The best place to buy a home these days
The 6 cities where home prices are likely to rise the most - or fall the least - in the next 12 months.
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Posted by: James Shiner on 04/16/08 in Buying & Selling
Buying a Foreclosure Property
Are you considering buying a foreclosed property? Why not after all there are plenty of them all around the country and they can typically be bought at a discount to the present market value.
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Posted by: Bill Gassett Metrowest Real Estate on 03/28/09 in Buying & Selling
Buying a Foreclosed Home: What You Need to Know
With thousands of Americans losing their homes every month, and banks eager to recoup some of their losses, this is perfect time to buy a foreclosed property--if you know what you're doing.
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Posted by: Greg Afarian on 04/15/08 in Buying & Selling
Selling your home in a buyer's market
There are many who have thought about selling their home but have not due to the decline in market values over the last few years. This is understandable UNLESS you are going to be buying another home under the same market conditions!
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Posted by: Bill Gassett Metrowest Real Estate on 12/08/08 in Buying & Selling
The homebuying process can seem complicated, but if you take things step-by-step, you will soon be holding the keys to your own home!
Nine steps to buying a home!
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Posted by: Sandra Naroian on 04/22/08 in Buying & Selling
How to sell HUD homes
When a HUD Home becomes available for sale, usually it is listed on the Multiple Listing Service and on HUD's home page on the Internet. Any real estate broker who is properly registered with HUD may submit contracts for purchase. Brokers are used because of their expertise in the local residential real estate market and because HUD does not have sufficient staff either to show properties to prospective buyers or to assist in those other aspects of homebuying normally handled by brokers.
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Posted by: Sandra Naroian on 04/22/08 in Buying & Selling
The Home Buying Process - Part 1
For most of us buying a home is the most expensive purchase in our life. Making the right choices can save time, money and future headaches.
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Posted by: James Shiner on 04/15/08 in Buying & Selling
The Home Buying Process: Part 2
Part two of "The Home Buying Process"
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Posted by: James Shiner on 04/15/08 in Buying & Selling
Most Americans Say Now Is Good Time to Buy a House
A majority of Americans think now is a good time to buy a home, although few believe the U.S. economy can escape a recession, according to a Reuters/Zogby poll released Wednesday.
The survey of 1,049 likely voters found that 53.8 percent thought this was a good buying opportunity as home prices have fallen sharply in many parts of the country. Some 41.6 percent said it was not a good time to buy, and the rest were unsure.
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Posted by: Greg Afarian on 04/16/08 in Buying & Selling
Colossal Castle or Humble Home? Same Price – Your Choice
The subprime mortgage crisis has hit. America is homeless, broke, foreclosed, and in the midst of a financial crisis. Similar to when there were rumors of the draft resurfacing, many of us are saying, “I’m moving to Canada.” However, I urge you to look beyond our friendly northern neighbor to a more majestic and—dare I say—regal era. From the rolling green pastures of France, to the sparkling coastline of Mexico, why live in a cramped, rat-infested junior one-bedroom when you can reign high in your very own castle?
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Posted by: Greg Afarian on 05/08/08 in Buying & Selling
Hopkinton Holliston Westboro make Boston Magazine 50 Best Public High Schools
There are plenty of excellent school systems in Massachusetts. In the area which I cover Real Estate Hopkinton, Holliston, and Westboro made Boston Magazine's list of the 50 best public high schools in the state.
The calculations of the best schools according to a detailed formula. According to Boston Magazine here is how they graded the schools....
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Posted by: Bill Gassett Metrowest Real Estate on 08/27/08 in Buying & Selling
Selling Your Home? 5 Ways to turn off a buyer
As a Hopkinton Realtor representing home sellers in and around Metrowest Massachusetts, it is very important to give my clients proper advice as to what is really vital to improve their chances of getting a timely sale in a challenging market.
Besides a proper list price and marketing the heck out of their home, another top consideration is making sure the seller knows we need to make a good 1st impression on the buyer.
Most buyers today have the option of looking at lots of homes. As a seller you want to make sure your home stands out and I don't mean in a bad way! Here is some good advice on what NOT to do when selling your home:
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Posted by: Bill Gassett Metrowest Real Estate on 11/05/08 in Buying & Selling
Top 10 mistakes to avoid when selling your Massachusetts home
As a Realtor representing home sellers in numerous towns throughout Metrowest Massachusetts over the last twenty two years, I have found that there are certain obstacles that will make a home much more difficult to sell.
The following information provides some insight on how to make your home sale go a lot smoother.
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Posted by: Bill Gassett Metrowest Real Estate on 11/30/08 in Buying & Selling
Avoiding a foreclosure through a short sale or loan modification
How to avoid a foreclosure via a short sale or loan modification.
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Posted by: Bill Gassett Metrowest Real Estate on 12/11/08 in Buying & Selling
Deed In Lieu of Foreclosure and Short Sales
A deed in lieu of foreclosure aka (cash for keys) is when a home owner conveys all their interest in a property to the lender in order to avoid foreclosure proceedings. In the typical deed in lieu of foreclosure scenario, the mortgagee is in default i.e has not been making his or her mortgage payments.
Proceeding with the deed in lieu of foreclosure offers advantages to both the home owner and the lender.
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Posted by: Bill Gassett Metrowest Real Estate on 12/18/08 in Buying & Selling
