Cleveland Real Estate - Fall Is A Great Time To Buy
Just like many industries, there are times of the year that are typically busy and times when things are a little slow. While the fall is not perceived by outsiders as a busy time, the Cleveland real estate market can actually be the busiest time of the year with plenty of opportunities for buyers.
While it is true that many buyers, especially those with children, are active in the market during the spring and summer, there are a lot of buyers that prefer to shop in the fall. Many buyers simply don't want to spend the nicest months of the year looking for a home and wait until fall to begin their search. Some buyers also feel that better deals can be made in the fall. Their thinking is that many homes have been on the market since spring and that sellers may be motivated to sell now rather than keep their home on the market during another tough Cleveland winter.
There are indeed great deals to be had for a buyer. In addition, there is significant new inventory to choose from. Many sellers actually wait until the fall to put their home on the market. Some sellers feel that their home will actually show better in the fall as the changing of the seasons can really make a property stand out.
This fall may even see more activity than past years for several reasons. The first time buyer tax credit will expire on November 30th, 2009 and should motivate buyers to take advantage of the $8000 credit before it's too late. Also, there are signs that the economy is finally turning around. The recession is deemed all but over by experts, and interest rates remain near historic lows. Many of the buyers that have been waiting on the sidelines for the market to stabilize may now feel much more comfortable moving forward with buying a home.
If you are looking to buy a home, fall is historically a very busy time in the Cleveland real estate market. Considering that so many factors are in your favor right now, this fall may prove to be the right time to make your dreams come true.
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This information is provided compliments of Amy and Dan Schuman, The Schuman Team Keller Williams Realty. The Schumans have worked with numerous professional athletes, business owners, and those relocating to Cleveland from out of the area.
If you would like more information on Cleveland real estate or are considering buying a home in Cleveland or surrounding suburbs,please contact the Schuman Team at 216-346-3235.
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SOLON HOME STATISTICS
Here is a list of all homes that officially transferred in July and August 2009. We will provide market insight and commentary after the list.
| 7201 Som Center | $61,000 |
| 35675 Pettibone | $90,000 |
| 31845 Bainbridge Rd | $102,000 |
| 35990 Timberlane Drive | $135,000 |
| 6959 Som Center | $135,000 |
| 6569 Arbordale | $145,000 |
| 6421 Huntington Dr | $155,000 |
| 7061 Som Center | $155,000 |
| 34595 Bainbridge Rd | $171,000 |
| 7437 Cromwell Dr | $178,500 |
| 6765 Edgemoor Ave | $181,000 |
| 6575 Duneden | $185,000 |
| 6583 Edgemoor | $194,000 |
| 33260 Wagon Wheel Dr | $211,500 |
| 7248 Selworthy | $214,000 |
| 32547 S Roundhead | $218,000 |
| 37141 Deer Run Rd | $220,000 |
| 32182 Springside | $235,000 |
| 36085 Pepper Drive | $241,500 |
| 7238 Selworthy | $258,000 |
| 37171 Deer Run | $260,000 |
| 6020 Briardale | $265,000 |
| 34261 Southside Park Dr | $275,000 |
| 5114 Cheswick | $277,000 |
| 34355 Country View | $280,200 |
| 6123 Concord | $285,000 |
| 6985 Liberty Rd | $308,000 |
| 32487 Seneca | $312,000 |
| 7646 Lindsay | $323,300 |
| 34272 Summerset Dr | $337,000 |
| 33555 Tallyho Ct | $340,000 |
| 6257 N Huntington | $342,000 |
| 36650 PEPPER Dr | $345,000 |
| 34512 Summerset Dr | $362,500 |
| 7231 Longview Dr | $370,000 |
| 6224 Arbor Glen Ct | $395,000 |
| 6516 Woodbury Dr | $400,000 |
| 7020 Navajo Trl | $400,000 |
| 7168 Longview Dr | $413,000 |
| 34540 Seminole Way | $420,000 |
| 38195 Flanders Dr | $420,000 |
| 7615 Royal Portrush Dr | $450,000 |
| 35825 Michael Dr | $462,500 |
| 7083 Navajo Trl | $470,000 |
| 7582 Capilano Dr | $485,000 |
| 38480 Flanders | $500,000 |
| 7239 Castle Pines Dr | $507,500 |
| 38990 Glenlivet Ct | $512,725 |
| 38360 Flanders Dr | $525,000 |
| 37920 Flanders Dr | $535,000 |
| 6601 Limberlost Ct | $595,000 |
| 7332 Capilano Dr | $606,000 |
| 38195 McDowell Dr | $625,000 |
| 7468 Stockwood Dr | $636,000 |
Overall, July and August sales were a result of the active spring market. As previously predicted in past articles, these Solon home statistics indicate that a large number of families wanted to close on their Solon home prior to the beginning of the school year.
