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Fairfield Plantation Lake Lot For Sale

11-01-09
Chip Hurst
Chip Hurst: Real Estate Agent in Villa Rica, GA
Chip Hurst | Keller Williams Atlanta West | chip.hurst@kw.com | 770-294-9976
9023 North Tarnwood Place, Villa Rica, GA
Lake Lot in Fairfield Plantation On the Ski Lake 240 acres
.5 acres Vacant Land
offered at $119,900
Lot Size .5 acres

DESCRIPTION

One of a few lake lots available in Fairfield Plantation. Lake Tara is 240 acres and allows fishing and skiing and jet skis. This property is 45 minutes to Atlanta and 35 minutes to the Atlanta airport. This lot features a new seawall and has sewer and county water. This is a double lot with about 50' of water frontage. Owner financing is available. Call for terms.

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Contact info:
Chip Hurst
Keller Williams Atlanta West
770-294-9976
For sale by agent/broker

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Posted: Nov 1, 2009, 5:12pm PST

Appraisal, another seller hurdle!

10-31-09
Chip Hurst
Chip Hurst: Real Estate Agent in Villa Rica, GA

HI folks, I know we have experienced down turn in the economy like we hopefully won't experience ever again in our lives. But for now, it seems sales are picking up especially with the $8000 tax credit being available. So now with the extension that seems to be inevitable, it's more than ever a great time to buy!For sellers, is it a great time to sell? Just be aware that you even if you have an agreed upon price on your contract the appraiser may kill your deal. With such a lag in sales in our area of West Georgia, especially in the middle price ranges of $150k to $250k, the appraiser will have to come up with like sales to find your value of your contract price with in the last 6 month(preferable). If the price can not be substantiated, then the lender won't be willing to loan as much for your buyer putting cash strapped buyer in a bad position only to ask you the seller to reduce your price to the value that the appraiser derived. Ouch! Seller's just be mindful of one of your last hurdles before getting to the closing table.