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Davenport, IA

2520 North Nevada Street, Davenport, Iowa 52804: HUD Acquired Foreclosure Property: NOW available for viewing and puchase!!

Paul David Hiebing, REALTOR @ Grampp Realty/GMAC Real Estate: Quad-Cities: Real Estate Agent in Bettendorf, IA

Davenport Iowa Foreclosure Real Estate:

2520 North Nevada Street, Davenport, Iowa 52804: HUD Acquired Foreclosure Property: NOW available for viewing and puchase!!

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"Call Paul" @ (563) 508-1649, to reserve your own personal tour of this home NOW that it is available for purchase. Or, you can call me for information on how to purchase ANY other HUD acquired foreclosure property, or for a list of any other Bank-Owned foreclosure properties available in the Quad-City Area.

The following home is NOW available for viewing and puchase:

2520 North Nevada Street, Davenport, Iowa 52804: HUD Acquired Foreclosure Property:

2520 North Nevada Street, Davenport, Iowa 52804

3 Bedrooms, 1 Full Bath, 1,104 Square Feet on Main Level.

No Basement.

Detached 2 Car Garage

List Price: $75,000

Sold Strictly in "As-Is, Where-Is" Conditon. Seller will make no repairs or concessions.

List Date: Friday November 6, 2009

Bidding Deadline: Sunday November 15, 2009 @11:59 PM.

Investor (With Owner Occupant Preference) Bidding Begins: Monday November 16, 2009.

Scott County, Iowa Assessor Information: http://www.scott.ia.promap.com/pmc/davenport_report2.asp?pid=O2109B23

Scott County, Iowa Treasurer Information: http://www.scott.ia.promap.com/pmc/summary_report.asp?pid=O2109B23

Please feel free to give me a call @ (563) 508-1649 for answers to any/all of your Real Estate questions!!

"Call Paul" @ (563) 508-1649, For Information on how to $ave Big with Iowa Finance Authority!

Paul David Hiebing, REALTOR

"The Quad-Cities Premier First-Time Homebuyer's Specialist"

Licensed in the State of Iowa Since 2000. Licensed in the State of Illinois Since 2001.

Grampp Realty/GMAC Real Estate
2500 18th Street
Bettendorf, Iowa 52722
Website:
http://www.gmacrealestate.com/paulhiebing/
Office Phone:(563) 359-4401 Ext # 264
Cell Phone: (563) 508-1649
Office Fax: (563) 359-4405

2211 West Locust Street, Davenport, Iowa 52804: HUD Acquired Foreclosure Property: NOW available for viewing and puchase!!

Paul David Hiebing, REALTOR @ Grampp Realty/GMAC Real Estate: Quad-Cities: Real Estate Agent in Bettendorf, IA

Davenport Iowa Foreclosure Real Estate:

2211 West Locust Street, Davenport, Iowa 52804: HUD Acquired Foreclosure Property: NOW available for viewing and puchase!!

Grampp Realty/GMAC Real Estate National Association of REALTORS header_logo.gif

"Call Paul" @ (563) 508-1649, to reserve your own personal tour of this home Now that it is available for purchase. Or, you can call me for information on how to purchase ANY other HUD acquired foreclosure property, or for a list of any other Bank-Owned foreclosure properties available in the Quad-City Area.

The following home is NOW available for viewing and puchase:

2211 West Locust Street, Davenport, Iowa 52804:: HUD Acquired Foreclosure Property:

2211 West Locust Street, Davenport, Iowa 52804:

3 Bedrooms, 1 Full Bath, 1,374 Square Feet on Main and Upper Levels.

Full, Un-Finished Basement.

Detached 1 Car Garage

List Price: $58,000

Sold Strictly in "As-Is, Where-Is" Conditon. Seller will make no repairs or concessions.

List Date: Friday November 6, 2009

Bidding Deadline: Sunday November 15, 2009 @11:59 PM.

Investor (With Owner Occupant Preference) Bidding Begins: Monday November 16, 2009.

Scott County, Iowa Assessor Information: http://www.scott.ia.promap.com/pmc/davenport_report2.asp?pid=H0001-07

Scott County, Iowa Treasurer Information: http://www.scott.ia.promap.com/pmc/summary_report.asp?pid=H0001-07

Please feel free to give me a call @ (563) 508-1649 for answers to any/all of your Real Estate questions!!

"Call Paul" @ (563) 508-1649, For Information on how to $ave Big with Iowa Finance Authority!

Paul David Hiebing, REALTOR

"The Quad-Cities Premier First-Time Homebuyer's Specialist"

Licensed in the State of Iowa Since 2000. Licensed in the State of Illinois Since 2001.