The list above indicates that 54 homes officially transferred during July and August at an average sales price of $320,550. Last July and August saw 61 sales at an average price of $369,771.
SUMMARY
Overall, sales and average sales price are still down in 2009 compared to last year. Through 8 months, we have 166 sales in 2009 compared to 175 sales through the same period in 2008. While the number of sales is pretty close, the average sales price in Solon this year is $300,482 compared to $351,307 in 2008.
As has been discussed in previous Solon home statistics reports, the large number of foreclosures and short-sales that has occurred during this year, especially during the beginning of the year, has affected the average sales price. In addition, the Solon luxury home market, specifically homes priced over $750,000, has been almost non-existent. While there are homes selling in the $500,000-$700,000 range, the upper end of the Solon luxury home market is not seeing sales.
With the exception of homes in the upper level of the solon luxury home market, homes priced fairly in any price bracket here in Solon should still expect to sell quiker than average, but prices still remain much below the highs seen in 2003.
While the summer market is over, the fall market can actually be busier in terms of sales than at any other time of the year. There are many buyers who choose to wait until after the summer rush. They believe that they can find good deals, especially on homes that have been on the market since spring. Sellers now need to get more realistic on price or risk having to keep their home on the market through another tough Cleveland winter.
Check out previous Solon Ohio market reports:
May 2009 Market Report Solon Ohio
April 2009 Market Report Solon Ohio
Solon 2009 First Quarter Luxury Home Market Report
Solon 2009 First Quarter Market Report All Homes
February 2009 Market Report Solon Ohio
January 2009 Market Report Solon Ohio
2008 Year End Housing Summary Solon Ohio
2008 Luxury Market Report Solon Ohio
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About The Authors:
Dan and Amy Schuman are Solon residents. They specialize in luxury homes, working with buyers relocating to Solon, and home staging.
If you are looking to buy or sell a home in Solon or the surrounding Eastern suburbs, please contact the Schuman Team.
For a personal consultation or to speak directly to The Schuman Team, call 216-346-3235.
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Solon Ohio Schools -A Parents Perspective
The Solon Ohio Schools are known throughout the area and the entire U.S. because of their high local and national rankings. Our goal is this article is to give a parents perspective of the Solon Schools so that families relocating to Solon or considering a move can see beyond the high test scores and ratings. We will focus on the people behind the scenes who deserve a tremendous amount of credit for our award-winning school district; the teachers, volunteers, and administrators.
This is our 5th year having children attend Solon Ohio Schools and our experience has been extremely positive. Like many people who move to Solon, one of the reasons we chose to live here was because of the top ranked school system. The rankings alone, however, don't tell the whole story.
To begin, we are extremely impressed with the quality of teachers in the Solon Ohio Schools. Every day they work tirelessly to ensure that our children realize their full potential. When it comes to teachers, expectations are elevated in our household because Amy holds a masters degree in early childhood education and used to teach. She puts our children's teachers under a microscope every year and they always seem to impress her.
In addition, we both have a chance to volunteer in the Solon schools on a regular basis. The classrooms are run efficiently and in an environment that is conducive to learning. We cherish our time in the classrooms and marvel at just how hard the teachers work every single day. It is certainly not an easy job. The kids do work hard though and get a lot more homework than when we were their age. Despite the heavy work load, the children who manage their time wisely still have plenty of time for extra-curricular activities.
