Real Estate

This is a deal! I headed up north to find this Shoreline real estate deal. It was completely remodeled and sold in 2006 (for $409,990!), and is now a bank owned foreclosure for just $292,000!

It has 5 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2100+ sqft, and is directly across the street from a great park. Its close to 3 different Metro bus lines (the 77, 330, and 348), and has quick access to 2 different park and ride locations (145th & 5th Ave NE) (175th & 8th Ave NE), as well as easy access to I-5.

Theres a large kitchen with nice appliances (large fridge, gas range, dishwasher), and a ton of counter and cabinet space. Its a very open and bright floor plan. In the large living room there is a gas fireplace, built in entertainment center, and french doors that lead out to the great backyard deck. The deck has built in privacy walls and an overhang surrounding the hot tub area, and it is apparently plumbed and ready for a hot tub (no hot tub there currently).

In addition to the kitchen and living room, on the main floor there are 3 bedrooms and a full bathroom (with a higher end washer/dryer set). Downstairs has 2 bedrooms, a large storage room, and a full bathroom. This house looks nice. The only issue I saw in my visit was that there may be some mold growing in the downstairs storage room. Im not sure how wide spread it is, but this may be part of the reason that this home is priced so low. At almost $120,000 less than it sold for in 2006, this is a unique deal.

Watch the video and let me know if you are interested in seeing it in person. At $292,000 it is priced right for a 5 bedroom house in a nice location.

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Some call it the “best kept secret in Chicago.” While many residents have lived in North Center for 30 years, a new wave of interest is sweeping over this neighborhood. A recent redevelopment and revitalization of older properties is opening up North Center to residents who like a less congested community. Spacious lots allow homes to have backyards – a rare find in the city. And while the area is still somewhat under the radar, a lively nightlife and a thriving dining and shopping district cater to all its residents’ needs.

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What a great location-very close to Pardee Hospital, downtown Hendersonville & all services. This is a very nice, neat & clean 3BD, 1 1/2 BA home that would be a great starter or retirement home. A must see if you are speeding up or slowing down. Call us today! Home Warranty provided.

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It doesn’t matter if you are/are not looking to buy or sell…you need to know what is going on with our market! A whole lot has changed, and is going to continue to change…so, are we up, or down, and what do we need to pay attention to? VALUES MATTER!

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http://www.North-ScottsdaleRealEstate.com

As part of the Governments Home Affordable Modification Program (HAMP) the treasury department unrolled the Home Affordable Foreclosure Alternatives Program (HAFA) which will pay homeowners to sell at a loss. This is in an effort to encourage more troubled homeowners to go through a short sale rather than a foreclosure. HAFA starts April 5th, 2010.

$1500 to the home owner to ease their transition to a new home relocation assistance
Servicing bank will get $1000.
Another $1000 can go toward a second loan, if there is one
The payments come out of the $75 Billion mortgage modification plan. As well, the program is supposed to help streamline and standardize the short sale process.

Lenders and investment pools owning many home loans get more money from short sales
Community and the lender doesnt have to deal with a vacant home (Up to 50% of vacant homes get ransacked)
Borrower gets assurance the lender will not sue for unpaid mortgage balance

Federal Program would require banks to accept offer if it is at or above the value assigned by a real estate agent

Borrower must prove hardship and that foreclosure is immanent

Here is the program outline from Home Affordable Modification Program:
https://www.hmpadmin.com/portal/docs/hamp_servicer/sd0909.pdf

Here is a Ney York Times article talking about Home Affordable Foreclosure Alternatives Program:
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/03/08/business/08short.html?pagewanted=all

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5 Beds 2 Bath 2 Cars
Auction Tuesday 7 April 2009
Location: Place Auction Room @ 6:30pm

Outstanding architecturally designed 5 bedroom family home

A fusion of immaculate architectural design, contemporary sleek lines and well proportioned living spaces make up this newly built residence, superbly positioned in a premier high end cul-de-sac. At 780sqm it boasts one of the largest landholdings in the area with DA approval to build up and take advantage of spectacular district views across Bondi Beach and the CBD. The great family home is ideally placed near the beach as well as village shops, restaurants and public transport.

- Open plan with in/outdoor flow and polished Blackbutt floors
- CaesarStone gas kitchen with stylish island bench and pantry
- Multiple alfresco entertaining areas, pool plus large garden
- Huge rumpus with a kitchen, possible in-law accommodation
- Expansive bedrooms, most with built-ins and private terraces
- Designer bathrooms and rumpus all with under floor heating
- Ducted air conditioning and double garage with internal access

Council rates: $484.46pq (approx)
Water rates: $150.24pq (approx)

Daniel Baran
0418 243 093
02 8356 8824
daniel@eplace.com.au

Conrad Panebianco
0402 371 994
02 8356 8816
conrad@eplace.com.au

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http://www.RuoAndHaschigRealty.com – Built near 1920, this well-maintained home has a lovely blend of space. The lower level of the home is ideal for entertaining with large connected spaces for relaxed gathering & dining. The butler’s pantry pass-through to the fully updated granite & cherry finish kitchen allows the host to be close to guests. Want cozy? Then gather-up in the south facing sun room or three season brick porch. ‘This Old House’ just released the best older neighborhoods in the country. Nashua’s North End took 1st place for the State of New Hampshire! The North End, & especially Berkeley Street, possesses an enchantingly idyllic atmosphere, while being within walking distance to the very vibrant center of the city. Moms, dads, children, nannies & neighbors often walk the maple tree and sidewalk lined street. The North End borders Greeley Park, a place for summer picnicking & evening concerts, and is close to the Nashua River Rail Trail, a 17-mile-long waterfront bike route that sweeps across the MA border.

