Choosing a Kitchen Sink to Match Your Style and Budget
If you're remodeling your kitchen on a budget – or equipping a new kitchen and haven't a clue where to start – focus on the kitchen sink. Yesteryear's limited selection of cast iron and stainless steel can't compete with today's stylish, modern sinks. Simply choose the mounting type and style, then select the material. A new sink will transform your kitchen. Kitchen Sink Mounting Types and Design Options In general, your kitchen sink … (4 comments)
cape coral foreclosures: For a Better Deal, Would You Skip the Home Inspection ?
- 07/08/14 12:05 AM
Should You Skip the Home Inspection for a Better Deal? When real estate markets are moving quickly, sellers sometimes become uncompromising. Why make concessions if your home is leading the neighborhood's Ms. Popularity contest? This may lead buyers, caught in the frenzy of a bidding war, to become reckless, yielding one of the most important aspects of the purchase process: the home inspection.
What an Inspection Won't Do Let's face it: We don't buy homes frequently, so the process can be a bit confusing. The home inspection is one of the most commonly misunderstood processes in the real estate transaction. … (8 comments)
cape coral foreclosures: Buying a Fort Myers or Cape Coral foreclosed home made easy.
- 10/31/13 01:37 AM
TIPS for buying a Fort Myers or Cape Coral foreclosed home. Homebuyers in the market for a deal on their dream home need two things: lots of patience and the stomach to do battle with investors. Any home that is in a decent area and priced right is facing keen competition in today's market. Homebuyers in the market for a foreclosure need those qualities tenfold. Buying a foreclosure is a lengthy process, and, although most investors prefer pre-foreclosure sales and auctions, you will face your share of competition for bank-owned homes. Let's take a look at some foreclosure-buying options and how … (5 comments)
Well it has been an amazing 5 year period to say the least. February 19th, 2013
Please click the picture for a short video summarizing the foreclosure debacle and where we are right now. This is a real must see for investors. Please enjoy.
Jack Solloway, Partner Right Choice Realty
Many thanks to SW Florida REIA and it's director, Jeff Tumbarello … (0 comments)
When selling a home shouldn't the world know?There are several market areas located outside the Lee County borders that purchase nearly half of all the properties sold on an annual basis! Some of these external markets have remained untapped for home sellers, until now. Right Choice Realty's agents open social network channels for the home seller by utilizing forced ad campaigns to targeted buyers in 4 countries and 14 cities! We double the homes exposure by creating a multi-faceted website … (0 comments)
cape coral foreclosures: Sanibel and Fort Myers Beach homes soar in value.
- 09/10/12 04:31 AM
Foreclosure sales are winding down in Lee County due to a general lack of foreclosure inventory. Homes that are still in the court system awaiting adjudication will be GOBBLED up at the auction on the court house steps weekly. In other words, if you are a buyer, you will likely pay more by waiting longer. Prices are rising and demand outweighs supply for the first time since 2004-2005. During that time prices rose rapidly. Although many buyers don't expect a ramping of prices, it would be fair to say that we are 20-30% below fair market value in many local areas and even … (0 comments)
Pending sales are down 50% year over year in SW Florida. The bad news? Pending sales are down. The good news? This slow down is a result of low foreclosure releases <our court house is disposing of the properties prior to MLS listing> The 50% pending sales that are missing are mainly attributable to a lack of new REO and short sale inventory! There I said it. SW Florida ushered in this downturn 18-24 months ahead of the rest of the country and guess what? SW Florida with nearly 10% unemployment is still leading the housing market data … (0 comments)
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