Doris Wright

Call us anytime. We know the entire Northeast Ohio market. Our prior business involved delivery in all of Northeast Ohio, so homes and neighborhood uniqueness are part of our background. We are glad you are interested in Cleveland area properties. We spent 3 days lat week with a family from Vigrinia, and they were amazed at our area! Hope to help you soon! Doris & Michal

Everyone here has it covered! Mayfield has a pretty thorough point of sale inspection and they may require you to escrow repair funds. Because of this, a 203k loan is a good option, (unless you have savings to cover repair funds on your own.) If you are prequalified for an FHA loan, you may very well need to apply for the 203k variety if there are point of sale deficiencies. You will also need to find a general contractor to bid the work,Hope that helps!We can help with any of these items, including repairs.

Hello Parthenia!, It all depends on your equity position, your own financial position, and your lender. Frequently lenders will want to see a year of rental income from the property before allowing you to use the equity from the rental for a down payment on another home. Contact your banker, and let them know what you are proposing to do. They will let you know what their policies are as far as using your rental as collateral. Be prepared to be scrutinized, and expect to have a decent down payment for the new home. Lending for a second home is never cut and dry, but well worth the effort. They like to see the track record. Renting your home should be relatively easy. I tell clients to run a test ad on Craigslist to see what type of response they'll get. Best of luck, it's a great tme to have an investment property!

I am in Cleveland and work with investors. Please let me know what your business goals are and I will see if any of them are a good match.

Hello, Nice updated interior, This home last sold for 120,000 in 2001. We will be showing homes in the area tomorrow, so let us know if you would like to take a tour, Great architecture, and looks like the sellers are using relocation company. Good negotiating here could save you money. Have a nice evening. Doris & Michael Wright

This home is no longer available, as of October 13th, should be in line to close soon. Is there another home we can show you?

Just a thought. Don't be discouraged by a 1 car garage. Many times there is enough room to have a driveway go past the home and add a detatched garage, turning the current garage into usable living space. I can't tell from these photos, but it looks like a neighbor was able to do it! Good luck, and remember, if you like the area, you can overcome design flaws. We can help with that!

This site is generally used for asking realtors for info.....so they may not be keen on skipping a paycheck. With that being said, you can go to a Nexthome office,or google Brokerages that will list your home on the MLS for a flat fee. They will do nothing more than that, so marketing will be up to you. They also may charge additional fees for services, such as writing contracts, creating flyers etc, and in the end it can be more expensive than listing with a more traditional local Brokerage.Words to the wise*** Remember, it can be very dangerous to show your own home, so always have a friend or family member with you. Insist on making a drive by shopper set an appointment. Try selling by owner for 30-60 days, and then if you have no success, get an agent to help you. It will pay off with a higher negotiated sale price, better results in responding to inspection defificncies, and peace of mind in determining a buyer'as ability to be financed. A title company will provide you with the contract and legal paperwork for your state.

This home is now in Contingent status, so it is no longer available, unless the buyer backs out for some reason. Sorry! Can we help you find a similar hme in the are?