The local Solon PTA ( Parent Teacher Association ) is also highly instrumental in the success of the Solon Ohio Schools. While most PTA's are pretty active, the Solon PTA is more than just involved, they are truly committed. There are PTA's on all levels, High School, Middle School, Elementary, and even an early childhood PTA for those with young children. The local PTA does a terrific job of being a liaison between the children, teachers, and administration. They are the engine that makes things happen within the schools helping with events throughout the year. Joining the PTA is a very easy way for parents to get involved in the schools.
We certainly cannot speak about the success of the Solon Schools without mentioning the administrators and school board who also work tirelessly throughout the year. They don't always get a lot of credit, but their work is extremely important.
We are certainly proud of the Solon School system and greatly appreciatiate the teachers, volunteers and administrators who work hard year after year to help make it one of the best schools in the nation.
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About The Authors:
Dan and Amy Schuman are Solon residents. They specialize in luxury homes, working with buyers relocating to Solon, and home staging.
If you are looking to buy or sell a home in Solon or the surrounding Eastern suburbs, please contact the Schuman Team.
For a personal consultation or to speak directly to The Schuman Team, call 216-346-3235.
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Buying A Home In Cleveland - The Complete Guide Part 7 of 7 - Closing and Possession
In an effort to help educate those buying a home in Cleveland, we have put together a 7 part series that will explain the entire home buying process in detail. Although our focus will be on the Cleveland market, many of the ideas discussed can be applied to other areas of the country as well. We recommend that you read the first 6 articles in the series at some point, preferably prior to reading step 7, our final step, as all of the information relates to each other.
Step 1 "The Initial Consultation - Formulating A Game plan" .
Step 2 "The Pre-approval Process".
Step 3 "Selecting and Previewing Homes."
Step 4 "Writing An Offer".
Step 5 "Negotiating".
Step 6 "What Happens After Acceptance".
We are now at the home stretch of what has probably been a very exhausting process. At this point, your loan has been approved, the movers have been scheduled, boxes are packed, and you are now waiting to sign loan documents, get keys, and finally own your new home. There are a few things that should be done to ensure a successful completion of the home buying process.
It is always a good idea to keep in constant communication with the company who is going to do the closing. They will set up a day, time, and location for you to sign documents, and tell you how much money, in certified funds, you need to bring with you. They often get very busy and are typically not very proactive, so you need to stay on top of them as you will need time to go to the bank and get your funds. Although they are instructed to follow the dates that are set in the purchase agreement, they often do things at the last minute, so just be prepared. It is also a good idea to get a copy of the closing documents in advance so you can familiarize yourself or have them reviewed by an attorney prior to the actual closing.
Here in the Cleveland area, we use title companies to handle this part of the transaction. This is a big distinction from other areas of the country that strictly use attorneys to handle title, escrow and signing of documents. Also, if you are relocating to Cleveland from another area, it is important to note that the buyer and seller sign their documents separately, not together. In fact, when buying a home in Cleveland, buyers and sellers usually do not even meet each other during the home buying process.
After you sign documents, you must still wait until the deed is filed before you get the keys to your new home. The filing of the deed is the official transfer of property from one party to another and signifies the official end of the home buying process. Once again, the title company and agents will do their best to make sure to strictly follow dates that were agreed upon during the negotiation process to make sure you get the keys on time.
Now, you are officially the owner of your home. Congratulations and smiles are in order as you can now move in and enjoy. As you begin the journey of being the owner of your new home, it is wise to keep a copy of all documents relating to the buying process, such as the purchase agreement, disclosures, and inspection reports. You never know if or when you may need them, so please keep a copy in a safe place.
The home buying process can be stressful and complicated, but when the boxes are unpacked and you are settled in, your home will bring you more joy and happiness than you can ever imagine.
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About The Authors:
This information is provided compliments of Amy and Dan Schuman, The Schuman Team Keller Williams Realty. The Schumans have worked with numerous professional athletes, business owners, and those relocating to Cleveland from out of the area.
If you are considering buying a home in Cleveland or surrounding suburbs,please contact the Schuman Team at 216-346-3235.
