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Simple Tips for Better Home Showings
Thursday, March 18th, 2010 at 10:14pm. 99 Views, 0 Comments.
1. Remove clutter and clear off counters. Throw out stacks of newspapers and magazines and stow away most of your small decorative items. Put excess furniture in storage, and remove out-of-season clothing items that are cramping closet space. Don’t forget to clean out the garage, too.
2. Wash your windows and screens. This will help get more light into the interior of the home.
3. Keep everything extra clean. A clean house will make a strong first impression and send a message to buyers that the home has been well-cared for. Wash fingerprints from light switch plates, mop and wax floors, and clean the stove and refrigerator. Polish your doorknobs and address numbers. It’s worth hiring a cleaning service if you can afford it.
4. Get rid of smells. Clean…
Difference Between a Short Sale and Foreclosure
Friday, July 31st, 2009 at 3:53pm. 169 Views, 0 Comments.
If you are wondering what the difference is between Short Sale and Bank Owned, it is this:
A Short Sale means that the bank has to take a Short- in other words, cannot get back all the money it lent to the seller, because the house is worth less than the seller owes. There are lots of Short Sales going on right now because banks were not very careful in their lending practices and appraisals- so they lent out way more money than many houses were worth. Now they have to take a loss. Sometimes the house really was worth more, sometimes it wasn't. Just because it is a Short Sale, doesn't necessarily mean you are going to get a good deal. You have to know the market and know what the comps are to be sure. That's why having a good Realtor helping you is so…
June 2009 Portland -Metro Market Action Report
Friday, July 31st, 2009 at 3:49pm. 171 Views, 0 Comments.
Portland-Metro Market Action Report June 2009
According to the most recent RMLS Market action report, the region's median home price has leveled off this summer and hovered in June around $250,000, down 17 percent from its peak. The inventory of unsold homes -- the key measure of supply and demand -- improved more than usual in June. Thanks to an uptick from record-low sales this winter, the inventory dropped from 19 months in January to eight months in June.
One doesn’t have to be a Realtor to know that home sales are cyclical. Winter is a slower season and summer being the hottest. During that cycle, the number of homes listed typically expands steadily from January to July. In 2008, listings grew from January to June by 28 percent. In 2007, it was…
Smooth Move -7 tips to help your kids adjust to a move
Wednesday, May 27th, 2009 at 5:19pm. 210 Views, 0 Comments.
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