Grampp Realty/GMAC Real Estate
2500 18th Street
Bettendorf, Iowa 52722
Website:
http://www.gmacrealestate.com/paulhiebing/
Office Phone:(563) 359-4401 Ext # 264
Cell Phone: (563) 508-1649
Office Fax: (563) 359-4405

1314 College Avenue, Davenport, Iowa 52803: HUD Acquired Foreclosure Property: NOW available for viewing and puchase!!

Paul David Hiebing, REALTOR @ Grampp Realty/GMAC Real Estate: Quad-Cities: Real Estate Agent in Bettendorf, IA

Davenport, Iowa Foreclosure Real Estate:

1314 College Avenue, Davenport, Iowa 52803: HUD Acquired Foreclosure Property: NOW available for viewing and puchase!!

Grampp Realty/GMAC Real Estate National Association of REALTORS header_logo.gif

"Call Paul" @ (563) 508-1649, to reserve your own personal tour of this home NOW that it is available for purchase. Or, you can call me for information on how to purchase ANY other HUD acquired foreclosure property, or for a list of any other Bank-Owned foreclosure properties available in the Quad-City Area.

The following home is NOW available for viewing and puchase:

1314 College Avenue, Davenport, Iowa 52803:  HUD Acquired Foreclosure Property:

1314 College Avenue, Davenport, Iowa 52803

3 Bedrooms, 1 Full Baths, 1 1/2 Bath. 1,538 Square Feet on the Main and Upper Levels.

Full, Uninished Basement.

2 Car Detached Garage

List Price: $47,500

Sold Strictly in "As-Is, Where-Is" Conditon. Seller will make no repairs or concessions.

List Date: Friday November 6, 2009

Bidding Deadline: Sunday November 15, 2009 @11:59 PM.

Investor (With Owner Occupant Preference) Bidding Begins: Monday November 16, 2009.

Scott County, Iowa Assessor Information: http://www.scott.ia.promap.com/pmc/davenport_report2.asp?pid=F0023-37

Scott County, Iowa Treasurer Information: http://www.scott.ia.promap.com/pmc/summary_report.asp?pid=F0023-37

Please feel free to give me a call @ (563) 508-1649 for answers to any/all of your Real Estate questions!!

"Call Paul" @ (563) 508-1649, For Information on how to $ave Big with Iowa Finance Authority!

Paul David Hiebing, REALTOR

"The Quad-Cities Premier First-Time Homebuyer's Specialist"

Licensed in the State of Iowa Since 2000. Licensed in the State of Illinois Since 2001.

Grampp Realty/GMAC Real Estate
2500 18th Street
Bettendorf, Iowa 52722
Website:
http://www.gmacrealestate.com/paulhiebing/
Office Phone:(563) 359-4401 Ext # 264
Cell Phone: (563) 508-1649
Office Fax: (563) 359-4405

Davenport, Iowa: Market Report For November!

Lucky Lang, SRES®, Davenport, Iowa Real Estate: Real Estate Agent in Davenport, IA

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Vital Information For
First-Time Buyers


The first-time homebuyer Federal tax credit for $8000, record-low interest rates, and nationwide median home prices dropping to the lowest point in five years, makes this an enticing time to consider buying a home. By the way, that tax incentive isn't truly just for first-time buyers -- it's defined as those not having owned a home in the last three years. Research and knowing your options are critical. Check with your tax accountant for more details. It's increasingly likely that Congress will extend and expand the popular home buyer tax credit, which will expire at the end of this month.

Mortgage Rates
U.S. averages as of October 29, 2009:

30 yr. fixed: 5.03%
15 yr. fixed: 4.46%
1 yr. adj: 4.57%
30 yr. jumbo: 6.98%


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According to an article in August in the Raleigh News & Observer, 10.8 percent of buyers are motivated to buy due to Federal and state tax incentives. So far only 1.14 million buyers have filed
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Relieving the Stress of Packing

Packing can be stressful time for every member of the family. To ensure that your move goes as smoothly as possible, try the following tips!
Pack a "Red Box"
Since one in five American families moves every year, that means 22 million families may be searching for their TV remote controls!
One of the pitfalls of packing for a move is you can't always anticipate what you'll need when you arrive at your new home, and movers typically list only the obvious such as dishes, glasses, bedding, etc. The miscellaneous items you need in the first few hours invariably wind up on the bottom of a random box.
To start, you may want to create your own "red box" as some moving companies ("Removers") do in Great Britain. This is the last box loaded and the first one off the truck. The one universal item in the red box is the tea kettle (perhaps this would be the coffee maker in the U.S.). This is also the place CONTINUED >>>




