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Svetlana Stolyarova
Local-n-Global Realty (440) 2475388 Realty@Local-n-Global.com http://www.Local-n-Global.com Listed by: Local-n-Global Realty |
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Buyers always want to buy your home for less than you want to sell it for. Is it always true? Is there any way to avoid such a contradiction?
Right selling strategies help many home owners to sell homes in Cleveland OH for the top dollar and quickly.

Right home selling strategy means:
Not all the Real Estate agents are equal! Before signing a listing agreement with any real estate agent, make sure you know EXACTLY how your home will be marketed. There is a huge difference in marketing and negotiation skills, selling experience, and track records!
Most of the serious Real Estate agents prepare a formal listing presentation to show you, the home sellers, how your home will be marketed for sale. Don't list your home with a real estate agents who did not bother to make a presentation of their skills, who did not prepare a marketing plan and did not do the Comparative market analysis for you!
We in Local-n-Global Realty take it very seriously. We make free listing presentations and prepare CMAs for prospective home sellers very often. We know exactly what should be done to put a big SOLD sign in your front yard.
If you need to sell your house in Mayfield Heights, condo in Richmond Heights, home in Solon or in other neighborhoods of Greater Cleveland, please contact us. We'd love the opportunity to make a presentation for you. It is totally free and without any obligation.
Call us 440-247-5388 or e-mail to: Realty@Local-n-Global.com.
Is the First time home buyers tax credit under-promoted?
Being a Real Estate broker in Cleveland OH, I can not tell for sure that First time home buyers tax credit of 2009 has been triggering the sales in our area. We have a very decent sales activity in Greater Cleveland, however many of the first time home buyers made their decision based on their needs and ability to buy, not on availability of $8,000 (or 10 % of purchase price).
I still think that it was not enough promotion of this tax credit to potential buyers. Just compare Cash for Clunkers campaign and First time home buyers tax credit. Have you seen on TV any home buyers tax credit advertising? Have you seen testimonials from happy new homeowners who have already received this money? Where are all these happy stories?
We, the Real Estate professionals, overestimate availability of information about the first time home buyers incentive. We think that if we know a lot about it, it automically makes our clients informed, too. That is wrong!
People are underinformed and confused about this great incentive! Few of my clients this year got information about this credit from me, not from the government or newspapers, and only after they've actually been involved in home buying process! I keep receiving calls and e-mails from potential home buyers who sincerely think that it's too good to be true and can not believe that it's about real money.
We had few excellent posts here on Active Rain about controversy of the First time home buyers tax credit. Although I agree with the concerns about over-spending by our government and especially regarding the dangers of welfare mentality, I still think that this tax credit can make more good than harm to our economy. The problem is that $8,000 Tax credit has been promoted more among the professional audience than among the potential recipients of this credit.
Sure, we, the REALTORS(R), do a lot to spread the word about its benefits, which sometimes creates a false idea that we are the only ones who are selfishly interested in such incentives.
Working mostly with moving-up clients and with the investors, I personally did not have a privilege this year to help too many first time home buyers. I know for sure out of my little experience that those few clients of mine who have already received money from the government, used this money mostly for home improvement and for making their new homes beautiful. Did tax credit money help to do all these purchases and improvements? The answer is YES!
I agree with those who support the idea not to let the Tax credit expire on November 30, 2009.
What do you think?
Cleveland OH Home Owners - don't miss an opportunity to discuss your property taxes!
If you own the real estate in Cuyahoga County you probably received your Property Evaluation mailer from Cuyahoga County Auditor. Even if you did not receive it or if you did not pay attention to this mailer, there is still a chance to request a change or make a complaint regarding your house value. That will be informal complaint, as time for formal complaint with Cuyahoga County Board of Revision is between December and March 31st .
Deadline for informal complaints about property value or description of the property is September 15, 2009. You can call 216-442-4663 or go to the Cuyahoga County Auditor's web site.
Cuyahoga County re-assess the real property value every six years. Last assessment was done in 2006 when we had the record high sales prices in Greater Cleveland. This year update is based on sales of Real Estate in Cuyahoga County. Please review your property information and updated value carefully. Sales statistics show that prices declined since 2006 almost everywhere in Cuyahoga County. It's a big chance that you can lower your Real Estate property taxes by simply making complaint about it!
We in Local-n-Global Realty are always ready to help you evaluate your home in Cleveland area. Just visit our web site www.Local-n-Global.com or call us 877-770-5551.
If you need a property evaluation because you want to list your Cleveland house for sale, please call Svetlana Stolyarova directly @ 216-548-4663.
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