Quarterback Tom Murphy threw three touchdown passes and ran for another in the Rams win over Millbury High 32-21.
The Rams second half defense did its job while the offense looked good adding some points...This was a fun game to watch on Local Channel 3 TV. Wishing continued success throughout the season....GO RAMS...
Northbridge will travel to Leicester next Friday night looking to go 2-0...
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| Showing Your Home |
| Showing your home is probably one of the most important parts of the selling process. Consider the following carefully as you prepare your home for viewing: » First impressions mean a lot and often prospective buyers make a decision almost immediately. » Curb appeal is important since many buyers search by themselves and then call agents about property they have only seen from the street. » Fresh paint on your house's exterior and interior is one of the easiest and best improvements you can make to enhance that first impression. It makes your house look bright and clean. If you paint, use whites, creams, or neutral colors on the interior and exterior colors that will blend with the neighborhood. If you don't paint everything, at least paint the places that need it most. » Get rid of clutter. Clutter doesn't sell. Sometimes clutter can be described also as too much décor, too much furniture, too much stuff on the mantle, etc. » Don't cook fish prior to showing your home. Not that you need an air freshener, but you don't want that first impression to be a bad odor. » Keep yards and vegetation mowed and trimmed. » Keep pets out of the house when showing, especially dogs, since many people are afraid of dogs. » Open blinds and curtains so rooms are bright and inviting. » If your house is shown by an agent it is best that you are away. If you cannot leave, remain in a separate part of the house and allow your agent to work for you. Refrain from attempting to point out special features, or initiating idle chat. Do not follow them around. Buyers are uncomfortable in the presence of sellers and it could spoil their tour. Take the dog for a walk or go outside. Trust the skills of your agent to present your house for you. Prior to showing, discuss with your agent everything you would like to convey to the buyer. It is in your best interests. » Be flexible. Your house could be shown at any time. Agents do everything possible to arrive within a certain schedule, but sometimes this isn't possible. So too, they may call at a moment's notice which means your house should be ready for viewing at any given time. This eliminates the need for panic and will help reduce your stress level. |
A couple of tips buyers should know about credit....always check with your lender to help you obtain and keep the best credit report possible.
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| What to Know About Credit |
| There is nothing more important than your credit when it comes to buying a home. The first thing a lender will do is review your credit report. This is a history of money you have borrowed in the past and how you have repaid those debts. It contains a list of debts such as credit cards, car loans, and other loans. It shows any bills that have been referred to a collection agency. It lists other public record information such as liens or bankruptcies. And, it documents inquiries about your creditworthiness and whether you were extended credit or not. Your credit report is constantly updated and most information is deleted after 7 years (10 years for bankruptcies). This credit information then helps generate a computer-derived number that indicates your risk as a payer of debts. This is called your credit score. Your credit history and/or your credit score is used to decide whether your loan is approved and it could be used to determine your interest rate. If You Don't Have Credit If you haven't established credit, start now. Perhaps apply for a credit card or two, then use them carefully and pay them off each month. Once you've done this, you've started your credit history. Next, apply for credit on a store purchase such as an appliance, or a TV. Do this even if you have the cash to pay for it. When the first bill comes, use your cash to pay it off in total. You see, buying on credit and paying it off helps your credit better than buying something for cash. If You Have Bad Credit It can take awhile to improve bad credit, but it can be done. Since credit scores reflect much of your most recent activity, the first thing you should do is to start paying on time. Pay all of your bills, even if it's just the minimum. Never pay less than what is due, and never pay late. And, don't max out your credit cards because it indicates poor money management. One of the best things you can do is to make a budget to help with your monthly expenditures and then live by it. Also, start a savings account and make it part of your budget. You will need money for a down payment, or it will help if you lose your job or source of income. |
These are stats for single family solds only...Aug. 2009/Aug.2010 comparison...Info pulled from local MLS
Their were 4 solds in Aug. 2009.....Their were 8 solds in 2010.. The avg. sale price was $14,975 Higher In 2010
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| Report Run: 9/1/2010 9:28:48 AM Property Type(s): SF Status: SLD Start Date: 8/1/2010 End Date: 8/31/2010 Towns: Sutton |
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