Showing posts with label mckinney realtor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mckinney realtor. Show all posts
Wednesday, February 13, 2013
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Wednesday, February 29, 2012
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Monday, February 27, 2012
10 Ways to Add Value To Your Home
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Friday, February 24, 2012
Tuesday, February 21, 2012
Monday, February 20, 2012
Thursday, February 16, 2012
Friday, February 3, 2012
Thursday, February 2, 2012
First time home buyer programs (WHAT is a FIRST TIME HOMEBUYER)
There are a few options for first time home-buyers that are GREAT opportunities to save money when you go to purchase your home. First off, a first time home buyer is someone who has not owned a home in the last 6 months (so don't let the term confuse you).
The one that I'm a fan of is the Mortgage Credit Certificate Program (FUNDS are available for this program as of 2/2/2012). This program is a GREAT option for you but it is a little complicated to explain. The best thing is for you to call me and I'll put you in touch with one of my lenders that REALLY understands this program.
Many lenders shy away from this program because of it's complexity so make sure you call me when you start looking for your lender. When I say it is complex, I mean that it requires a little more work on the lenders/Realtors/Title company. It does require an online home buyer class but that is the extent on the buyers end.
The one that I'm a fan of is the Mortgage Credit Certificate Program (FUNDS are available for this program as of 2/2/2012). This program is a GREAT option for you but it is a little complicated to explain. The best thing is for you to call me and I'll put you in touch with one of my lenders that REALLY understands this program.
Many lenders shy away from this program because of it's complexity so make sure you call me when you start looking for your lender. When I say it is complex, I mean that it requires a little more work on the lenders/Realtors/Title company. It does require an online home buyer class but that is the extent on the buyers end.
Wednesday, February 1, 2012
Tuesday, January 31, 2012
Friday, January 27, 2012
Housing Trends January Newsletter
JANUARY 2012 Newsletter Housing Trends eNewsletter
Welcome to the most current Housing Trends eNewsletter. This eNewsletter is specially designed for you, with national and local housing information that you may find useful whether you’re in the market for a home, thinking about selling your home, or just interested in homeowner issues in general.
The Housing Trends eNewsletter contains the latest information from the National Association of REALTORS®, the U.S. Census Bureau and Realtor.org reports, videos, key market indicators and real estate sales statistics, a video message by a nationally recognized economist, maps, mortgage rates and calculators, consumer articles, plus local neighborhood information and more.
Please click here to view the JANUARY 2012 Newsletter Housing Trends eNewsletter.
If you are interested in determining the value of your home, click the Home Evaluator link for a free evaluation report.
Thursday, January 26, 2012
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Living room updates for under $500
Creating a new look in your living room doesn’t have to be expensive or time-consuming. If you’re selling your home, or just itching for an update, there is plenty to you can do for $500 or less.
Reuse and recycle. Before you head out to buy something new for your living room, see what is in your home that can work in the space. Rearrange furniture and art, and re-purpose items.
1. $50 and up: Slipcover your furniture. Rather than recover the chintz couch, pick up an affordable slip cover in a neutral color. A slip cover will cost a fraction of a new couch and many of them are designed to fit snugly over a variety of furniture styles.
2. $50 to $150: Paint. If you do it yourself, a new coat of paint in a room is an affordable transformation. Even painting an accent wall or trim can drastically update the space. You can also repaint furniture, shelves or picture frames for a similar update or pop of color.
3. $20 – $150: Lighting. Whether you pick up a floor lamp or pair of table lamps, lighting can say a lot about a room’s aesthetic. Check out brass or bronze lamps for a classic look, or aluminum for a modern feel.
4. $50 and up: Drapes: Keep the room warmer by insulating the windows and add a finishing touch to the room with curtains in a variety of fabrics and styles. Make a small or short room expand by hanging a curtain rod with long drapes above the window.
5. $15 to 75: Accessories: New throw pillows and blankets, a fun new piece of art or potted plant can also make a living room seem a little more put together. With the growing popularity of DIY magazines and television, it’s easier than ever to find affordable decor.
Reuse and recycle. Before you head out to buy something new for your living room, see what is in your home that can work in the space. Rearrange furniture and art, and re-purpose items.
1. $50 and up: Slipcover your furniture. Rather than recover the chintz couch, pick up an affordable slip cover in a neutral color. A slip cover will cost a fraction of a new couch and many of them are designed to fit snugly over a variety of furniture styles.
2. $50 to $150: Paint. If you do it yourself, a new coat of paint in a room is an affordable transformation. Even painting an accent wall or trim can drastically update the space. You can also repaint furniture, shelves or picture frames for a similar update or pop of color.
3. $20 – $150: Lighting. Whether you pick up a floor lamp or pair of table lamps, lighting can say a lot about a room’s aesthetic. Check out brass or bronze lamps for a classic look, or aluminum for a modern feel.
4. $50 and up: Drapes: Keep the room warmer by insulating the windows and add a finishing touch to the room with curtains in a variety of fabrics and styles. Make a small or short room expand by hanging a curtain rod with long drapes above the window.
5. $15 to 75: Accessories: New throw pillows and blankets, a fun new piece of art or potted plant can also make a living room seem a little more put together. With the growing popularity of DIY magazines and television, it’s easier than ever to find affordable decor.
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