Mashpee Waterfront home for sale with Deep Water dock is on the market and we are looking for the right Mashpee Waterfront home buyer who understands the value this property possess. Bring your boat and access the deep water of Nantucket Sound
| Enjoy days and evenings by this Mashpee Waterfront Bayside Beauty 2680-SF vinyl-siding home on 19200 square feet. Has 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, welcoming living room with oak floors, gas fireplace for chilly nights, tasteful dining room, space-saving kitchen with breakfast area, appliances included, basement laundry, finished, walk-out basement, large foyer, boat dock, Out Door Shower, 100% Trek Dock, Access to Nantucket Sound, Deep Water Access, Koi pond, stone patio, two decks, exterior lighting, shed. |
To schedule your private showing of this Mashpee waterfront home or to learn more about how you might become the new owner. Contact me Eric Thomas ~ ETsells Team 774.234.7187
Cape Cod Foreclosures, Bank owned & Short Sales represent a small percentage of our overall Cape Cod Real Estate market. If you were to ask some agents they might say its is a big part of our market.
However if you look at the real market statistics ( from a sample of Cape Cod) it really matters what town, village your talking about.
Tale a look at Mashpee, the Market Data . The Market is telling us that only 32 Mashpee Homes for sale are Foreclosures, Bank owed or Short Sales. 
OK That's good for Mashpee, what about in the village of Marstons Mills which lies in the town of Barnstable. A different story unfolds.
17.1% Distressed... What! in the Mills... That equates to almost 18 homes that have lost there homes to the bank or are in jeopardy of losing their home. That's a pretty good number in reference to how many home are on the market in Marstons Mills.
Well if we dig a little deeper and look at towns/villages that are next to the Mills what will we find? How about the high rent district of Osterville, or the community of Centerville. How are these Cape Cod towns/villages in regards to Foreclosures, Bank owned or Short Sales? Lets see.
So what does this Cape Cod Foreclosures, Bank owned or Short Sales market data tell me, or what does it mean to you.. There is still a little pain out there. Cape Cod is not as bad as some parts of the country but we have some healing to do.
So whats the bad news?
We'll recently i have been getting more and more request to do bank BPO's which might suggest that there are more Foreclosures, Bank owned or Short Sales coming.
Whats the Good News?
If you want to sell your home this year, don't wait for the spring market. Right now we know what we have. We have buyers looking for homes, we have historical low interest rates (which allow more buyers to qualify to purchase your home) and we have a bunch of properties out there that are just priced too high, making your home more attractive to the serious buyers who are willing and able to make it happen Now
My Suggestion:
Contact us today and let our outside the box aggressive marketing system locate the qualified buyer for your home. Price it right, and start packing
Working in my Cape Cod Real Estate office today, I came across this article by Dona Dezube, titled 9 Ways to Solve the Housing Crisis that I put up on my Facebook Fan Page ETSells Think Real Estate. in the article she was talking about how a group of lawmakers and D.C mucky mucks got together to discuss the issues around the housing market.
As an Cape Cod Real Estate agent, who would love nothing more than see the Cape Cod Housing market get better and better, found some interesting ideas in this article. What made me really think was the question I asked myself. Is my Cape Cod Real Estate market in a crises? 
See I live in Mashpee, MA and we have about 6% of our market being a distressed sale. Comparing this to my neighbor East Falmouth, MA which is a little over 8%, I would say no.
But the underliing pulse of the article was the conversation about helping financially troubled home owners ( these home owners haven't even hit the market OUCH! ) not be another distressed home on the market which would just add to the total number of distressed Cape Cod Real Estate on the market..
I would love to here your comments on 9 Ways to solve the housing Crises by Dona DeZube do you agree with some of the points? one of favorites is number 1, Streamline government programs....
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Cape Cod Real Estate Advocate & Marketing Specialist. If your next move is to Cape Cod or away from The Cape, Were committed to making it happen. ~ Think Real Estate? Think ETSells!
I'm a Confident, Competent, & Connected Full Time Cape Cod Realtor. Prior to starting my real estate career in 2006, I spent the previous 18 Years in the automotive industry. Starting out as a sales consultant eventual landed me with a great opportunity to handle the finance and insurance side of the business. This move ultimately opened the door to managing a staff of one of t
he largest Cape Cod auto dealership.
I always wanted to have better control of my time and a burning desire to make a meaningful difference in other peoples lives, so I decided to use my outgoing nature, joy of people, and strong negotiating skills to help individuals and families with their real estate needs. 
"We make a commitment to our Buyers and Sellers to do everything we can possible to get their home Sold and to find them homes when there are none on the market in a particular area."
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Eric was born and raised in Southern California in the city of San Diego. After his tour with the US Army where he earned his silver wings, he traveled to Massachusetts to visit a friend, never using his return flight ticket he made Cape Cod home. He graduated fromPacificCoastCollege with a diploma in Electronic Technology. After studying at the New York School of Photography he opened Visual Concepts Photography. Eric also has created a few Internet Businesses that still operate today
He is the Father of four and the Grand Father of three. Eric loves participating in sports and plays on many local leagues. He enjoys softball, volleyball, golf, PWC, reading, movies, technology and the performing Arts
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