This home for Rent in Nokesville Virginia with a large fenced in back yard is ready for you. Come home and relax on your spacious Deck or unwind in the furnished and equipped Media Room or unwind with company at the wet bar. Well maintained Single Family Home with 4 bedrooms, 3.5 baths. Fully Finished walkout basement.
3930 sq ft. finished
4 bedroom - 3.5 bath
2 Decks
Fenced in Back Yard
Gourmet Kitchen
Separate Dining Area
Fully Finished Basement
Fully Furnished & Equipped Media Room
Deck with View of the Bull Run Mountains & Views to DC on a clear Day!
Wet Bar for Entertaining
Schools: Cedar Point ES - Marsteller MS - Brentsville HS
This home for Rent in Bristow Virginia with a large fenced in back yard is ready for you. Come home and relax on your spacious Deck or unwind in the furnished and equipped Media Room or unwind with company at the wet bar. Well maintained Single Family Home with 4 bedrooms, 3.5 baths. Fully Finished walkout basement.
3930 sq ft. finished
4 bedroom - 3.5 bath
2 Decks
Fenced in Back Yard
Gourmet Kitchen
Separate Dining Area
Fully Finished Basement
Fully Furnished & Equipped Media Room
Deck with View of the Bull Run Mountains & Views to DC on a clear Day!
Wet Bar for Entertaining
Schools: Cedar Point ES - Marsteller MS - Brentsville HS
Haymarket, VA - Homes for Sale in Haymarket Virginia - Homebuyer Tax Credit
For buyers looking at homes for sale in Haymarket, VAhere is the status of the Homebuyer Tax Credit:
Homebuyer Tax Credit has not only been extended, but it has also been expanded to include current homeowners. The following are features of the new bill
Deadline for current credit is November 30, 2009
New Deadline for Homebuyer Tax Credit is April 30, 2010, as long as the home is under contract by that date. Must close within 60 days
Eligibility and amount of new credit:
$8,000 for first-time homebuyers (those who have not owned a home in the last three years).
Up to $6,500 credit for homeowners who have lived in the home they are selling, or have sold, as a principal residence for five consecutive years in the past eight.
Buyers with income exceeding $125,000 for single and $225,000 for married couples are not eligible.
Homes valued at more than $800,000 are also ineligible.
Bristow, VA - Homes for Sale in Bristow, Virginia - Homebuyer Tax Credit
For buyers who have been looking at homes for sale in Bristow, VA here is the status of the Homebuyer Tax Credit:
Homebuyer Tax Credit has not only been extended, but it has also been expanded to include current homeowners. The following are features of the new bill
Deadline for current credit is November 30, 2009
New Deadline for Homebuyer Tax Credit is April 30, 2010, as long as the home is under contract by that date. Must close within 60 days
Eligibility and amount of new credit:
$8,000 for first-time homebuyers (those who have not owned a home in the last three years).
Up to $6,500 credit for homeowners who have lived in the home they are selling, or have sold, as a principal residence for five consecutive years in the past eight.
Buyers with income exceeding $125,000 for single and $225,000 for married couples are not eligible.
Homes valued at more than $800,000 are also ineligible.
Gainesville, VA - Homes for Sale in Gainesville, Virginia - Homebuyer Tax Credit
For buyers who have looking at homes for sale in Gainesville, VA here is the status of the Homebuyer Tax Credit:
Homebuyer Tax Credit has not only been extended, but it has also been expanded to include current homeowners. The following are features of the new bill
Deadline for current credit is November 30, 2009
New Deadline for Homebuyer Tax Credit is April 30, 2010, as long as the home is under contract by that date. Must close within 60 days
Eligibility and amount of new credit:
$8,000 for first-time homebuyers (those who have not owned a home in the last three years).
Up to $6,500 credit for homeowners who have lived in the home they are selling, or have sold, as a principal residence for five consecutive years in the past eight.
Buyers with income exceeding $125,000 for single and $225,000 for married couples are not eligible.
Homes valued at more than $800,000 are also ineligible.
This home for Sale in Bristow Virginia in desirable Kingsbrooke ready for you.Come home and relax on your spacious Deck or patio and enjoy relax after a long day. Well maintained Brick Colonial Single Family Home with 4 bedrooms, 3.5 baths. Short sale with one lender, two loans, preoccupancy available.
Brick Colonial Home
4479 sq feet
4 bedroom - 3.5 bath
Wood Floors
Crown Molding
Home office/library
Spacious kitchen with Double Wall Ovens
Spacious Deck for Relaxing and entertaining plus Patio
2 Story Family Room with Gas Fireplace
Formal Dining Room
Master Bedroom with Walk in Closet
Master Bath with separate Tub and Shower
Fully finished basement with Level Walkout
2 Car Garage
HOA Amenities - Basketball Courts, Community Center, Pool, Tennis Courts, Tot Lot/Playground
Schools: Bristow Run Elementary, Gainesville Middle School, Brentsville High School
Linda Coffey, Realtor® Long & Foster Realtors
7526 Limestone Drive Gainesville, VA 20155
Licensed in the Commonwealth of Virginia
(703) 973-2676
LCoffey@LNF.com
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Bristow Virginia - Homes for Sale - Short Sales - Making Homes Affordable $1500 Closing Cost Incentive for Sellers
Bristow Virginia - Homes for Sale - Short Sales - Making Homes Affordable $1500 Closing Cost Incentive for Sellers. According to Reality Times the Treasury, under the Making Home Affordable's "Home Affordable Modification Program" (HAMP) is expected to announce a $1,500 closing cost incentive for those who agree to short sales or deed-in-lieu deals (deed is transferred to the lender, avoiding the more costly foreclosure proceeding).
