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Sherri Oaks
Reece & Nichols Realtors, Inc.
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Answered: Feb 2, 2012
In answer to: how can i find open house dates?
What house are you interested in seeing? I would be happy to show you whatever house(s) you may be interested in. THe problem with waiting for an open house is the house may sell before it is ever held open. In other words, not houses are held open. Feel free to contact me. Sherri Oaks 816/365-8660
Answered: Dec 30, 2011
In answer to: What is the difference in price from tax assesment and the open real estate market?
the assessed value is what the county last valued the home at in order to assess taxes. The real estate value is based on the market currently. What the homes in the area are selling for. The listing price is most likely going to be closer to value because it reflects current trends. In Jackson County homes are assessed every other year so an assessment can easily be different in the current market. If you do purchase a home for less than the assessed value there are steps you can take to appeal the current assessment based on the appraised value of the home. Please feel free to contact me if you have additional questions.
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Answered: Dec 1, 2011
In answer to: What is HomePath
Renovation Mortgage?
Fannie Mae has a loan that allows a buyer to include the cost of renovations in their loan. FHA also has a loan that allows the same thing. It is called a 203k loan. if you would like more information, please feel free to contact me.
Sherri Oaks
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Answered: Dec 1, 2011
In answer to: What is HomePath
Renovation Mortgage?
Fannie Mae offers a loan that you can include renovation costs. FHA also has a renovation product called a 203k. If you would like more info, please feel free to contact me.
Sherri Oaks
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Answered: Nov 23, 2011
In answer to: What does home value have to do with pricing of the home?
A homes value refers to what the home would likely appraise at. The pricing strategy takes into consideration the market condition in the area and estimated value. Pricing your home too high may take it longer to sell.
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