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Up for sale is this premium and complete website, http://SanFranciscoLiving.org . Please take a second to navigate through its gorgeous design, content and tools. The website is ready for you or your business to starting collecting your own business leads through the many variety of tools on the website. The website has a easy to use control panel that is built in so that allow you, the owner, to add and edit content at your convenience if you want to edit anything. You can customize and upgrade anything on the site. Add as many pages as you want. Change the MLS idx, whatever.
There are are NO monthly/yearly fees whatsoever. Once you buy it, you own it. If you need us to break the payment down on the cost of the website to help you get going, we can do that for you. This would be an amazing investment opportunity for you or your business. If you are in real estate, mortgage or construction, ect, this is your chance to be the authority of your city and be the one stop place to get information. You could even sell advertising or a area of the website to another business to make some extra on the site. Send your offer to us and this website could be yours. This is an amazing deal and an awesome business investment.
Price: $900 - no nother fees or cost ever again.
You can Contact Us By:
Phone: 541-588-6350
Email: http://WarmMedia.com/contact
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There are fifteen open houses scheduled in South San Francisco on Sunday January 10, 2010, at the time of this writing. Here is a list of these open houses for you:
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Many sellers are determined to set their listing price higher than they are willing to accept so they have room to negotiate. With the New Millennium buyers they unfortunately will not get any offers. Today's buyers are more educated than any others. The internet gives the buyers the opportunity to research all public records. They know the price of all the homes in the area that sold recently and are on the market. They know the trends, the cost per square foot; they know what the seller paid for the home and how much they owe and sometimes the improvements the owner has completed. If a home is over-priced the "New" buyer is almost offended that someone would expect them to purchase it at the "Over Valued List Price" so they don't even make an offer. Many don't even waste their time to view the home. That is the old school pricing method. My parents would have done that. Back then information was not so accessible. With today's buyer's research and knowledge they are willing to pay over the list price because they realize they are not paying over the market price. They are just paying over the list price. The old school seller does not understand this new Price it Right philosophy. It is the responsibility and ethical obligation of the professional honest agent to advise the old school seller that their price is too high and to educate them to the New Pricing Philosophy. If not, the seller will not get maximum value. Although the Old School Seller will reluctantly reduce the price after a few weeks it is too late. That property is now stale. It quickly gets a reputation that something must be wrong with it mentality by the buyers and some agents. This property may not deserve the reputation but it sticks. When an offer does come in it will be less than the reduced price and less than the market value. If it was priced right at the beginning most likely they would have received several offers within a week.
Buyers are out there. Homes in San Bruno and South San Francisco priced right are having 75-100 potential buyers view their home during the Sunday Open Houses. Homes not priced right get less than half that. I personally know of eight homes in San Bruno and South San Francisco that went on the market priced right and within the first week received multiple offers and sold at above the Listed Price. Not by much but they sold while others not priced right are still on the market. Sellers must understand that for every week their home does not sell it is costing them .25% or more.
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Market conditions play a huge part in any decision about when to buy a home. And if you have been thinking of buying a home, this is the time. Prices are low and mortgage rates are low.
When do you know you're ready to buy a home?
. You have a steady source of income. You've been employed on a regular basis for the last 2-3 years and your current income is reliable.
. You have a good record of paying your bills.
. You have money saved for down payment.
. You have ability to pay a mortgage every month, plus additional costs (taxes, insurance, etc.)
What to do first?
Here are some of the few things to do before you start looking for a house.
. Talk to a mortgage broker to get loan pre-approved.
. Talk to a real estate agent - a good agent can recommend reputable brokers and help you make sense of the terms of the loan.
. Review your credit report and scores with mortgage broker to determine if any repairs are needed.
. Select a community that will allow you to best live your daily life.
Owning a home has many benefits. When you make a mortgage payment, you are building equity. And that's an investment. Owning a home also qualifies you for tax breaks that assist you in dealing with your new financial responsibilities- like insurance, real estate taxes, and upkeep- which can be substantial.
If you need more information, please call Oscar Bautista at 415-370-7703 or Lina at 415-420-5352.
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http://www.southsanfranciscolistingagent.com
All the best,
Dan Johns Group
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