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Top Ten Suggestions for Selecting a Real Estate Agent - dated: July 1, 2003 - author: W. Troy Swezey - In order to find a real estate broker or agent who meets your needs and makes your buying or selling experience a positive one, Century 21 Real Estate Corporation recommends you: click here for full text.
Setting the Price on Your Home - dated: January 27, 2005 - author: Scott Williams - The three factors to consider when selling your home are location, condition, and price. They are all related. LOCATION: Your home’s location and setting influence its value. A home inside a quiet subdivision sells for more than the identical home on a busy street. Remote click here for full text.
Vacation Homes Are Becoming A Reality For More Homeowners - dated: July 1, 2003 - author: W. Troy Swezey - Whether it’s a lakefront cottage or a log cabin in the woods, a vacation home often seems to be a dream that only the wealthy can afford. But these days, you don’t have to be a millionaire to own one. click here for full text.
How To Give Your Home A Face-Lift: The Sellers' Guide To A Quick Sell - dated: July 1, 2003 - author: W. Troy Swezey - One of the great challenges to selling a home can be showing all of its space, decor and natural light potential. For example, every home has crowded closets and dead space. Sellers should be aware that areas such as these are easy to spruce-up with a little elbow grease and old-fashioned innovation. click here for full text.
How Long Your Mortgage Runs Determines How Much You Pay - dated: July 1, 2003 - author: W. Troy Swezey - The first thing most of us think about when the time comes to take out a mortgage on a new home is the interest rate. click here for full text.
What To Expect In Closing Costs On A Home Purchase - dated: July 1, 2003 - author: W. Troy Swezey - Many are taking advantage of this year’s low mortgage rates to purchase a home. Pent up with excitement, many families, who have scrimped and saved for a down-payment, jump for joy when the mortgage lender finally approves their application. But, they should realize that there’s a whole new set of expenses that must be covered before actually closing on the sale. click here for full text.
How To Determine The Price Of Your Home - dated: July 1, 2003 - author: W. Troy Swezey - Why is it that some homes sit on the market for a year while others sell like hot cakes? Frustrated sellers will blame a bad market, while a good real estate professional will tell you that many times, a slow sale is often attributed to the listing price. click here for full text.
Easing Your Way Into Homeownership: A Guide To Low Down Payment Mortgage Programs - dated: July 1, 2003 - author: W. Troy Swezey - There’s no question about it: Buying a first home is a big financial commitment. In most cases, a home is the largest single purchase an individual or family will make in a lifetime. However, because of the tax advantages afforded to homeowners, buying a home also can be one of the best financial decisions you’ll ever make. click here for full text.
According To Sellers, Silence Isn'T Always 'Golden’ - dated: July 1, 2003 - author: W. Troy Swezey - When trying to sell a home, silence isn't always golden especially when you're expecting your real estate agent to call. In fact, it's one of the leading complaints among sellers in the real estate market. Often times you find an agent who is more than willing to take on your listing, but once the relationship is made, the seller enjoys getting a call at least once a week. click here for full text.
10 Tips for Investing in Distressed or Foreclosed Properties - dated: January 7, 2004 - author: Elaine Voncannon - Search on the world wide web for distressed or foreclosed properties as a starting point. Use a professional REALTOR to identify great foreclosure deals for you. You may be successful at searching the web on your own, but keep in mind some of the information is outdated, some may be incorrect, and some of the available properties are not even listed. A REALTOR subscribes to updated MLS listings and can offer you the most current information available. click here for full text.
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