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So, if you plan on selling your house and would like to know exact value of your house, contact me and I’ll perform Maximum Home Value Audit – A complete, fact filled, easy to understand valuation of your home.
It’s time to take matters into your own hands. It’s your house, and it’s your money.
Here’s an example of Market Statistics for sold single family houses in Sandy zip code 84092 in January and February. I don’t want to comment on this, I’ll let you to make your own opinion:
As you can see from this statistics, how much you’ll get for your house and how fast you’ll sell it depends on many factors. Some of them are location, list price, condition of the house, your motivation/situation, your choice of agent and his/her marketing and negotiation skill. As you can see, bad choice can cause the lost of your house (foreclosure). So, make wise and educated choice.
If you’d like to get Market Statistics for your neighborhood contact me and I’ll be more than happy to send it to you.
Sandy Rambler
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Market Stats
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| $90,000 |
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Main Features
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3 Bedrooms
1 Bathroom
Interior: 1,381 sqft
Lot: 0.20 acre(s)
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Location
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8425 S 751 E
Sandy, UT 84094
USA
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Besim Kuduzovic
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Desperate times call for desperate measures, the old saying goes. So here’s the question: How desperate are you to sell your home?
For many home sellers these days, the answer may involve an array of incentives homeowners never would have dreamed of offering a few years ago. The result: Today’s homes for sale may come equipped with more than just the curtains, the stove and the refrigerator. Read more…
Have you ever left your house or driven off and wondered, “Hmmm…Did I turn off the coffeemaker?” Or maybe it was the toaster oven or iron. And then, did you drive back to check? If you did, you’re probably not alone. According to Dr. Aaron P. Nelson, author of The Harvard Medical Guide to Achieving Optimal Memory, there are simple mental exercises you can do to help you improve your memory at any age. Here are six sure-fire ways you can improve your memory.
1. Do you have trouble remembering people’s names? When you meet someone and want to remember their name, repeat their name to yourself three times. Then add a word to one of their character traits (“tall” Tom, “smiling” Sylvia, “silly” Sam). Also, use the person’s name in the conversation. “Tom, what line of business are you in?” “Sylvia, where are you from?”
2. Do you frequently find yourself looking for your keys, eyeglasses, or wallet? Make it a habit to keep things in a specific place — keys by the front door, wallet or purse with your keys, and glasses on your nightstand.
3. Do you forget whether you’ve turned off an appliance? Talk to yourself aloud, and say “I’m turning off the toaster oven,” or “I’m turning off the coffeemaker.”
4. Do you sometimes miss appointments? Carry a notebook with a calendar for your appointments, phone numbers, addresses, and medical information.
5. How can I remember PIN numbers and passwords? Attach meaning to your PIN numbers. (Use a favorite person’s birth date). Try using the first letter of your favorite song titles and important dates as passwords that will trigger your memory.
6. Do you find yourself forgetting things? Minimize distractions and slow down. Do one thing at a time and give it your attention.
Follow these easy tips you’ll greatly improve your memory. Click here to find out how you can get FREE HOME INSPECTION ($450 value).
Q. What do I need to know about buying “As Is” property?
A. An “As Is” property could be a foreclosed property, part of an estate or a house where the owner can’t afford to make repairs. Your first step is to work with a good real estate agent. The agent can set up a home inspection, which is particularly important with an “As Is.” You need to know if the place just needs carpet and paint or if mechanical systems like heating or plumbing need to be replaced. The roof’s condition is also a factor. Arrange to be present when the home inspection is made so you can talk with the inspector. Make sure the utilities are on for the inspection. If you’re still interested after the inspection results, it’s time to make an offer. Because a defect could be found after the inspection and before closing, have your agent include a statement that says you have the right to withdraw your offer and have your earnest money returned if a defect becomes evident before the closing date. Be cautious in each step of the buying process, and you could get a valuable property for a bargain price. If you have any questions, or need capable and caring representation, please call me at 801-879-9487.
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