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Buying A Home In Cleveland Part 7, Closing and Possession is the property of The Schuman Team and may not be duplicated or used without their written consent. ©Aug 2009
Buying A Home In Cleveland - The Complete Guide Part 6 of 7 - What Happens After Acceptance
In an effort to help educate those buying a home in Cleveland, we have put together a 7 part series that will explain the entire home buying process in detail. Although our focus will be on the Cleveland market, many of the ideas discussed can be applied to other areas of the country as well. We recommend that you read the first 5 articles in the series at some point, preferably prior to reading step 6 as all of the information relates to each other.
Step 1 "The Initial Consultation - Formulating A Game plan" .
Step 2 "The Pre-approval Process".
Step 3 "Selecting and Previewing Homes."
Step 4 "Writing An Offer".
Step 5 "Negotiating".
This next step will focus on what happens after the purchase agreement is accepted.
While the negotiating process is one of the most stressful steps of the home buying process, the events that follow acceptance are just as important and shouldn't be overlooked. It is easy to relax once a seller has accepted an offer but there is still a lot of work to be done.
Once a seller has accepted an offer, the inspection period than begins. You will have a certain number of days in which to complete your inspections, based on what you indicated in the purchase agreement. It is always best to get a few names of home inspectors up front when you begin the home buying process so that you will be ready to schedule the inspections immediately upon acceptance.
Now is the time that a buyer gets to perform their due diligence and thoroughly check out the home before moving forward with the purchase. The general home inspection can take between 2-3 hours and we recommend all buyers being there in person. During the inspection, the inspector will tell you about the home, including giving you instructions on caring for it, and point out any current or potential problems.
You will receive a written report from the inspector upon completion. You must then indicate how you want to proceed by signing off on a contingency removal form, a standard form used here when buying a home in Cleveland. If the inspection is clean, you can simply remove the inspection contingency from the agreement by signing and dating the form. If there are problems, specifically health or safety related issues, that you want addressed, you can do one of two things. You can ask the seller to correct them, or you can ask for the price to be lowered to compensate for the amount it will cost you to fix the problem. If there are major issues with the home, you may be able to get out of the agreement, depending on how it is worded.
Your buyer's agent will be able to walk you through the important steps of this process as it can be stressful and sometimes complicated. There is a possibility that this step will result in another round of negotiations with the seller, depending on how you proceed once receiving the inspection report.
Besides for inspections, there are a few other things that must be addressed between the time a purchase agreement is accepted and the actual closing date. We recommend constant communication with your lender throughout the process to make sure everything is moving forward as expected. If your lender ever needs anything from you, please respond to them as soon as possible so you don't delay the closing.
In addition to working on financing, we also recommend making a checklist of any other things that need to be done prior to moving in so you are prepared. If you plan on having improvements done to the home prior to moving in, you may want to contact contractors and plan dates for them to begin the work. You may also want to schedule a locksmith to come to the home so you can have the locks changed. Most important, you need to handle the transfer of utilities so that you have service upon moving in. When buying a home in Cleveland, there are several different utility companies that service the area. Here is a list of important companies with their phone numbers.
At this point, the home buying process is almost complete. Click below to view Part 7, the last step of the home buying process:
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* Please note that the Schuman Team, Amy and Dan Schuman, are licensed real estate agents in the State of Ohio but are NOT licensed to practice law. We we want to be clear that information contained here should not be interpreted as legal advice. All buyers are welcome to seek the advice of a qualified real estate attorney prior to signing any legal documents.
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About The Authors:
This information is provided compliments of Amy and Dan Schuman, The Schuman Team Keller Williams Realty. The Schumans have worked with numerous professional athletes, business owners, and those relocating to Cleveland from out of the area.
If you are considering buying a home in Cleveland or surrounding suburbs,please contact the Schuman Team at 216-346-3235.
VIEW ALL CLEVELAND AREA HOMES FOR SALE BY CLICKING BELOW
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Buying A Home In Cleveland Part 6, What Happens After Acceptance is the property of The Schuman Team and may not be duplicated or used without their written consent. ©Aug 2009
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We specialize in relocation, luxury homes, and service the entire Cleveland metro area. Solon residents, Accredited Luxury Home Specialist and members of the Institute for Luxury Home Marketing.