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http://www.northattleboromahomes.com Tour North Attleboro, MA neighborhoods, condominium developments, subdivisions, schools, landmarks, recreational areas, and town offices.

North Attleboro, Massachusetts is an industrial town in Bristol county on the Rhode Island border. In pre-colonial times, it was the site of the Bay Path, a major Indian trail to Narragansett Bay, the Seekonk River and Boston. John Woocock and family established a small settlement in North Attleboro in 1669, which subsisted on agriculture, fishing and hunting, but also clearly liked a little conviviality because by 1670, Woocock had received a license to open an ordinary, or tavern.

The settlement at North Attleboro was attacked during King Philip’s War, with two killed and one home burned, but the garrison house which Woocock had built survived the attack. Recovery was swift after the war and the community grew very quickly. In about 1780, a French settler set up a forge for working brass and the industrial era arrived in North Attleboro. Englishmen brought with them British machinery from Birmingham in 1794 and designed American improvements in button-making which they patented.

During the 18th and early 19th centuries, small grist and sawmills were built along the Tenmile River, and subsequently established nail factories were eventually eclipsed by cotton spinning mills. The development of cotton spinning was spurred by the embargo on imports resulting from the War of 1812. Textiles and jewelry manufacturing were the staple industries of North Attleboro’s economy by 1832 but buttons were king.

By 1834, it was said that North Attleboro produced more buttons than anywhere else in the United States. Through the 19th century, there was tremendous growth and innovation in the jewelry industry and the number of firms in the town increased sharply. The Civil War spurred their growth with profitable U. S. Army orders for badges and medals. North Attleboro also retains an outstanding collection of mid to late 19th century houses, including several Italianate villas. For other town tours visit http://www.virtualhomes.com . For towns in MA visit http://www.ma-virtualhomes.com . For MA relocation information go to http://www.relocationma.com . For a MA MLS map search visit http://www.virtualhomesmls.com .

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56 bolwarra road north Narrabeen

Offers over $1,050.00 4 bed 2.5 bath 2 lug

* Architect designed stunning home
* Energy efficient
* Entertainers granite kitchen
* Spotted gum timber floors
* Seperate study plus media nook

LUXURY AMONGST THE TREES TWEET TWEET!

Youll become the worlds calmest person living in this lavish home, nestled amongst nature and ideally situated in a humble, ever so kid friendly, cul de sac location.
Enjoy the epitome of luxury in this real life tree house which boasts endless amounts of space, light and ambience. Its architectural design is apparent from the moment you enter with its faultless floorplan and clever use of space which has created endless areas to sit back, relax and take in all that surrounds you!
Follow the effortless spotted gum timber floors which will lead you through to open spaced areas where all youll want to do is put your feet up and draw in the incredible tree lined vistas. Throw open the doors from the living area to the mammoth partially covered deck where youd be crazy for not hanging a hammock…sway away the summer while the birds sing you to sleep………..shhhhhhhhhh! Nothing but peace and harmony here.
When you tire of the hammock, the kitchen is sure to lure you in with its warm, timber themes and only the finest in fixtures and finishes…Plenty of bench space with only deluxe granite benches, a Bosche oven and dual energy Ariston cooking hob might just set the scene for you becoming the worlds very next Jamie Oliver!
Have the slumber of your life in any one of the four bedrooms that this generous home possesses. The master bedroom is precisely that with plenty of robe space to hang those threads, a stunning ensuite bathroom and of course access to the outdoor deck, which could make for the perfect place to escape with the Sunday paper! No one will ever know.
The additional 3 bedrooms are all liberally proportioned and ever so child friendly. Built in robes in all bedrooms will certainly overcome any problems of lack of storage!
A double automated lock up garage is the ideal home for the automobiles and any other bibs and bobs you may wish to store.
A seriously well thought out home, this is paradise with a capitol P. Spend not a cent here. Just live the rest of your life in harmony & peace!!!
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Council rates: $311 per quarter
Water rates: $118 per quarter
Rental return: $850 per week approximately
Land size: 1037 square metres
House size: 317 sqm

The size of Narrabeen is approximately 5 km². It has nine parks covering nearly 33% of the total area. There is one school and one childcare centre located in Narrabeen. The population of Narrabeen in 1996 was 18,108 people. By 2006 the population was 7,598 showing a population decline of 58% in the area during that time. The predominant age group in Narrabeen is 30-39 years. Households in Narrabeen are primarily lone occupant and are likely to be repaying between $1600.00-1800.00 per month on mortgage repayments. In general, people in Narrabeen work in a professional occupation. In 1996, 42% of the homes in Narrabeen were owner-occupied compared with 50% in 2006. Currently the median sale price of houses in the area is $1,020,000.

All information contained herein is gathered from sources we believe reliable. We have no reason to doubt its accuracy, however we cannot guarantee it.

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