchester, VA? Beyond Real Estate – Windrow Antiques, Home & Garden! Nestled on Boscawen Street, just a stone’s throw away (not recommended) from City Hall, you’ll find a wealth of choice for decorating your home, vacation home, bed & breakfast or even place of business. Earlier this month, I made a visit to Olde Town Winchester to obtain photos for my Relocation Package. With some spare time on my hands, I rewarded myself with a visit to Windrow, an antique, home & garden boutique. My intention wasn’t to blog, but to enjoy Windrow without the assistance of my 6 year old octopus. HOWEVER, I soon became enchanted with the freshness & uniqueness of the store and with the owner Cheryl DeHaven Johnson. Before I knew it, the words fell from my mouth, the camera came out and now you can enjoy this tour from across the country (or even county) and with out your little octopi assistants! If you are looking for inspiration for your twin's room or a guest bedroom, or if you just love French Provincial style, take a closer look at the pair of French blue twin beds to the right of the gorgeous, creamy dresser/sideboard. Chic it up!!!!!!! As you can see, the style and uniqueness varies from piece to piece. Bring your ideas, bring your decorator, and surely you'll find something at Windrow to complement your home decor or even inspiration for a new project! Blue is such a lovely color! Imagine my surprise when I spotted this piece on the right. After reading the March 2008 issue of House Beautiful, and falling in love with the blue "antique buffet de corps" on page 85, I found THIS in Winchester. The true colors didn't show up in this photo and I will go back and reshoot. This is truly an elegant piece. See something you like? Email Cheryl or call the store at 540-662-9009/540-327-6288. Windrow is located at 15 East Boscawen Street in Olde Town Winchester. Once again, you’ll find a decorator’s delight with antiques as well as other home and garden related inventory, both old and new. Remember, inventory changes over time. Fair Warning: In this town, great buys and hard to find items are snatched up quickly. Winchester Living - Related Posts & Relocation Topics covered: Relocating to Winchester, VA? Welcome to your new town! More than real estate! Relocating to Winchester, VA? Here's A Relocation Blog for the KidsRelocating to Winchester, VA? Shopping! Shopping! Shopping! Relocating to Winchester, VA? The Winchester Impact - Great, Family Entertainment Relocating to Winchester, VA? A Peak at Dining Relocating to Winchester, VA? Glen Burnie Gardens...Sigh...Just lovely! Are you considering Winchester as a possible location for your corporation, factory or other business? Call the experts at the Winchester-Frederick County Economic Development Commission at 540-665-0973, or simply follow the link for information online. When it comes to relocating your employees, call me, Your own relocation expert! SEARCH THE WINCHESTER AREA MLS FREE!!!! Search Frederick or Clarke County Homes Yes, I want your business! Whether you are coming or going, I can help. I love to market homes and assist you in finding an agent in your new town as much as I enjoy helping people move across town! If you'd like a relocation package sent to you, email me at Natalie@langfordhomesales.com, or call/send a text to 540-303-2216. All Content Copyright Protected © 2008 Natalie Langford Disclaimer: The information shared here is done in the spirit of entertainment and genuine excitement about this region. Please know that my blog is simply an extension of myself via my writings, and doesn't necessarily reflect the opinions of the Active Rain Real Estate Network or my brokerage or broker. While I love comments from all readers, I'm not responsible for the ones made on this blog. The information I share is felt to be accurate, and will be corrected should any mistakes be pointed out. Whew. What I really mean: enjoy my blog! Natalie Langford, Realty Direct of Shenandoah Valley, 149 Creekside Ln, Winchester, VA 22602, John Orem Broker, Licensed in VA Equal Housing Opportunity Winchester, VA Relocation Package Relocating to Winchester, VA? Welcome to your new town! More than real estate! Here's the place to start your relocation research on the Frederick County-Winchester area Real Estate market. Here, you'll find a great number of area links, a simple button to reach the Winchester Star, a bit of history, and a peak at the community! For the History Buffs: Winchester, VA was the first English town west of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Founded by James Wood, Winchester was settled in the 1730’s. Winchester boasts a rich history, spanning 4 centuries, with a number of museums and monuments to honor and remember those who made a mark in the area. In Frederick County, there are a number of old forts or stockades from the French and Indian war. George Washington spent time in Winchester as a surveyor, a military leader and a politician. During the Civil War, Winchester changed hands over 70 times. Area children experience this history on the many field trips taken in their school career. Fast forward to 2008! The Frederick County - Winchester, VA area continues to grow. Look below for links to some amazing area sites where you'll be able to research this region!
