Getting ready to sell your Salt Lake City bungalow, Sandy tudor, Draper home, Holladay mansion, Park City estate, Herriman ranch or the like? The following tips will help guide you in the necessary repairs that will allow for the maximum sales price.
(French Country Cottage in the Cottonwoods) Quick fixes, such as burned out light bulbs, clean windows, inside and outside of doors wiped down and decluttered, before selling a home always pay off, but which repairs bring the biggest return? Specific answers to this often-asked question largely depend on a variety of factors such as: Time of … (3 comments)
sandy: Is it Better to Build Your Dream Home or Buy Existing Luxury Homes For Sale?
- 02/01/11 12:47 PM
Looking to begin house hunting in Salt Lake City, Sandy, Draper, Holladay, South Jordan, West Jordan, Herriman, Murray, Bountiful, Park City or surrounding areas? Don't delay, as the possibility of owning your luxury dream home is now feasible. There will be many opinions as to whether a new home for sale or a resale home is better. The available options in this Utah real estate market may be daunting, but if you make a list of your priorities that are most important to you and your family to pass along to your Realtor, it will be a tremendous help in narrowing … (2 comments)
sandy: Smart Tips for Buying Luxury Homes For Sale
- 01/31/11 06:20 PM
Despite the doom and gloom the media portrays regarding today’s real estate market, several unique opportunities exist for home buyers, in particular, luxury home buyers. While home prices across the country have dropped or stabilized to varying degrees, luxury home prices have been slashed, in many cases, as the market for such high-end properties has dwindled in challenging economic times. This presents a great opportunity, for those who have the financial resources, to purchase a luxury home that might have been completely out of their range just a few years ago. Purchasing a luxury property in Salt Lake City, however, is … (4 comments)
sandy: Utah Cities Show Price Gains in Salt Lake County Real Estate Market.
- 01/31/11 05:55 PM
The Salt Lake Tribune reported on Jan. 28, 2011 that there are signs of improvement in Salt Lake Valley's residential real estate market, which has been mired in one of the worst downturns ever.Although single-family homes for sale prices in Salt Lake County were down 4 percent in the fourth quarter, there were several cities that saw house price gains. They included: Draper homes for sale (84020) up 7 percent; West Jordan homes for sale (84081) up 6 percent; Sandy homes for sale (84092) up 12 percent; Herriman homes for sale (84096) up 10 percent; Salt Lake City homes for sale … (0 comments)
What is happening with Real Estate in Salt Lake City? We have seen the Real Estate Market in Salt Lake City take a tumble during the past couple years. Will Real Estate in Utah and Salt Lake City begin a much needed turn around this year? All indications and predications seem to make us believe that Homes in Salt Lake City will begin to sell at a much higher pace this year. Home prices will not make significant gains because the Bank Owned, Foreclosed and REO properties … (2 comments)
sandy: Real Estate Industry Moves Toward Going Paperless.
- 01/27/11 05:54 PM
No one can argue that, over the last decade, technology has made leaps and bounds. Can anyone remember having to find properties in the filing drawers on 3X5 index cards, or in those old books? We've definitely come a long way and we continue with new and remarkable improvements each year. The new trend, as of late, is going completely paperless! Tools, such as the IPad, are making this possible. Can you imagine how phenomenal this will be when every realtor, title and mortgage professional will use this technology? Many savvy agents are already on board with more following suit. Going … (3 comments)
sandy: Salt Lake City Real Estate - Salt Lake Bank Owned Homes
- 01/27/11 03:46 PM
SALT LAKE REAL ESTATE-SALT LAKE COUNTY BANK OWNED PROPERTY CURRENT BANK OWNED HOMES ACTIVITY REPORT Current Market Conditions in Salt Lake County Bank Owned Homes . This report was completed as information for our Real Estate Investors who are buying Bank Owned Homes in Salt Lake County. The Bank Owned Market in Salt Lake City has been very active in the first 3 weeks of January. As of today January 27th 2011. In Salt Lake County we have seen nearly 100 new Bank Owned listings that have been listed as active on the WFRMLS. In Salt Lake County we have seen … (0 comments)
sandy: Government Makes Changes to SPEED UP Short Sale Program!
