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remax: High Visibility Storefront Available for $85,000 - 11/09/11 10:57 AM
High Visibility Storefront Available for $85,000
Storefront, retail space, warehouse space available in a great location!
On the corner of Wilmington Pike and Shroyer Rd.
Lots of frontage and great traffic counts.
Building is 1452 Square Feet per county records, also has about 1000 square feet in the basement.
Parking lot.
Leasing is also available.
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remax: Beavercreek Schools - 3 Bedroom for under $60,000 - 11/09/11 10:37 AM
Beavercreek Schools - 3 Bedroom for under $60,000
BEAVERCREEK SCHOOLS! HUGE PRICE REDUCTION!
Very spacious and well-kept home with 1325 Square Feet. (GREAT VALUE - Priced at only $45 per sq. foot!!)
This home has many updates besides new carpet and fresh paint thoughout. The huge eat-in kitchen has new flooring and the refrigerator and range stay!
There is a wonderful 20' x 17' Family Room addition that is open to the covered patio!
Outside you will find a nicely landscaped yard with 2 sheds!
New Carport, fixtures, lighting, Siding and the Heating and Air in the Family Room … (0 comments)
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remax: NEWER HOME AVAILABLE FOR RENT IN KETTERING - 11/09/11 10:32 AM
NEWER HOME AVAILABLE FOR RENT IN KETTERING
$1975 per Month!!!
Spectacular 5 Bedroom/4 Bath home! Only 3 Years Old!
Two-story entry w/an open staircase and beautiful hardwood floors through the entry way, hall, dining area, kitchen and morning room.
The Great room is 26' x 25'
Beyond the kitchen is a 10'x 18' Morning Room w/access to the oversized deck.
Upstairs you will find 4 ample sized bedrooms. The Owners Suite has a sitting area, walk-in closet and owners bath w/ a spa tub & separate shower.
In the Finished basement is the 5th bedroom with Egress, an office … (0 comments)
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remax: For Sellers - What is the right price for your house? - 11/07/08 06:30 AM
It's important to carefully look at your neighborhood activity, before deciding on a price for your house.What you paid for the house + improvements you have made to the house DOES NOT EQUAL the selling price of your house.You should seek out a Competitive Market Analysis (otherwise known as a CMA) of your area, take a look at active, expired, pending and sold listings.The active listings are obviously your competition.Take a look at the expired listings and be sure you don't follow their lead on price, since you actually want to sell your house, instead of it expiring.The sold listings is … (0 comments)
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remax: Homeowner's Top "To Do" CALENDAR - 12/12/07 07:09 AM
For ongoing safety, efficiency and livability of your home, put these maintenance projects on the top of your list!!
January - Organize your home improvement files. Review warranties and product manuals and jot service reminders on your calendar.
February - Schedule an energy audit with your utility company. Repairing energy leaks can save significantly on your utility bills all year round.
March - Check for moisture in your crawl space, garage or other storage areas. If you see a problem, have a professional resolve it quickly before mold or mildew sets in.
April - Clean out rain gutters - Collect leaves and debris for compost and … (2 comments)
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remax: Appreciation in The Dayton Market - 12/12/07 06:44 AM
I thought this was interesting information on the single family home appreciation in the Dayton Market.
The chart below shows the average sale prices, dollar appreciation, percentage and cumulative appreciation for single-family homes in the Dayton area from 1973 to 2006. The average sale price is the mathematical average of all sold homes reported during the calendar year, and the appreciation rate is calculated from this average.
While the average sales price does not necessarily mean each and every home will appreciate every year, it's a good indication that the Dayton real estate market has been slowly but surely increasing in value.
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remax: What you'll need to get your mortgage loan approved - 09/28/07 08:21 AM
What You'll Need to Get your Mortgage Approved
Getting a mortgage home loan might seem like a difficult process, but if you're ready, you can increase your chances for the best interest rates. Most financial institutions will ask for of the following documents in considering your request for a mortgage loan.
1. Last two years' federal tax returns and/or W-2 statements
2. Pay stubs: most recent, usually covering the past month.
3. Employment history: a record of steady employment will work in your favor.
4. Credit History: Credit report, including current creditors and account information. How you have dealt with your credit in the past, minimum monthly payments, etc. By establishing a solid credit … (0 comments)
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remax: Mortgage Interest rates drop (Even lower than last year!) - 09/19/07 08:33 AM
Interest rates on prime conforming loans fell across the board in the past week, with rates on 30-year fixed mortgages averaging 0.15 percentage points below the previous week's level. The drop in mortgage rates may give some relief to borrowers who are looking to refinance or purchase a home.
The 30-year fixed-rate mortgage averaged 6.31% for the week ending Sept. 13, 2007, down from 6.46% last week, according to Freddie Mac's weekly survey. The mortgage averaged 6.43% a year ago.
The 15-year fixed-rate mortgage averaged 5.97% for the week, down from last week's 6.15% average. The mortgage averaged 6.11% a year ago.
Adjustable-rate mortgages also … (4 comments)
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remax: Home Warranties - A good buy! - 09/13/07 07:27 PM
Home warranties provide protection to the seller, during the listing period and for one year , to the buyer, following the sale of the home. Home warranties range in cost, but are typically under $500 for coverage and offfer valuable protection on major systems and appliances including, home heating, plumbing, electrical and central air conditioning systems coverage that gives buyers security as well as reducing seller liability. Coverage is for systems and appliances in good working order at the start of the contract.
A very good investment for the Seller and a good incentive for the buyer!
