Episodes
Saturday Jul 31, 2010
Simple things to help you sell your home
Saturday Jul 31, 2010
Saturday Jul 31, 2010
I know this is going to sound very simple to some I have to tell you I cannot count the number of homes I have gone in and people do not see the detail cleaning that could be done. Kitchen and baths will make or break a sale many times. If your competeing with an as is sale price in your neghborhood then why would you want your home to look like its going to be an as is sale as well. Take time to clean and detail the home. Declutter and get organized. Hire a stagger to help you. If need be get some contractors in there to make your house pop with style. Simple things like new pulls and hinges in the kitchen do help. Its sometimes all the little things that make a buyer say yes. Alison Creamer Realtor, ABR, CDPE Keller Williams Realty 57-652-8880 www.bzibee.com www.alisoncreamer.com Licensed to sell Real Estate in Va
Saturday Jul 31, 2010
My lender said I was getting a 5.5% loan but the APR shows 6% ?
Saturday Jul 31, 2010
Saturday Jul 31, 2010
Vince Murray explains what is APR and what is your interest rate when buying a home. DO not get confused and the two numbers. Also So you REFI now or wait ? Vince Murray Tidewater Mortgage Services vmurray@twmortgage.com Phone: 757-605-4640
Saturday Jul 31, 2010
Price is all perspective
Saturday Jul 31, 2010
Saturday Jul 31, 2010
I was reading the Homefront article from the Virginia Pilot this weekend. Victoria Hecht had a great story about the cost of living in NYC compared to Hampton Roads. As I read the article it was apparent to me everything is perspective. Hampton Roads can be pricey if you're coming in from say Oklahoma. If you're a New Yorker then WOW you hit the jack pot when you moved here. Again its all perspective, our city sleeps, NYC does not. I hope you enjoy my take on the story and please share with me your thoughts on location and cost as you see it. Alison Creamer Realtor with Keller Williams Realty Hilltop 757-652-8880 www.bzibee.com
Saturday Jul 24, 2010
You booked your move online and they never showed up. What now ?
Saturday Jul 24, 2010
Saturday Jul 24, 2010
Im at the Daily Grind in Virginia Beach Town Center talking with Courtney Coe today. Not only is she a stunning you lady but a true professional in her industry. Our topic is about booking your move online and not getting what you expected . Courtney will come to you, Review what needs to be moved and put a plan together with you. The next time you think you will have an online move booked be careful they might have more fees or even worse they might never show up. How can a moving company tell you fee if they have never seen what will be moved ? Bekins Moving Courtney Coe 5827 Curlew Dr., Ste. 5 Norfolk, VA 23502 757-488-5666
Saturday Jul 24, 2010
I want a fixer upper can I get money for that ?
Saturday Jul 24, 2010
Saturday Jul 24, 2010
203k Streamline Rehab Loan Use this program to buy the cash only offer house that needs repairs done prior to closing to have a mortgage or the out-dated house that is perfect just stuck in the 70’s Loan Criteria: FHA loan with 3.5% down payment based on total of acquisition cost and repairs Must use an FHA approved inspector to determine estimate of repair costs Can be used to make repairs and upgrades to property after closing Appraisal value based on completed project Up to $35,000 in repairs No structural repairs allowed Can include cosmetic upgrades Construction must be complete in less than 6 months Can include monthly payments in loan amount while waiting for completion of project Must use Class A or B contractor that is licensed and insured McClean Mortgage Kevin C. Warren Senior Loan Officer 757-237-4920 860 Greenbrier Cir Suite 200 Chesapeake, VA 23320
Tuesday Jul 20, 2010
REIN STATS
Tuesday Jul 20, 2010
Tuesday Jul 20, 2010
REIN, Real Estate information Network. The next few minutes you will be mesmerized by all the numbers for 2009 and 2010 June reports ! Some great points to a recovering market other point to a decline in the market. Im just wanting to see the reports for July. I think the first time buyer credit helped push all the homes to close by the end of June. Many people were fearing the loss of 8k.