keller williams strongsville: Buyer Information – Short Sale Information – Cleveland Real Estate – www.cjharrington.com
- 01/13/09 12:18 PM
Posted By: CJ Harrington cj@cjharrington.com www.cjharrington.com 440.336.0612 Keller Williams Realty 2009 Short sales could lead to and home sale, and accepted offer that fails, and accepted offer where the home is taken off the market due to foreclosure. Sound like fun yet? This could lead to additional time and money renting, lost funds from home inspections and appraisals, lost opportunities and wasted time. Reality is that with the uncertainty in the marketplace, one of the lessons homebuyers are learning is that you can spend a ton of time chasing a property with nothing to show for it when you're done. (0 comments)
1. Overcome any possible objections. Sellers often do not understand that their primary job is to not only eliminate any potential objections that would stand in the way for a buyer to make an offer, but to exceed their expectations as well. If your home is competitively priced and your home's condition exceeds a buyer's expectations, you will get an offer. 2. Get your home into shape before I let anyone see it. You need to "stage" your home, which means (0 comments)
As you may or may not know the First Time Homebuyer program has been non-existent the last number of months due to market conditions. OHFA is coming "back " with a new program for first time homebuyers. This is the MCC program which gives the borrower a tax credit which is a direct credit toward any income tax owed at tax time.
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Get the financing you need to change a fixer-upper into a dream home with First Federal of Lakewood. With today's glut of foreclosed homes on the market, the demand has never been higher for home loans that can finance both the purchase and the renovations. NEW LOAN FEATURES: Must be owner-occupied homes of up to 4 units You can rehab funds into the mortgage. Rehab dollars can be used for additions, remodeling, repairs, and city point-of-sale violations. Choose any of our low-interest 1-year, 3-year, 5-year and 7-year adjustable (0 comments)
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