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The Dream of Home Ownership is Within Your Reach!
Looking to Buy a home but have not sure where to begin? Then you should attend Coldwell Banker Franklin Realty's First-Time Home Buyers Seminar and have all your questions answered!
Date/Time: July 8th, 2009 6:30-8:00
Location: 527 Franklin Ave, Nutley
Presented by: Carmela Pereira, Matthew Defede, Sales Associates, Coldwell Banker Franklin Realty
Chad Barris, Senior Loan Officer, Heritage Mortgage Corp.
James Cundari, Attorney
Alphonse Cuocco Certified Home Inspector
Topics will include:
- Why use a Realtor?
- How do I buy my first home?
- What is involved in the process?
- What costs are associated with a home purchase?
- First-time home buyer Tax Credit for 2009
- Do I qualify for the tax credit?
- Which properties are eligible?
- And more!
Presenters will be available for consultation after the presentation. RSVP by 6/22/09 to reserve your spot. Refreshments will be served.
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When you list a home with a Realtor you realize that your going to pay a Commission, but do you know how that commission is used? Usually when I take a listing if the Commission is 5% I will split it 2.5% for me and 2.5% for the other Real Estate Firm. I have seen several cases (especially in one local real estate firm in my town) where an agent has taken a listing at 5% and only gave out 2% to the buyers broker. You ask well why does that matter to me Im paying 5% and 5% is 5% right? WRONG!!!! your Realtor is lying to you and not representing you in the best way that they should. #1 check your listing agreement against the actual MLS listing make sure your agent is giving out the correct commission to make sure you are getting proper exposure on the MLS many agents are of the mindset of passing up listings that are only giving out 2% just to get to the ones that are giving out 2.5% so next time you list your home don't list with A GREEDY REALTOR!!!!
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It's a question I get pretty much about 10 times a week from local Nutley Residents, In our particular area home values seem to be holding up fairly well. The good deals tend to move fast sometimes as soon as they are listed and the bad deals, overpiced, homes that are in bad shape, foreclosedor short sale homes in nutley sit on the market a bit longer 3-6 months to be exact. Is there mortgage money availabe for new Nutley home owners? of course there is as long as you have good credit can prove your income your should have no problem getting a home in new home in Nutley.
First time buyers can use the FHA program with 3% down to buy there first home and even a multi family home in Nutley. If you have any questions about Nutley real estate trends please give me a call at 973-846-0065 or visit me on the web at www.nutleyrealtor.net
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I have lists of homes in:
Nutley, Belleville, Clifton, Bloomfield, Montclair, if your interested please e-mail me with the town preference.
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