About Louisville's Barbourmeade

Open House - Barbourmeade

3205 Morningview Drive, Louisville, KY 40245

Classic updated ranch at a great price. All large rooms, some freshly painted. Family room features a fireplace and a wet bar. The kitchen has a new ceramic floor, counter top, sink, and features a separate eating area with a renovated bay window. The hall bath has a new tub, new ceramic tile and new fixtures. Interior amenities include crown molding, arched entry way, and nice millwork throughout. New roof in '09, new HVAC system approximatly 2 years ago, new Andersen replacement windows throughout.The full basement is open and ready to finish. This home really shows well and is a fantastic opportunity in the desirable Barbourmeade.

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Jack Clifford, Realtor - 502-802-6243

Tom Johns, Realtor ~ tpjbildz@aol.com ~ 502-419-3186

Tommy Johns, Broker ~ tjohns@woodstonerealty.com ~ 502-498-9699

3205 Morningview Drive

$224,900

Barbourmeade subdivision off Highway 22

Great Location, Great Layout, Great Price!!!

Classic updated ranch at a great price. All large rooms, some freshly painted. Family room features a fireplace and a wet bar. The kitchen has a new ceramic floor, counter top, sink, and features a separate eating area with a renovated bay window. The hall bath has a new tub, new ceramic tile and new fixtures. Interior amenities include crown molding, arched entry way, and nice millwork throughout. New roof in '09, new HVAC system approximatly 2 years ago, new Andersen replacement windows throughout.The full basement is open and ready to finish. This home really shows well and is a fantastic opportunity in the desirable Barbourmeade.

Entry Foyer with double sidelights and arched openings

Formal Living Room off Entry Foyer

Formal Dining Room with direct access to Kitchen and Living Room

Eat-in Kitchen with new countertops and new tile floors

Bayed Eating area with new ceramic tile floors

Family Room with Fireplace, Bookcases, and Wet Bar

Hall Bath includes new countertop and ceramic tile at tub

Master Suite with walk-in closet, makeup vanity, and full bath

Large, unfinished basement with plenty of space to expand

Nice sized backyard with mature landscaping and privacy

Call Tom Johns ~ 502-419-3186 or Tommy Johns ~ 502-498-9699

tjohns@woodstonerealty.com

tpjbildz@aol.com

Does the Short Sale Negotiation Stop the Foreclosure Process? The short answer is “No, but there still are options to avoid foreclosure”.

Now for the detail:

Your Lender Does Not Want To Own Your Home

Your lender is probably 1,000 miles away. They would rather settle and get a check rather than get the keys to your house. In general, the lender reduces their losses by doing a short sale because they don’t have to incur the losses involved in a long foreclosure process.

However, even when a short sale is initiated, the lender still continues the foreclosure process. They run two parallel tracks: Short sale on one hand, but foreclosure proceedings just in case the short sale doesn’t work out.

A Skilled Short Sale Realtor Can Get Your House Pulled From The Foreclosure Auction

If the foreclosure auction gets scheduled before the short sale is finalized, a skilled short sale Realtor can get the lender to withdraw the house from the auction. That gives the lender, the Realtor, the seller and the buyer time to wrap up the short sale.

Sellers Sould Start The Short Sale Process Sooner Rather Than Later

In some cases, the closer the house gets to the auction the lender is less inclined to withdraw. Sometimes they respond with “we’ll take our chances at the auction”.

Therefore, sellers should start the short sale process as soon as they know there’s a problem. The short sale process takes many months, so starting early still gives the seller time to orchestrate their next step.

Well We are beginning to dig ourselves out of the ice storm of 2009. We're cutting up trees and making piles. The sun is out. We have our gas and electricity. We feel like humans living in the 21st century again. The picture to the right is how our House looked from the street. Those Dogwoods don't usually touch the ground. Fortunately, it looks as iff our trees will all be saved. Perry climbed them all and cut away the broken branches.