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Thursday, August 6, 2009
Tuesday, August 4, 2009
Sunday, August 2, 2009
Upcoming Networking Event
Don't miss this great event!
When: Tuesday August 4th
Time: 6:30 pm
Where: Emerald at Queensridge
What: Hot Pink Mamas/Red Hot Papas Networking Mixer
Bring lots of cards and get ready to make some solid contacts! This is a group of professionals who know how to have fun while building relationships for future business. Contact me with any questions!
See you there!
When: Tuesday August 4th
Time: 6:30 pm
Where: Emerald at Queensridge
What: Hot Pink Mamas/Red Hot Papas Networking Mixer
Bring lots of cards and get ready to make some solid contacts! This is a group of professionals who know how to have fun while building relationships for future business. Contact me with any questions!
See you there!
Saturday, August 1, 2009
5 Common First-Time Home Buyer Mistakes
1. They don’t ask enough questions of their lender and end up missing out on the best deal.
2. They don’t act quickly enough to make a decision and someone else buys the house.
3. They don’t find the right agent who’s willing to help them through the homebuying process.
4. They don’t do enough to make their offer look appealing to a seller.
5. They don’t think about resale before they buy. The average first-time buyer only stays in a home for four years.
2. They don’t act quickly enough to make a decision and someone else buys the house.
3. They don’t find the right agent who’s willing to help them through the homebuying process.
4. They don’t do enough to make their offer look appealing to a seller.
5. They don’t think about resale before they buy. The average first-time buyer only stays in a home for four years.
Why do I need Title Insurance?
WHEN YOU INVEST IN REAL ESTATE...
Chances are, the purchase of real estate is the largest single investment you will ever make. The loss of such an important investment would be catastrophic. It pays to be certain that the person selling the property has the ownership rights you think you're buying, but that's not always easy to determine.
An owner's rights to property - which often involve family and heirs - are sometimes obscure. There may be other parties (such as government agencies, lenders or private contractors) who also have rights to the property in the form of outstanding claims. How can you be sure you will be the true owner of the property you're buying? Simply purchase a Title policy.
Chances are, the purchase of real estate is the largest single investment you will ever make. The loss of such an important investment would be catastrophic. It pays to be certain that the person selling the property has the ownership rights you think you're buying, but that's not always easy to determine.
An owner's rights to property - which often involve family and heirs - are sometimes obscure. There may be other parties (such as government agencies, lenders or private contractors) who also have rights to the property in the form of outstanding claims. How can you be sure you will be the true owner of the property you're buying? Simply purchase a Title policy.
First-Time Home Buyers: Hurry for $8000 Tax Credit
First-Time Buyers: Hurry for $8,000 Tax Credit
It’s time to remind first-time home buyers that in order to qualify for the government’s $8,000 gift in the form of a tax credit, the deal must close by Dec. 1.
Buyers should have a purchase contract signed by early October, so they have 45 to 60 days to arrange financing and safely close the deal.
"There's not as much sand in the hourglass as we may think," said Jim Merrion, regional director at RE/MAX Northern Illinois.
Source: Chicago Tribune, Mary Ellen Podmolik (07/11/2009)
It’s time to remind first-time home buyers that in order to qualify for the government’s $8,000 gift in the form of a tax credit, the deal must close by Dec. 1.
Buyers should have a purchase contract signed by early October, so they have 45 to 60 days to arrange financing and safely close the deal.
"There's not as much sand in the hourglass as we may think," said Jim Merrion, regional director at RE/MAX Northern Illinois.
Source: Chicago Tribune, Mary Ellen Podmolik (07/11/2009)
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