Dan and Amy Schuman are well respected, top agents servicing the Cleveland real estate market. Dan has over fourteen years experience in the Cleveland real estate industry and has been involved in over 2000 transactions. Dan is one of the area's top agents when it comes to Cleveland luxury homes, having worked with professional athletes, business executives who have relocated to Cleveland, and numerous local move-up buyers. He is also the only real estate agent in Ohio to hold the Accredited Luxury Home Specialist designation, solidifying his status in the Cleveland luxury home market. Dan also holds the prestigious E-Pro designation, making him one of the area's leading experts in the area of Internet marketing. The Internet is the fastest growing and most essential marketing tool today and his proficient insider's knowledge makes all the difference in successfully marketing homes for our selling clients. Amy is a member of the prestigious Institute For Luxury Home Marketing, complementing Dan in the Schuman Team's commitment to the local luxury home market. Amy is also an Ecobroker, the premiere "green" designation for real estate professionals. Those buyers who are conscious about energy efficiency and living "green" will be well serviced by Amy's knowledge in this growing field. More important to us than our awards and numbers is that our level of expertise allows us to do what's most rewarding - help people. We're never "pushy" or aggressive with our clients, but we are aggressive when it comes to getting them what they want.
Being a husband and wife team gives us the "power of two". Our clients get two professionals each with specialized areas of expertise and unique personalities. We truly enjoy our work and strive to maintain a healthy balance between work and family life. Dan holds a black belt in Tae Kwon Do and actively competes, winning both National and State gold medals. Dan also enjoys Muay Thai, weight training and has a stong interest in nutrition.
We enjoy helping clients by being a good resource for them. Whether someone needs to find a doctor for their children, a good handyman, or just needs the name of a good local restaurant, we'll be there to lend a helping hand. In fact, many of our clients become our friends, which is one of the greatest rewards of our profession.
Amy is more at home in the kitchen than the gym and enjoys cooking and fine wine. She is an avid reader, crossword addict, and loves photography.
As previously mentioned, luxury homes are our forte. We apply our specialized training and experience in distinctive home sales to help you successfully buy Dan and Amy Schuman are founding members of the prestigious Luxury Home Consultants of Keller Williams Realty Greater Cleveland. Each Member has individually earned the finest reputation in the communities where they live and work. Together, the Luxury Home Consultants' combined specialties create a powerful force, working to benefit you. While we service the entire Cleveland real estate market, no one knows Solon, our hometown, better than us. Solon has been ranked the #1 Suburb in the area by Cleveland Magazine two out of the last three years. While Solon's reputation locally is well-known, Solon is also gaining attention nationwide as well. In 2009, the city was listed by Money Magazine as 23rd in its list of "Best Places to Live in the U.S." The Solon School district also ranks among the nation's best. In fact, Solon was featured in Newsweeks list of top public schools in their spring 2009 issue. Solon is a popular place to live for those relocating to the Cleveland area for many reasons. In addition to the top ranked school system, Solon is also in close proximity to the airport and downtown, making it ideal for business executives. There are also more luxury homes in Solon than any other Cleveland area suburb. Here is a brief summary of some of Solon's most exclusive developments: BRIAR HILL - With homes built in the late 1940's and 50's, this development offers old world charm on park-like 1-3 acre lots. Boasting it's own pond for swimming and recreation, Briar Hill offers a bit of the country living in the heart of Solon. Homes prices range from $250,000-$500,000. CHAGRIN HIGHLANDS - This is a vast development located in the central part of Solon with most homes being built in the early to mid 1990's. Homes range from $450,000-$1,000,000+. The distinguishing feature of Chagrin Highlands is that all homes are situated on lots of at least an acre!
or sell - no matter what your price point. Our association with the Institute for Luxury Home Marketing allows us access to marketing resources not available to most agents.
HUNTINGTON WOODS - This well-situated central Solon development consists of two phases. Homes were built from the early 1990's with the last home being completed in 2000. This development has sidewalks, and is walking distance to the Solon Center for the Arts and nearby shopping. All homes here were built by Dinallo and Wittrup, custom home builders who are know throughout Solon for their high quality and customer satisfaction. Homes here range in value from $350,000-$515,000.