Winchester Living - Relocation Topics covered: Relocating to Winchester, VA? Here's A Relocation Blog for the KidsRelocating to Winchester, VA? Shopping! Shopping! Shopping! Relocating to Winchester, VA? The Winchester Impact - Great, Family Entertainment Relocating to Winchester, VA? A Peek at Dining Relocating to Winchester, VA? Glen Burnie Gardens...Sigh...Just lovely! Relocating to Winchester, VA? Beyond Real Estate – Windrow Antiques, Home & Garden! Relocating to Winchester, VA? See What Forbes.com has to say! Are you considering Winchester as a possible location for your corporation, factory or other business? Call the experts at the Winchester-Frederick County Economic Development Commission at 540-665-0973, or simply follow the link for information online. When it comes to relocating your employees, call me, Your own relocation expert! SEARCH THE WINCHESTER AREA MLS FREE!!!! Search Frederick or Clarke County Homes
Here are some useful links in preparation of your move! WINC's Morning Magazine with Michael Haman Virginia DOT Traffic & Travel Info City of Winchester’s official site Stephens City Official Website Frederick County's official site Winchester- Frederick County Chamber of Commerce Clarke County Chamber of Commerce Winchester-Frederick County Economic Development Winchester Frederick County Convention and Visitor Bureau Winchester Frederick County Circuit Court Frederick County Public Schools Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival Winchester-Frederick County Chapter of the American Red Cross
Shenandoah National Park (U.S. National Park Service) Yes, I want your business! If you'd like a relocation package sent to you, email me at Natalie@langfordhomesales.com, or send a text to 540-303-2216. All Content Copyright Protected © 2008 Natalie Langford Disclaimer: The information shared here is done in the spirit of entertainment and genuine excitement about this region. Please know that my blog is simply an extension of myself via my writings, and doesn't necessarily reflect the opinions of the Active Rain Real Estate Network or my brokerage or broker. While I love comments from all readers, I'm not responsible for the ones made on this blog. The information I share is felt to be accurate, and will be corrected should any mistakes be pointed out. Photos belong to me. Whew. What I really mean: enjoy my blog! Natalie Langford, Realty Direct of Shenandoah Valley, 149 Creekside Ln, Winchester, VA 22602, John Orem Broker, Licensed in VA Equal Housing Opportunity |
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I'd like to point out that our own wooden steps failed our 11 month post construction home inspection and had 1.5 pages dedicated to them alone! In searching for a photo of the steps in use, all I could come up with was the photo you see here! Note my clever angle meant to distract you from even noticing them!
Unfortunately, there are people who are so angry with the "system," they rip out landscaping, doors, micro hoods, & even those cheap little wire racks in the bedroom closets prior to vacating their homes. I won't mention the unmentionable things they do to their floors. Each day, their anger brings our economy down just a tad. I bet it comes around to bite them in the "you know where!"
If you're in a restaurant and find some one torching their hollowed baked potato, and then running from the restaurant without paying their bill; something's amiss. I smell a rat, here! Oh, it's my graphic. 
I bet your neighborhood has one of each! Mine has two foreclosures & one short sale on the market. You may even feel aggression towards that neighbor because you feel their asking price is dragging down the neighborhood and even cutting into your own personal equity. 
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