Making Your Home Age Appropriate Creates Appeal

All of us have something in common with our homes. Sure, style, design, and location are at the top of the list, but how about age? As we age, buyers, especially the baby boomer generation, are looking to transform their homes into a place that they can stay in for as long as possible or they're hoping to find one that's already equipped for them to age-in-place.
So how old your home and you are, are reason to give some thought to if your home needs age-appropriate adaptation in order for you to be most comfortable. And, in doing so, you may actually make your home more valuable to a wider audience of buyers, should you ever sell it.
According to the National Homebuilders Association, making a home suitable for the golden years is economicaly sound. The baby boomer generation (77 million people) makes up 28 percent of the U.S. population. Assisted living for this generation can cost more than $60-thousand per year, not counting moving expenses.
That's pretty pricey. So, if you've taken some steps to make your home an age-in-place sanctuary, then make sure you highlight those renovations if you ever CONTINUED >>>



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Is Your Home Wired Properly?

We all know that as things age, they often need replacing but sometimes homeowners neglect to take care of their home's electrical wiring and that can set them up for potential danger. Electrical consumption since the middle of the last century has increased in most homes on average about 400 percent.
If you're tripping your main safety circuit box that could be a sign that you're overloading the electrical outlets and an indication that an electrical contractor should examine your wiring. Oftentimes, homes are renovated several times without any electrical wiring updated. Yet, this is a part of the house that can cause huge problems if it isn't kept up-to-date.
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Lucky Lang, REALTOR®,SRES®
E-mail: Lucky6769031@gmail.com
Web: http://www.LuckyLang.com
(563) 676-9031

Mel Foster Co.
(563) 823-2213
3211 E 35th St. Ct.
Davenport, IA 52807


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LUCKY LANG, QUAD-CITIES FAVORITE REALTOR®

Lucky Lang, SRES®

Licensed in Iowa & Illinois

Mel Foster Co., Inc., 3211 E. 35th Street Ct., Davenport, IA 52807-2585

Cell: (563) 676-9031 Fax: (563) 459-6720 Toll Free: (800) 791-8132 Ext. 2213

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Are Men and Women Different in Buying a Home?

Lucky Lang, SRES®, Davenport, Iowa Real Estate: Real Estate Agent in Davenport, IA

Surprise! Men and women differ in home-buying process!

It often seems as though men and women are from different planets, but every day millions of couples navigate through day-to-day and even life-altering decisions. Coldwell Banker Real Estate LLC surveyed 1,000 individuals to discover how much men and women differ in the home-buying process.

Below are some key highlights from the Coldwell Banker Real Estate study:

Women may be inclined to make up their mind more quickly than men ...
* When asked how long it took before they knew their home was "right" for them, almost 70 percent of women had made up their mind the day they walked into the house, vs. 62 percent of men. Conversely, significantly more men needed two or more visits: (32 percent of men vs. 23 percent of women).

Women would rather live closer to their extended family than to their job ...
* 55 percent of women find it more important to be closer to their extended family (those that do not live in their household) than to their job, compared to only 37 percent of men.

A home's security is a deal-breaker for both men and women ...
* 64 percent of women said that if they found the home of their dreams but had concerns about its security, they would no longer be interested. More than half of men agreed (51 percent).

Couples say that no one "wears the pants in the relationship" in terms of major financial decisions ...
* When asked who wears the pants in the relationship (when it comes to major financial decisions, such as purchasing a home), almost 70 percent of respondents living with their significant other said it's actually mutual.
* However, 23 percent think that they, themselves, wear the pants in the relationship, not their partner. More men than women said this (26 percent vs. 20 percent, respectively).

Men and women agree on how they would use a spare room, for the most part ...
When the respondents were asked how they would use an extra 12 x 12 room if it could be anything they wanted, men and women agreed on the top three most popular, and very practical, responses:
* Bedroom: 25 percent
* Office/Study: 15 percent
* Family Room/Den: 11 percent

Source: Real Trends, Inc. 8/18/09 e-mail update

For more information on Home Buying in Davenport, Iowa and the Quad Cities please call:

LUCKY LANG, QUAD-CITIES FAVORITE REALTOR®

Lucky Lang, SRES®

Licensed in Iowa & Illinois

Mel Foster Co., Inc., 3211 E. 35th Street Ct., Davenport, IA 52807-2585

Cell: (563) 676-9031 Fax: (563) 459-6720 Toll Free: (800) 791-8132 Ext. 2213

LuckyLang.com

Don't let this great Real Estate buying opportunity pass you by!!!