georgia short sales: No If's, And's, Or But's About It.....YOU NEED A BUYER'S AGENT!!!
- 11/30/14 11:19 PM
Finding the "perfect deal" in real estate considers many different aspects. I mean, just trying to determine market trends and neighborhood stabilization rates alone can be quite a headache for a first time homebuyer who doesn't have an agent. In fact, how would you know what information to research or where to even look to find the information??? It can become quite confusing and disheartening! This was my complete thought process when I received a phone call from a young couple who'd been pre-approved for a loan (for their first home) and decided that they would "save money" by only working … (2 comments)
georgia short sales: ...Another Short Sale Success Story!!!
- 02/04/11 01:45 AM
This lovely two story traditional home sits on a full, unfinished basement and features a formal living room, formal separate dining room, cozy family room w/ corner fireplace & full view to spacious kitchen w/ center island & breakfast area. The upstairs features an open loft area and spacious bedrooms. The oversized master bedroom features a spacious sitting area and tons of natural light! Master bath features jacuzzi tub, separate shower, massive walk-in closet for only $139,900!!! Homeowner had one mortgage for $250,000. We sold it on February 3,2011 for $143,692 and the homeowner received a FULL WAIVER OF … (0 comments)
georgia short sales: Five Questions To Ask A Short Sale Realtor Prior To Showing Their Listing!!!
- 05/14/10 10:27 AM
Let's face it....we're in a market transitioning period again in which short sales are beginning to dominate as much market share as foreclosures. In our local market, bank owned or foreclosed properties make up about 9% of all listed properties and short sales are following close behind at 8%. What does this mean for a homebuyer in Coweta County??? It means that there is an opportunity to purchase a home that's priced at (or sometimes slightly below) market value and is probably in better condition than the foreclosure down the street! However, as a Buyer's agent, there are some hard core … (2 comments)
Finding the "perfect deal" in real estate considers many different aspects. I mean, just trying to determine market trends and neighborhood stabilization rates alone can be quite a headache for a first time homebuyer who doesn't have an agent. In fact, how would you know what information to research or where to even look to find the information??? It can become quite confusing and disheartening!
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