HERITAGE LANDING - Located conveniently off SOM Center Road, this subdivision consists of two housing styles. Part of the development contains single-family homes on about .5 acres built in the mid 1990's and range in price from $400,000-$550,000. The newer portion of Heritage contains cluster homes built after 2000 that sit on approximately .25 acres. Many of the homes here have master bedrooms on the first floor and are considered lower maintenance as the monthly fee associated with them covers lawn care and snow removal.
NORTH HILL - Unique development in the heart of North Solon. With homes built in the 1960's and 70's, North Hill offers homes with unbelievable charm set on beautifully wooded 1 acre lots. A true neighborhood development in every sense boasting it's own pool, tennis courts, and calendar of social events just for North Hill residents. Not your typical Solon development. Prices range from $375,000-$575,000.
NORTH PARK -- Premiere upscale North Solon development. Homes built within the last 7 years situated on large lots ( .75 acres+ ) and priced mainly in the 700's, 800's, and 900's. Impressive finishes and upgrades abound in these fine Solon luxury homes. THE PRESERVE - Like many other large subdivisions, The Preserve was also built in two phases with most homes here being built in the early to mid 1990's. A large development with sidewalks, homes here range in value from $350,000-$550,000.
ROLLINGBROOK -- One of the most distinguished developments in Solon boasting homes on at least 5 acres of land. The homes here were built in the 1980's and are priced from $650,000 + but rarely come up on the market. Located next to Signature of Solon, this development is truly a gem of Solon. SIGNATURE OF SOLON - Signature of Solon is a prestigious gated community consisting of two phases and has 354 home sites, ranging in price from $600,000 - $1,000,000+. Homes in Signature have all been built within the last 8 years with some new construction and lots still available. Membership to Signature Country Club is a requirement for anyone buying a home in Signature of Solon. Signature has a professionally designed 18 hole golf course, tennis courts, a pool, and one of the largest clubhouses in the state allowing for casual or fine dining, private rooms for intimate dining, or large rooms perfect for wedding, bar-mitzvahs or large corporate gatherings. THORNBURY - Thornbury is a picturesque upscale non-golf course community with over 250 newer homes situated on beautiful lots of at least .5 acres. Home prices range from $550,000+.All homes in Thornbury have been built within the last 8 years with some new construction and lots still available. Sidewalks and location make this a very desirable community.
"Dan and Amy really have their fingers on the pulse of the housing market in Northeast Ohio. All of their recommendations were accurate and helpful, and their help enabled us to sell our home in just one month in a rough housing climate. They really eased our minds and lowered our stress during the whole process."
B.N. - Solon, Ohio
"Thank you Dan and Amy. Thank you so much for making the house hunting and purchasing process easy and enjoyable. Your energy, attention to detail, and depth of knowledge landed us in the perfect house. Keep up the great work!"
S.A. - Solon, Ohio
"Amy's Staging experience made all the difference in helping us sell quickly"
J.R. - Hudson, OH
"The Schumans were a pleasure to work with. Since the house was vacant, Amy Staged my house with furniture and accessories to increase the likelihood of a sale. That worked beautifully! A few days after we listed the house, we had an offer! We were amazed. The buyers closed on the house two weeks later. If you want your house sold quickly, I suggest you hire the Schuman Team."
D.M. - Orange Village, Ohio
"The Schuman Team helped us find a buyer for our home in less than 30 days. An accurate competitive assessment gave us confidence in their marketing plan. In a tough market, getting the attention of the right buyers resulted in a strong offer that helped us maximize our selling price. Amy and Dan's candor, personal service and attention to detail made the entire process go smoothly."
A.W. - Solon, Ohio
"Dan listened to our desires for our dream home and helped us find it. He was always patient, honest, and accessible. After we moved in, Dan and Amy still kept in contact and have helped our family as we were growing. They treated us more like friends or family than just clients."
B.W. - Lakewood, Ohio
"Dan was very patient with us while we were looking for our house. He made himself available when we needed, and made buying our home a nice experience. We would definitely recommend the Schuman Team's services."
N.C. - Highland Heights, Ohio
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