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Noemi Cardoso

Happy Holidays!

Wishing you and your family a Merry Christmas and a great New Year.... Go Confindent in the direction of your dreams, live the life your have imagined, love a lot, laugh much and life like there was no tomorrow.... Sincerely Noemi Cardoso

Charming Cape with plenty of space...perfect for 1st time buyers...

Noemi Cardoso | RE/MAX On Demand | 508-558-1945
333 Flint St, Fall River, MA
Great starter home with lots of space....
3BR/2BA Single Family House
offered at $220,000
Year Built 1997
Sq Footage 1,334
Bedrooms 3
Bathrooms 2 full, 0 partial
Floors 2
Parking 4 Uncovered spaces
Lot Size 6,400 sqft
HOA/Maint $0 per month

DESCRIPTION

Lovely Cape offering living room, eat in kitchen, full bathroom and 2 good size bedrooms on the first floor. Large master suite on the second floor w/ sitting area, bath & walking closet. Full basement w/ high ceiling just waiting to be finished for added living area. Hot forced air, central air, 200 amps, 4 parking spaces, fenced in yard, deck of the kitchen, updated bathrooms and flooring. Ideal for starting families. Priced well below assessed for a quick sale...call now before it is gone!

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PROPERTY FEATURES

Central A/C High/Vaulted ceiling Walk-in closet
Tile floor Living room Basement
Laundry area - inside Balcony, Deck, or Patio Yard

OTHER SPECIAL FEATURES

Hot forced air
Large master suite w/ bathroom and walking closet
Full basement

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Seller contact info:
Noemi Cardoso
RE/MAX On Demand
508-558-1945
For sale by agent/broker

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Posted: Dec 18, 2008, 5:03pm PST

5.6 Acres of Land - Tiverton RI

Noemi Cardoso | RE/MAX On Demand | 508-558-1945
0 Narrow Ave, Tiverton, RI
Lots of privacy on this 5.6 vacand land off of Narrow Ave - Tiverton
5.6 acres Vacant Land
offered at $160,000
Lot Size 5.6 acres

DESCRIPTION

5.6 acres of land being used as a farm. No surveys or permits were obtained for any other use. Buyers will be responsible for any test, permits, surveys etc.Lot has a permanent easement to pass and repass from Narrow Ave in Westport. Land being sold as is.


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Seller contact info:
Noemi Cardoso
RE/MAX On Demand
508-558-1945
For sale by agent/broker

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Posted: Dec 18, 2008, 5:06pm PST

We made it.... Congratulations!!!!

This message is just to wish to you and your family a great Thanksgiving and a Joyfull Holiday Season.

On a market so full of chalenges we have to get creative and have courage to try new things. Hope your business is triving and let's all hope that next year will be better.

The way I see if you still doing Real Estate you must be one of the good ones...we made to the end of a very tough year so let's prepare ourselves for an abundance of business....

For your soul...

"There is a saying about a ship being safe in the harbor, but that ships are meant for sailing. They are not built to stay anchored and never travel the seas.

We are also meant to sail. We are designed to participate fully in life.

As we sail our ship through life, it's important for us to remember that getting somewhere isn't what life is about. We're not in a race to see who gather the most toys, the most money, or live in the biggest house.

Life isn't about attaining mastery and siting on the top of a moutain watching the rest of the world struggle. Rather, we are happiest when we share what we have learned and keep on sailing."

Best wishes,

Noemi Cardoso

Understanding the Foreclosure Process

What you need to know about the foreclosure process. Learn what your rights are. How past due on mortgage payments can you be?

In a nutshell here is what happens in a foreclosure:Mortgage Foreclosure Solutions, Mortgage Foreclosure Advice, Stop home foreclosure


* You are behind in your payments to the mortgage company.

* Your home is security for the loan, so they want their money or your home.

* The mortgage company goes through the legal system in your state to gain possession(foreclosure) of your home.

* When the legal process is complete you are forced to leave your home behind.

The above is a little over simplified, so lets get into more detail.

Your are behind in your mortgage payments. Your dream of home ownership has begun to fade. Because of some hardship that has left you without sufficient funds to make your payments you will soon lose hearth and home.

When you are about 60 days behind, the lender will file a complaint with the court system in the county where you live. The complaint will include a copy of the mortgage and a statement that payments are not being made.

You will be sent a copy of the complaint with a notice that you can demand a hearing. (You would want a hearing if for some reason the debt claimed is incorrect. Another reason might be to delay the foreclosure process.) If you really owe the money on the security of your home, then the motion started by the complaint will eventually be granted.

After you have received the complaint notice, the court will grant the lender the right to proceed with the foreclosure.

The lender must then publish a notice of foreclosure in local newspapers stating their intention to repossess your house. After 3 to 4 weeks of notices a Sheriff's sale will be held.

If you have not paid the back payments plus penalties before the sale, then your home will be sold to the highest bidder. At this point you, your family and all your possesions must leave your home, either voluntarily or involuntarily.

This whole process can happen as fast as 2 months or as slow as 10 months, depending on such variables as who the lender is and which state you live in.

Here is the unfair part. Let's say you are behind 3 months on your mortgage. You are starting to have some good things happen. You find you have the 3 months of back payments to give to the lender. You go the lenders office and make the payments. You walk away feeling happy that you are now caught up with your mortgage. Next week you discover that the lender is proceeding with the foreclosure. What gives? Simple. The lender has charged late fees and penalties that can amount to as much as another monthly payment. You must negotiate with the lender before you make payment. Often you can get them to forgive the penalties. However, you must do it before payment, so you have some leverage.

It is important to realize that you can get your loan reinstated. The requirements are that you have recovered from the events that caused you be get behind. If you are now able to make the payments, but aren't able to make up the back payments, then you need to negotiate with the mortgage company. There are several approaches to deal with the missed payments and penalties. If you are unsure of how to proceed, then you must get help. You must stop the mortgage foreclosure if there is a way out.