Marcie Purcell, Bucks & Montgomery Co PA Realtor

Raven's Nest 625 Old Bethlehem Road Quakertown, PA 18951 215-536-5369

18th Annual Music Marathon Saturday April 11th 2009

1:00 P.M. Until Closing! $10 Cover Charge

Must Be 21 To Enter & ID Required Smoking Permitted

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~Chicago Carl ~ Johnny Charles Blues Band ~ Blue Money ~ Heart Fulla Bluz ~

~ Nortorious Groove ~ James Supra Blues Band~ Don Mayer Band ~ Slim Bob and The Electrics~

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Learn More About Haycock Township, The Raven's Nest, And Quakertown Area Real Estate, Visit Homes In Haycock or Contact Marcie Purcell 215-534-2539 Or Linda Tremblay 215-534-2369

Beaver Run Village Is Located In Richland Township In The Quakertown Community. This Neighborhood Is Off Of Station Road. They Were Built By Ryan Homes & 3-6 Years Old.

They Are Designed To Have 3 Stories. The Ground Floor Has A Garage and Either A Finished Area or an Unfinished Storage Area. They Are Like A Basement Which Are Above Ground And May Have A Walkout. The Main Level Is A Kitchen, Living Room & Options On Some Models Have A Sunroom. There is Also A Power Room. There Could Be A Deck To Relax Or Entertain Your Friends And Family. The Third Level has 3 Bedrooms & Either 1 or 2 Full Baths.

The Square Footage Of These Home Range from 2128 thru 2520. There Is An Association Fee Of $82 per month. The Annual Taxes Are Ranging Around $3700-$5500. The Interior Features Can Include Hardwood Floors, Wall to Wall Carpeting, Breakfast Room Areas, Bay Windows, & Tile Floors. Some Of These Homes Have Views Looking Over Wooded Areas. These Townhomes Have Vinyl or Stone Fronts Of The Exterior.

The Price Range IS .... $200,000-$260,000!!!!

Contact Us For More Information On Beaver Run Village & Quakertown Real Estate. We Can Send You Listings From The MLS. Let Us Do The Search For YOU!

Linda Tremblay 215-534-2369 and Marcie Purcell 215-534-2539 Long and Foster Real Estate, Inc. 215-348-0000. Serving Bucks County, Montgomery County & Surrounding Areas.

New Construction Homes Have So Much To Offer. David Cutler Group Builds Luxurious Home In Different Price Ranges And Settings.

HILLTOWN RIDGE Is Located In Hilltown Township Bucks County Pennsylvania. The Price Range Is To Start Is Mid $500,000. Depending On Options and Upgrades Will Reflex You Price.

There are Six Different Models: Chadbourne, Chesterfield II, Devon II, Edgewood II, Hamilton, and Sterling. They Feature Gas Heat, Central Air, Public Water & Sewer. Taxes Start at Appx $8500/yr Which Includes School, County, & Local Taxes. The Square Footage Of These Delightful Homes Are Between 3000-4000. This Does Not Include The Garage, Which Options Of 2 or 3 Car, Or Basement. Lots Sizes Vary And May Include A Lot Fee.

David Cutler Groups Offer All The Things You Think Of When You Want To Live In Luxury!

Hardwood Floors, Granite Countertops, Chair Molding, Two Story Family Rooms, Master Suites With Sitting Rooms, Stylish Cabinets Offered In Different Woods, Recessed Lighting And List Goes On.

If You Are Considering New Construction There Are Plenty Of Homes In Bucks And Montgomery County Area To Look At. Contact Linda Trembaly Direct: 215-534-2369 And Marcie Purcell Direct: 215-534-2539

We Can Email All The New Construction Neighborhoods. Just Let Us Know Where And What You Are Looking For And Will Do The Rest.

I buyer I am taking out tomorrow said this statement to me today. I have worked with these buyers for a few years. We have homes under contract but something seems to not be right. In their heart I believe they really want to find that home but they are always thinking of building what they want. What has stopped them I guess at this point is finding that right piece of dirt. Tomorrow there are 3 on the list.