The Treasury will also pay the lender $1,000 for accepting a short sale or deed-in-lieu deal. Currently there is a provision to pay second lien holders up to $1,000 to relinquish their claim on properties.
A Short Sale occurs when the bank(s)/lienholder(s) allow the sale of the home for less than the existing mortgage balance. We can't control when financial problems arise but we can be informed and make wise decisions. If you find yourself behind on your mortgage or upside down and have to sell, call me for a Current Market Analysis, I am experienced in Short Sales and will get the job done.
Haymarket Virginia - Homes for Sale - Short Sales - Making Homes Affordable $1500 Closing Cost Incentive for Sellers
Haymarket Virginia - Homes for Sale - Short Sales - Making Homes Affordable $1500 Closing Cost Incentive for Sellers. According to Reality Times the Treasury, under the Making Home Affordable's "Home Affordable Modification Program" (HAMP) is expected to announce a $1,500 closing cost incentive for those who agree to short sales or deed-in-lieu deals (deed is transferred to the lender, avoiding the more costly foreclosure proceeding).
The Treasury will also pay the lender $1,000 for accepting a short sale or deed-in-lieu deal. Currently there is a provision to pay second lien holders up to $1,000 to relinquish their claim on properties.
A Short Sale occurs when the bank(s)/lienholder(s) allow the sale of the home for less than the existing mortgage balance. We can't control when financial problems arise but we can be informed and make wise decisions. If you find yourself behind on your mortgage or upside down and have to sell, call me for a Current Market Analysis, I am experienced in Short Sales and will get the job done.
Gainesville Virginia - Homes for Sale - Short Sales - Making Homes Affordable $1500 Closing Cost Incentive for Sellers
Gainesville Virginia - Homes for Sale - Short Sales - Making Homes Affordable $1500 Closing Cost Incentive for Sellers. According to Reality Times the Treasury, under the Making Home Affordable's "Home Affordable Modification Program" (HAMP) is expected to announce a $1,500 closing cost incentive for those who agree to short sales or deed-in-lieu deals (deed is transferred to the lender, avoiding the more costly foreclosure proceeding).
The Treasury will also pay the lender $1,000 for accepting a short sale or deed-in-lieu deal. Currently there is a provision to pay second lien holders up to $1,000 to relinquish their claim on properties.
A Short Sale occurs when the bank(s)/lienholder(s) allow the sale of the home for less than the existing mortgage balance. We can't control when financial problems arise but we can be informed and make wise decisions. If you find yourself behind on your mortgage or upside down and have to sell, call me for a Current Market Analysis, I am experienced in Short Sales and will get the job done.
Gainesville Virginia - Homes for Sale - Foreclosure and Short Sales - A Tale of Two Sellers
This past spring I went on two separate listing appointments. Both clients were behind on their mortgage payments and I explained to them how a short sale works and advised they speak with a lawyer before they proceeded so they were fully advised on their situation. Client 1 opted to go ahead and list the home for sale and price it right. Client 2 talked to a lawyer who advised to have the home go to foreclosure. Client 2 felt that they would just wait for the bank to foreclose and that would be the end of it. I advised Client 2 that based on their situation that I felt that Short Sale was the best way to go as you are showing the bank that you are trying to work something out. Client 2 did not want list at the market price and "give it away" so opted not to list the home at the time.
Client 1 had the home go under contract and went to closing in 4 months and will be able to buy again in 2 years. Client 2 called me back 6 months after the initial listing appointment asking me to list the home as the bank was still calling and had advised that the client to try to list the home before it went into foreclosure. The home was scheduled to be foreclosed on within the week. I told her I would do the best I could do and she should consult with her lawyer again so that she felt comforatable proceeding. Client 2 called me back and told me that the lawyer (same lawyer) said yes you should try to short sale. Unfortunately given the short amount of time even with a contract we couldn't stop the foreclosure process. Client 2 said they wish they had listened to me and put the house on the market in the Spring as a Short Sale that way worse case scenerio they would only be liable for the net balance rather than the whole loan that the bank was going after now. Add to that the letters and many phone calls that Client 2 has been getting from the bank since the Spring and continues to this day a Short Sale would have been a better option and far less stressful.
We can't control when financial problems arise but we can be informed and make wise decisions. If you find yourself behind on your mortgage or upside down and have to sell, call me for a Current Market Analysis, I am experienced in Short Sales and will get the job done.
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