Archive of April 2010
Friday, 30 April 2010 07:35
If your Fremont home has wood and brick on the exterior, you should be careful before committing to the purchase. Wood is a beautiful material, particularly when it is used on the exterior of a home in Fremont. It's a wonder that wood isn't used more when compared to stucco and other materials. However wood's downfall is that it simply doesn't hold up as well as manmade materials in Fremont homes. If the home you are looking to purchase was built with a heavy emphasis on exterior wood siding,...
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Thursday, 29 April 2010 10:29
The property price dilemma for a Fremont homeowner
As a Fremont homeowner selling your home you are faced with a dilemma when setting the asking price for your property. Ask too much and you risk your property sitting on the market for months without attracting any offers. Ask too little and you lose out financially. Faced with this choice many Fremont homeowners set their asking price too high believing that they can always lower the price if the property doesn't sell. However this can have...
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Saturday, 24 April 2010 09:28
Real estate professionals in [Profile.market] agree a well staged house sells faster than the competition. If hiring a professional stager is not in the budget, the seller can use basic home staging principles to do it themselves. It can seem overwhelming at first, but with the help of a real estate professional, your house can be a stand-out. The first step for any potential seller is to hire a professional real estate agent or broker. They can go through your house and make...
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Wednesday, 21 April 2010 02:37
In purchasing a property in Fremont, an interested buyer should consider the time he intends to stay in the place, since selling a house too soon would probably not be a profitable move, especially if there is instability in the market. Make sure that you stick with your price range and to minimize lower depreciation for your house, buy a property that is a little bit cheaper than those in the Fremont neighborhood you choose to live. The added wisdom in this is lesser vulnerability to market...
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Tuesday, 13 April 2010 07:04
Misconception 1: If you pay list price, you're paying too much for your Fremont home.
If you don't know what the current Fremont market value is for homes in the area and whether the market is appreciating or depreciating, you don't know what a fair price is and you're likely to miss out on a great deal by trying to low ball a house that's already priced well.
If the house meets your goals, is within your budget, and is priced competitively, it's a bargain and you should make a strong...
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