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remax: Watch for deceptive mortgage advertising - 09/13/07 07:00 PM
Some of the mortgage advertisements appearing in Web sites, newspapers, direct mail and unsolicited e-mail may be violating federal law. The Federal Trade Commission is to send warning letters to more than 200 advertisers and media outlets informing them of the possible violations. The letters being sent to advertisers advised them to review their ads and read up on relevant laws. Media outlets were given guidance on screening ads for questionable claims.
Some of the claims made in the ads are "potentially deceptive," or violating the Truth in Lending Act, according to a FTC news release. The advertisements were claims that these mortgage companies had very low monthly payments or … (0 comments)
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remax: What's on your Good Faith Estimate? - 09/13/07 06:35 PM
The National Association of REALTORS (NAR) sent a joint letter to Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Secretary on August 8, 2007, encouraging HUD to undertake reform of the Good Faith Estimate under Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act (RESPA). The letter, co-signed by Center for Responsible Lending (CRL) President, in an effort to address abusive lending practices, in part, through a summary Good Faith Estimate . The letter also states that additional strong legislative and regulatory action will be required.
Specifically, the letter recommends a Summary Good Faith Estimate that highlights key loan terms and payment information in an easily understandable format and accompany the full Good Faith Estimate that would provide … (1 comments)
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remax: Home Remodeling - What pays off - 05/17/07 10:50 AM
Maybe you've been feeling the need for more space, less space, or just different space. You've been wondering-which solution will give me what I want with the least financial hit? Here's one gauge to use:
Expect moving to cost about 10% of your home's current value.
If your remodel project can be done for less than that, stay and do it!
But plan it with an eye on the potential resale value.
When you are ready to firm up your plans, here are suggestions from industry experts:
Kitchen:
Add usability with dual sinks and cooking stations. Add aesthetics with commercial-quality and stainless steel appliances, stone … (0 comments)
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remax: Why get a REALTOR? - 05/04/07 12:26 PM
Why Get a REALTOR?Buying and selling real estate is a complicated matter. At first it might seem that by checking local books, newspapers or online sites you could quickly find the right home at the right price.
But a basic rule in real estate is that all properties are unique. Homes differ and so do contract terms, financing options, inspection requirements and closing costs. Also, no two transactions are alike.
All the forms, financing, inspections, marketing, pricing and negotiating, it makes sense to work with professionals who know the community and has valuable experience. Those professionals are the local REALTORS who work in … (2 comments)
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remax: Smelly home? Buyers want FRESH! - 05/04/07 12:03 PM
Here is a subject that REALTORS have to sometimes address:
If your home is on the market, Use your nose. Many people are oblivious to scents, but others are extremely sensitive to offensive odors.
To eliminate bad smells, do the following
* bathe your pets
* freshen the cat litter box frequently
* shampoo your carpets
* dry clean your drapes
* empty trash cans, recycling bins and ash trays. (better not to smoke in the house when it's on the market!)
*Place open boxes of baking soda in smell-prone areas, and refrain from cooking fish or strong-smelling foods before a showing
* Introduce pleasing smells by placing flowers or potpourri in your home … (2 comments)
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remax: Is your house Ready? - 05/04/07 11:49 AM
Is your House Ready?The house that Sparkles will sell faster than its shabby neighbor, even if both are well-maintained.
A well-polished house appeals to more buyers and will sell faster and for a higher price. Additionally, buyers feel more comfortable purchasing a cared for home because if what they can see is maintained, what they can't see has probably also been maintained. In readying your house for sale, consider:
how much should you spend exterior and curb appeal preparing the interior How much $$ should you spendIn preparing your home for the market, spend as little money as possible. There is … (0 comments)
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remax: Curb Appeal - 05/04/07 11:33 AM
Home Selling Advice to Help You Attract Potential Buyers
A large percentage of homebuyers decide whether or not to look inside a house or take it seriously based on its curb appeal-the view they see when they drive by or arrive for a showing. You can help make sure they want to come inside your house by spending some time working on the exterior appearance.
It's difficult to look at our own house in the same way that potential home buyers do, because when we become accustomed to the way something looks and functions, we can't see its faults. Decide right now … (2 comments)
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remax: Sub prime lending continues to effect the Market... - 04/23/07 10:13 PM
The sub-prime problem continues to make the news. It has led to lenders to tightening lending standards, and so there will be continued home sales decline. The delayed housing recovery, experts say is now postponed to the fourth quarter of this year, will not significantly decrease housing inventory levels even as home builders cut back on new construction. As a result, the national median home price is projected to decline an expected 0.7% in 2007. But as industry professionals are well aware, the health of the real estate market is determined by local factors. The drop in home price is a national average.
On the up-side, NOW is a great time … (0 comments)
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remax: Sub prime lending continues to effect the Market... - 04/23/07 10:13 PM
The sub-prime problem continues to make the news. It has led to lenders to tightening lending standards, and so there will be continued home sales decline. The delayed housing recovery, experts say is now postponed to the fourth quarter of this year, will not significantly decrease housing inventory levels even as home builders cut back on new construction. As a result, the national median home price is projected to decline an expected 0.7% in 2007. But as industry professionals are well aware, the health of the real estate market is determined by local factors. The drop in home price is a national average.
On the up-side, NOW is a great time … (0 comments)
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remax: Tighter Lending Standards good for Housing - 04/16/07 07:44 PM
Tighter lending criteria and fallout from the subprime loan breakdown will lead to a healthier housing market. The new loan standards will assure that the homeowners can handle mortgage adjustments, but will also slow the housing recovery, according to the latest forecast by the National Association of Realtors.
These new loan standards will help assure that the borrowers understand the terms of their mortgage. The borrower will also be able to handle the changes in their interest rate by knowing their worst case scenario. payment.
Are you in a mortgage you are just not comfortable with? Now is a great time to refinance. Freddie Mac reported … (0 comments)
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