There were two nice ranchers with a dining room, updated kitchen, and sunroom which are all on the list of must haves. When she called to see it I had to let her know that one sold in 10 days! So the market must be picking up. Yes it is. BUT WHY YOU ASK?

1) We had to have a little head start to the spring market since our fall market was not so hot. It was pretty chilly in the sales department by all honest.

2) First time home buyers are buying again. For many reasons like $8000 tax credit, their rent is a much as a mortgage, townhomes, condos, twins, and smaller single are more affordable, and rates are great!

3) Which means those people in those homes can upgrade if they have been waiting to do so. I have clients that have been looking for a single home with a yard but couldn't find anything under $350,000 for about 3 years. Now they have plenty to choose from.

4) There are multi offers in on homes! If it is priced right and/or shows well. Someone will fall in love with it.

Quote from Washington Post, March 2, 2009

By Robert J. Samuelson

Monday, March 2, 2009; Page A17

Here's a little-known fact: Housing may be more affordable now than at any recent time, thanks to lower prices and falling mortgage rates (now about 5 percent). The National Association of Realtors has an "affordability index" that estimates the family income needed to buy a median-price house, assuming a 20 percent down payment and monthly mortgage payments equal to 25 percent of income. Affordability is now the highest since the index's start in 1970

If it feels like the right home you may want to place an offer quickly. The market is coming back. Despite all the doom and gloom. The Truth is homes are selling and buyers are getting loans. What more information on Bucks and Montgomery County Real Estate Contact Linda Tremblay and Marcie Purcell.

Marcie Purcell Long & Foster Real Estate, Inc. Direct: 215-489-8075 Cell: 215-534-2539 Main Office: 215-348-0000 www.PurcellSellsHomes.com www.HomesInHaycock.com

I Been Talking With Many Of People Who Aren't Sure What To Do Because Of The Economy. These Are People Who Want To Own A Home Buy Aren't Sure Its For Them. To Take The Pludge Now Could Be Scare Or Will Benefit In You In The Future.

In Bucks and Montgomery Counties In Pennsylvania We Are Near Cities Like Philadelphia And Allentown. There Are Layoffs Here But Our Market Is Not As Bad As Others. We Don't Have Whole Neighborhoods In Foreclosure. There Aren't Many Houses Sitting Vacant That Were Abandon By The Homeowner. Commuting To Work In New Jersey, New York, Delaware, and Other Counties In Pennsylvania Is Always An Option. Work Can Be Found. It May Not Be In Your Field At First But Change Can Be Good Also.

Buying In 2009 Could Be The Best Thing Yet. Rates Are Low And Home Prices Are Low. Depending On Income You Could Qualify For $8000 Tax Credit For First Time Home Buyers.

• If You Are Sick Of Renting And Just Want To Buy Is There Anything Stopping You But Fear?
• If You Have Money That You Have Been Saving For A Home Could It Get You Get A Better Home Then 2 Years Ago?
• Has Your Rent Gone Up?
• Are You Confident With Your Job Market?
• Are You Ready To Take Responsibility Of Your Own Home AKA Not Calling A Landlord To Fix Things?

If Yes Came Out Of Your Mouth To These Questions Then You Are Ready!

What If I'm Not Ready How Can I Work Toward Home Ownership?

• If You Enjoy The Fact Of Call A Landlord To Make Repairs You Can Always Think Of Buying A Condo Where There Is A Maintenance Fee. Find Out What Is Included And What Your Responsibility Is.
• Get A Budget Together For A Downpayment. FHA Requires 3.5% Of The Purchase Price. Closing Cost Can Be Asked To Be Paid By The Seller But It Depends On How Much You Need And How Much They Will Give.
• If You Are Working Toward A Career Or Going To School Do You Feel Like The Market Is Good For Your Career Or Will It Hold You Back From Meeting Your Goals In Life?

Whether You Are Buying Or Renting There Are Plenty Of Choices In Bucks And Montgomery Counties. Contact Linda Tremblay Or Marcie Purcell.