When you go to look at Wayne County foreclosures you need to be prepared that many of them are in disrepair. Think of it this way. The homeowners couldn't pay their mortgage bill how could they think of spending money to maintain their Wayne county Home.
Most Wayne County foreclosures are a mess. Many of them are dirty and not a place you want your kids crawling around on the carpeting. So if you have a child under five I would recommend leaving them with grandma or getting a sitter. You definitely don't want to have them fingering the walls or sitting on the carpet.
When going to look at Wayne County foreclosures bring a flashlight. Banks have the electricity shut off and shut the water off. So the toilet will be shut down, you can't use them. But once in a great while you will find a move in ready home. A Wayne County foreclosure that has updates, is in good shape, and is a good price. My advice to you on this Michigan foreclosure. Put your bid in on it, don't be a cheap skate because somebody will pay full price or abode. If the foreclosure is way below market and is in good shape it will be snapped up within a week.
Don't miss the boat and lose the home.
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So many real estate agents take punctuality for granted. I have seen them come to closings late. I have heard stories of other agents showing up for listing appointments late and showing appointments late.
I have this thing about being on time and even being a few minutes early. If I arrive too early I sit in the car. I make phone calls. I usually keep some sort of reading material in the car. I just feel if it a listing appointment your first impression is important. If you come late you might as well come in shorts and a tee shirt.
Be on time is the way to show respect for the other persons time. If you don't show up on time I feel you don't respect the other person.
I know there are reasons to be late. Sometimes it is unavoidable. But if you are late more times than not look at your habits and start out earlier to all your appointments and meetings. Your friends, and clients will appreciate it!
Have a great day Russ Ravary
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Farmington and Farmington Hills MI is a great place to live. Here is one of Farmingtons upcoming events.
Colonial Liberty Tea Oct. 14 at Historic Longacre House
With the days getting shorter and the nights getting cooler, what better way to warm the spirit than with a cup of tea? Welcome the season in the manner of Colonial America, experiencing cuisine from authentic recipes at the Colonial Liberty Tea on Tuesday, October 14 from 1 - 3 p.m. at the Longacre House, located at 24705 Farmington Road, just south of Eleven Mile in Farmington Hills.
Marlene and Mac Lipon, authorities on the Colonial Era, will dress in period costume and delight you with tales of life in 18th century America. Learn fascinating facts about taverns, coffeehouses, and how tea got to Colonial America. Tea will be served by tea specialist Linda Pudlik in the main dining room of the charming Longacre House.
Teas occur monthly at the Longacre House and each one features a special theme. The cost is $20 per guest for residents of Farmington Hills/ Farmington and $25 per non-resident guest. Reservations are required. Call 248-473-1870 to charge by phone or pay in person at the Costick Center, located at 28600 W. Eleven Mile Road in Farmington Hills.
Don't miss out, teas sell out very quickly!
If you want to get into buying Metro Detroit foreclosed homesfor investment purposes then one of the first places you want to start is by joining Metro Detroit's premier real estate investment association. REIA of Oakland County is a great place to learn and meet fellow real estate investors.
They have monthly meetings and this month's meeting is going to be chaulk full of information on buying Wayne County foreclosures and Oakland County foreclosures.
Here is the time, date, and general information
COMING October 9th, 2008 Foreclosure Realtors Panel
Some of the areas top real estate agents specializing in listing foreclosures will be answering your questions regarding how to buy Metro Detroit foreclosed homesfrom banks and mortgage companies. They are the experts at listing and selling "as is" properties. They list distressed properties investors and landlords love to purchase.
Our panelists will be sharing their strategies:
1. How to work with an REO (Real Estate Owned) agent
2. How to negotiate with the lender and how to get your offer accepted
3. "Insiders" tips Be sure to bring your questions to this informative meeting.
MEETING SCHEDULE AND LOCATION
MSU-MEC 811 W. Square Lake Rd, Troy, Mi. 48098
5:30-7:15 Vendor Session and Networking
7:15-7:30 General Membership Meeting
7:30-9:30 Main Speaker
Please visit www.reiaofoakland.comfor more information See you there! REIA of Oakland
To search Metro Detroit foreclosures go to my website Livonia real estate and Michigan homes for sale There are over 60,000 Michigan homes for sale. Or email me at Info@RussRavary for a personalized list of homes for sale. Send me you wants, your price range, and cities you like and I will email you a list today.
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