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We have one commitment when working with you and that is to exceed your expectations while getting you the best possible price, terms and conditions when you buy a home. To do this, we've created our Buyers Advantage Program to ensure that you get the most house for the least amount of money.

By enrolling in the Buyers Advantage Program, you could receive up to $1,000 at closing, selling your house for free, a free home warranty, and a variety of proprietary consumer programs and services, and

 When your goal is to sell your home hassle-free, there is one sure way to make that happen. Believe it or not, the only thing that you need to do is to understand how the selling process works. When you have this information, you know what to expect and when to expect it! Here you will learn about the step-by-step journey through the home-selling process. There's nothing worse than being surprised by part of the home-selling process

 

Buyers: Why Green is Worth It
by Carla L. Davis
For new and existing home buyers alike, the options to "green up" homes abound. Green upgrades on homes offer two-fold benefits. They contribute to a healthier environment, both now and in the future, and they can save homeowners big when it comes to energy costs.

How much impact does a green home have on the environment, you ask? The government reports that “Energy Star qualified homes built in 2009 are the equivalent of:

Real Estate Outlook: Increase in Housing Starts
by Kenneth R. Harney
When you get reports of increases in both new housing starts and existing home and condo sales in a single week, that's got to say something positive about where real estate is headed. Last week the US Commerce Department announced that new home starts, which have been lackluster for most of the housing downcycle -- rose in January to their highest level in half a year. Total starts nationwide were up nearly three percent for the month, and rose in three out of four regions covered by the Commerce report. In the Northeast, new starts bounced upward by 10 percent.

The Offer: There's More to It Than Price
by PJ Wade
Fixating on price in real estate may cost you the deal:

  • Sellers who decide that a specific dollar figure will buy their home and won’t budge from that bottom line may sell themselves short.
  • Buyers who drop out of a transaction for a property they love because the seller’s counter-offer shocks them may be quitting before they have really started negotiating.
When a buyer makes an offer to purchase a house, condominium unit or commercial property, the purchase price is a prime consideration, but it represents only part of the total value offered to the seller. Problems may arise for both sides of the transaction when this fact is forgotten.

Clean Homes Show Better--Five Areas To Scrub to Make Yours Sparkle
by Phoebe Chongchua
So, here's a question for you. Would you rather walk into a clean home or a dirty one? No, it's not a trick question but it is an important one. You see, when it comes to selling a home, many people forget how important the answer to that question really is. Sellers get busy looking for their new home, preparing the kids for a move, packing up their belongings, getting organized for their new life and relocation so much that sometimes their home that's for sale doesn't get the TLC that's needed to push it to the top of the buyers' must-have list.

It's not until the home sits on the market for long periods that sellers realize something has to change. Sometimes it's the marketing, sometimes it's the price, and sometimes it's the fact that the home that's being shown isn't clean enough. Yes, a clean home shows better and there are five ways to make yours sparkle from roof to baseboards.

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