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Our neighborhood usually has a parade and the spirit of it was dampened by the rain, literally. I'm wondering if the rain will stop in time to for the fireworks spectacular they hold every year downtown. No smells of barbeque, and sounds of family outside having a great time...I'm sure as soon as the rain stops, there will be swarms of people shooting off the fireworks they spent their hard earned money on. All in all, we should take time to reflect on the true meaning of this day and give many thanks for our freedom! :) What was it like in your neck of the woods this Independence Day?
It has been raining here in Indy ALL DAY LONG nonstop. Usually on the fourth you hear fireworks all throughout the day. All I've been listening to all day is the rain which has pretty much put me into a comatose state. I had/have absolutely no energy today.
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3263 Eddy Court in The Islands is Sold!

The Islands, Washington Township - The single story at 3263 Eddy Court has been sold.
This home had multiple offers and an accepted agreement within a week. The Indianapolis Market is seeing a lot of activity and nice properties are selling quickly. Contact us for more details!
Posted: Tuesday, June 30, 2009 11:31 AM by Tonda & Steve Hoagland
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Get a sneak peak at our newest project, my reflection on 3 4 icons of Pop culture (This list is just to darn long), and a challenge of love to LIVE LIFE and BE HAPPPY!
This just came in this morning.....We have lost Amazing Pitchman, and Entrepreneur, Billy Mays. He was famous for the Oxyclean commercials and his catch phrase: "Billy Mays Here."

My thoughts and prayers are with his family and friends. I looked up to this guy for working hard to give sales a better image!
Gladiator News:
Bringing REBar Camp to Indianapolis! I am working with a great group of folks and will be bringing a REBar Camp to Indy!!
LIVE Ustream Show: Real Estate Meets Social Media --> TUNE IN every Tuesday at 9:00pm (est) for --> GoGladiatorTV
The Launch of GoGladiator Media is here! Website is very close to be done! --> GoGladiatorMedia
My newest collaboration is with professional entertainers Christian & Katalina! They are launching a LIVE Ustream show soon, and their website/social media marketing plan is very close to completion!
Work Hard, Crush it, Blow it Up, and Make Something Special Happen!
Have a Profitable Day Everyone!

Harrison Painter is a Real Estate Broker, Marketing Animal, and Social Media Equity/Influence Consultant in the Indianapolis, Carmel, Noblesville, Fishers, and Zionsville, IN markets who Makes IT Happen! If you are looking to buy, sell, or invest, CALL ME TODAY!
(317) 871-1000
At Gladiator Real Estate Group, We Answer the Phone!!!!
Website: www.GoGladiator.com
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I talk to so many people each week who ask me what it takes to get into real estate. I always love that question because the answer is simple, you go to a pre-licensing class, sit for your state test and then join the best Real Estate Company in the Indianapolis marketplace, CENTURY 21 Scheetz.
All of that is the easy part...I get a handful of people who ask me the right question, "What does it take to be SUCCESSFUL in Real Estate". This is my answer, and it's true!
Let's break each of these down:
If you can answer YES to the above questions you may consider completing this online Real Estate Personality Assessment.
People also ask me how much money will they make in real estate. My answer to this question depends on your answer to the above questions. Really! There's nothing holding you back in this business. You can make as much money as you are willing to work for.
CENTURY 21 Scheetz has the number one market share in units sold in the entire Indianapolis Market area. What does this mean for new agents joining this successful team? it means that CENTURY 21 Scheetz knows how to coach people to success.
Before you begin your career pursuit let's talk. It's always good to know your options and your opportunities before you begin. Go ahead and complete the online Real Estate Personality Assessment and request a time for a call back. I'll get in touch with you and answer any questions you may have.
Learn more, check out the blog that shows the first two weeks in the life of an agent during the Scheetz Advantage Training Course!
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If you are a first time homebuyer, you may not be familiar with some of the costs associated with purchasing a home. Owning a home is definitely better than giving your money to a landlord every month, but there are some things you need to make sure you save for when making a purchase. 1. Earnest Money. If you place an offer on a home it is typical to offer earnest money to let the seller know you are serious about buying their property. While you may be able to get away without submitting an earnest money deposit as part of your offer, your chances of getting the offer accepted could diminish if you choose to submit a low ($100) on no earnest money deposit. A typical earnest deposit is anywhere from $500.00 to $1000.00. This can vary greatly depending on what the market is like in your area. Some areas may require much more. Another thing to keep in mind is that your earnest money deposit isn't just free money you are offering the seller, it will work as a credit toward your down payment or closing costs. If you are working a program with no down payment and the seller is paying your closing costs, you may get your earnest money credited back to you at closing. 2. Down Payment Money. When buying a home today, chances are you are going to need some money available for a down payment. There are a few programs available that may allow you to purchase a home with $100.00 down or others may even allow less. If you obtain an FHA loan and your credit is in pretty good shape you can expect to bring 3.5% of the purchase price to the table for a down payment. If you obtain a conventional loan, you should expect to bring 10%. Again, there are various programs, with varying requirements. Check with various lenders to determine what's out there. 3. Money for Closing Costs. Closing costs are essentially any fees that must be paid at the closing table. These fees include things like application fees, credit report fee, title search and insurance fees, appraisal fee, advanced payment of homeowner's insurance, recording fees, surveys, among others. Closing costs are typically anywhere from 3%-4% of the purchase price of the home. It's also good to keep in mind that you can request assistance with paying the closing costs when making an offer on a home. In many cases you may be able to request all or most of them be paid by the seller. 4. Money for the Home Inspection. If you are in the process of purchasing a home, it is HIGHLY recommended that you obtain a home inspection by a reputable company. You can expect this to cost anywhere from about $300.00 to $500.00. There are also additional inspections you may want to obtain like a termite, Radon, Mold, Septic, Pool and Spa, Asbestos, and Well water quality inspection. While there may be other items you need to invest in when purchasing a home, these are the most typical expenses you'll incur. ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ Please feel free to contact me with any questions. Search homes currently on the market
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