arlington real estate: Before You Call The Repair Man...
- 04/02/12 06:06 AM
Filed under: Uncategorized — DMV Real Estate News @ 1:54 pm Have you ever had a service company to your home to repair something and find out that it really wasn’t “broken”? It probably conjured up ambivalent feelings of joy that it wasn’t something serious and frustration that you had to pay a service call for something so simple. Before you call the repairman next time, keep these things in mind to see if it is something simple: Disposer not working – check to see if the reset button has been thrown. It is usually on the bottom of the … (0 comments)
arlington real estate: Staging it Green Using The 4C's
- 03/14/12 10:29 AM
Staging a home for sale involves a number of key things to do and here are four of my top things. I call them the “4 C’s” in home staging (and they’re considered “green staging” in this way as well): Clutter free, Clean, Color and Creative. Clutter Free Turn chaos into order and peace. Americans are the largest consumers in the world. We have too much “stuff” everywhere! When you want to sell your house you need to go through room by room and remove excess items. Leave space between items, on the walls, and floor to show off the architectural … (3 comments)
arlington real estate: Do You Know What You Are Signing When You Sign Fannie Mae's Addendum Re: Foreclosure Purchase? Buyers Beware!
- 04/06/11 10:31 AM
Buyers do you realize that you are signing all your rights away when you sign Fannie Mae's Addendum to purchase a foreclosure property? Make sure you read and fully understand what you are signing. 16. Representations and Warranties: The Purchaser represents and warrants to the Seller the following: (a) The Purchaser is purchasing the Property solely in reliance on its own investigation and inspection of the Property and not on any information, representation or warranty provided or to be provided by the Seller, its servicers, representatives, brokers, employees, agents or assigns; (b) Neither the Seller, nor its servicers, employees, representatives, brokers, agents … (7 comments)
arlington real estate: How FICO Credit Scores Work
- 02/09/11 10:50 AM
Published: October 14, 2010 Buying a house, refinancing it, getting a loan, getting a job-they're all dependent on your FICO credit score. It pays to learn how it's calculated. How are FICO credit scores computed? FICO uses five broad categories to calculate credit scores, and each category is weighted accordingly: Payment History 35% Amounrts Owed 30% Length of Credit History 15% New Credit 10% Type of Credit in Use 10% Why are there three FICO credit scores? There are three main bureaus that collect data on your credit history: Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion. FICO takes data from each credit bureau and … (0 comments)
arlington real estate: 7 Tips For Improving Your Credit
- 02/09/11 06:54 AM
By: G. M. Filisko Here's how to clean up your credit so you get the least-expensive home loan possible. 1. Know your credit score Credit scores range from 300 to 850, and the higher, the better. They're based on whether you've paid personal loans, car loans, credit cards, and other debt in full and on time in the past. You'll need a score of at least 620 to qualify for a home loan and 740 to get the best interest rates and terms. You're entitled to a free copy of your credit report annually from each of the major credit-reporting bureaus, … (0 comments)
Nancy Alert and Associates Lands Real Estate Deals with DocuSign eSignature Solution
DocuSign eSignature Service Helps Real Estate Pro to Quickly and Securely Close Deals for Globetrotting Clients March 30, 2010 12:08 PM Eastern Daylight Time SEATTLE & WASHINGTON, D.C.--(EON: Enhanced Online News)--DocuSign, the leading provider of on-demand electronic signature solutions, today announced that Nancy Alert and Associates uses DocuSign to accelerate the signing process for real estate documents. DocuSign expedites the average turnaround of real estate documents from days to minutes-even for clients travelling overseas. … (0 comments)
Filed under: Uncategorized — DMV Real Estate News @ 1:54 pm Have you ever had a service company to your home to repair something and find out that it really wasn’t “broken”? It probably conjured up ambivalent feelings of joy that it wasn’t something serious and frustration that you had to pay a service call for something so simple.
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