- 01/26/11 07:45 AM
Many economists are saying this is the year real estate will finally turn around: Sales will be increasing, prices will be stabilizing and conditions will be generally improving. Unfortunately, foreclosures and other distressed properties will still make up a larger-than-desired portion of our market. The government has made some important changes to the Treasury version of HAFA (Homeowners Affordable Foreclosure Program), effective on February 1, they hope to reduce this distressed property inventory and speed up the recovery of our market. This program was designed to help homeowners who owe more money on their homes than they are worth. Rather than … (0 comments)
sandy: UTAH REAL ESTATE - UTAH REAL ESTATE MARKET FORECAST
- 01/26/11 05:12 AM
Utah Real Estate 2011 Forecast Utah realtors are seeing lots of light at the end of the tunnel for 2011, based on the forecast of Lawrence Yun, chief economist for the National Association of realtors. He went on to say,'In a nutshell , the worst of the housing market is over. The new jobs, and increasing population in Utah, should bring a steady stream of buyers into the market this year.' He went on to point out that Utah is in the top five fastest growing states. That will continue to place more demand for homes. James Wood, director of … (0 comments)
sandy: Sandy City Offers Incredible housing program in New Real Estate!
- 01/19/11 11:49 AM
It's never been a better time to buy Sandy Real Estate! Beautifully situated on the east bench of the picturesque Wasatch Front mountains and just minutes from the best skiing on earth, a population base of more than 250,000 people within five miles and average income levels above $80,000, Sandy City, Utah fits a wide variety of lifestyles. Whether you're in the market for an abundance of recreation, quality housing, endless shopping opportunities or a career in an ideal location, Sandy City is well established as a synergistic commercial center with prime locations for future growth. Add in the historic low … (0 comments)
sandy: Relocating To Holladay? What about Draper?
- 01/15/11 03:43 PM
What is it about Draper Real Estate? I have noticed a trend in the last two years with my buyer's and leed generating programs. I receive a much higher percentage of in State Buyer's or Locals who are looking at homes for sale in Draper, Ut. My Relocation leeds and clients from out of State are much more apt on the initial consultation to inquire about Holladay Homes or Real Estate in Sandy. I know this trend has flaws. It may be the way we use the internet to market Homes. It could also be that we list more homes … (0 comments)
sandy: The importance of home staging in a slow market.
- 01/14/11 08:40 AM
Professional staging will sell your home quicker and for more money In a slower market, it is necessary to go above and beyond to make your home sell-able. It is imperative to have a clean, inviting and exciting home for buyers to view. Not only do the buyers need to want your home, they need to want it more than all the other homes around you. A thorough cleaning is the first step in getting your house ready for viewing. You need to perform a deep clean of every room in the house. While doing this, start moving stuff out. Your … (0 comments)
sandy: How a Foreclosure will affect you
- 01/13/11 07:25 PM
It's no surprise that, with the slow economy over the last few years, many people across the country have felt the stress in the finances. Thousands of homeowners have found themselves in the unfortunate position of struggling to pay their bills every month, especially their mortgage. Now, they are facing a possible foreclosure. Have you ever wondered how a foreclosure will affect you? First and foremost, your credit will get a huge hit. Your credit score can be hit as much as a 300-400 point deduction. Since lenders look at your credit score to determine what interest rate to charge you for a loan … (5 comments)
sandy: Salt Lake County Mortgage Rates are hovering under 5%
- 01/13/11 07:56 AM
Mortgage rates in Salt Lake County are still at all-time lows. With 30 year rates hovering just below 5%, many first time home buyers and investors are considering coming out of the closet. Should the home buyer take action now, or should they wait for further lowering of Mortgage rates? My belief is that rates are only going up. Now is the time to take action! With an abundance of short sale and bank owned properties on the market, the combination of lower rates and lower prices on existing homes for sale, there could not be a better time to buy. … (0 comments)
sandy: Salt Lake Real Estate - Home Inspection
- 11/02/10 07:01 AM
Salt Lake County Real Estate - Home Inspection You just made an offer on a beautiful new home. You are excited about the possibilities that this new home is going to bring to you and your family. Don't let this dream turn into a nightmare because you decided not to spend a little extra money on a Home Inspection. A study conducted by the American Society of Home Inspectors and the NAR in 2001 found that 77% of all homebuyers insisted on a Home Inspection prior to purchasing their property, and 97% of that group believes the service was a good value for … (2 comments)
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