Falling in love is exhilarating. It can also be a bit scary, especially when a home has captured your heart. What if something goes wrong and you end up not spending the rest of your life with this stack of brick and mortar you're lusting after? No matter how careful you are, some deal killers are unavoidable.
Others, however, are preventable, so pay heed if you hope to keep your deal alive. 1. Don't Mess with Your Mortgage Preapproval A common reason for a real estate deal to fall apart is that many homebuyers don't fully understand the mortgage process. Sure, you may get a loan preapproval, but don't think for one.
Others, however, are preventable, so pay heed if you hope to keep your deal alive. 1. Don't Mess with Your Mortgage Preapproval A common reason for a real estate deal to fall apart is that many homebuyers don't fully understand the mortgage process. Sure, you may get a loan preapproval, but don't think for one.
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Ed is a graduate of Greenville Central School, an honors graduate of New York City Community College, a Viet Nam era veteran and American Legion member. He and his wife Cathy live in a circa 1860 farmhouse on 100 acres purchased by his parents in 1945.
Many Greene County residents know Ed in his former "people business" capacities as: owner/operator of Landmark Red's Seafood Restaurant in Coxsackie, Supervisor of the Town of New Baltimore, Greene County Republican Chairman and candidate for the New York State Assembly in 2002.
Many Greene County residents know Ed in his former "people business" capacities as: owner/operator of Landmark Red's Seafood Restaurant in Coxsackie, Supervisor of the Town of New Baltimore, Greene County Republican Chairman and candidate for the New York State Assembly in 2002.
Receive a custom evaluation for your home, including comparisons to other homes that have recently sold or are on the market. This guarantees you receive the most accurate information available. Internet Advertising - Since the lion's share (90+%) of home buyers start their search on the Internet and your home can be advertised across the web, making sure buyers see your home and everything it offers is critical.
Median household income in 12211 is $94,535 with 134 households earning between $35,000 to $40,000 annually. Understanding how quickly properties sell, and the ratio of active to sold houses can help you determine where property values are going in an area. The Crime Risk Index compares the likelihood of different crimes happening within this community to the national average.
Through this Priority Access Website you will have total current IDX (Internet Data Exchange) access to the 11 county Albany Capital Region MLS & Columbia Greene Northern Dutchess MLS. You can access Multiple Listing Service information 24/7 from your desktop, laptop, *tablet or *smartphone. You choose your favorite device or choose them all.
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