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Georgia Mountain Real Estate Watchers Cheer National Pace Quickens

said on June 15th, 2013 filed under: Buyer Advice, Real Estate, Seller Advice

Georgia Mountain Home PricesWhen it comes to Blairsville Georgia’s Residential Real Estate outlook, some truisms say it all: “Strike while the iron is hot!” “The early bird gets the worm!” “Time and tide waits for no man…” Sometimes those hoary old clichés have survived because their wisdom doesn’t ever change — and right now, some hard facts and figures may make these more relevant than usual.

North Georgia Mountain Real Estate watchers, buoyed by recent stock market jumps (a reaction to the bullish real estate statistics), were also digesting The National Association of Realtors®’ latest report: it carried more cheerful news about the expanding market for existing-home sales.

Final numbers for April showed sales moving at the highest pace since November of 2009, which was a single month that spiked due to the homebuyer tax credit. It also marked the 22nd consecutive month of year-over-year monthly price rises. Read the rest of this entry »

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Best and Final: The Dreaded Multiple Offer

said on May 30th, 2013 filed under: Buyer Advice, Real Estate

Buying A Georgia Mountain Home For SaleThose who have been paying close attention to how the houses for sale in Blairsville Georgia have been performing may have observed the results of the dreaded “multiple offer situation.” When a closing price seems to rise unexpectedly, it could be because of something called the “Notice of Best and Final.”  

That notice can be issued by a listing agent as soon as more than one offer is on the table. Experienced real estate agents sometimes choose this strategy to win the best price for their client. It instructs all interested buyers to submit their “best and final offer” by a deadline (usually within 24 – 48 hours). Since no counters or escalation clauses are allowed, one blogger has aptly called it Multiple Offer Sudden Death. Here’s how it works:   Read the rest of this entry »

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Zeroing in on the Right Georgia Mountain Home For Sale

said on May 23rd, 2013 filed under: Buyer Advice, Real Estate

450 Geronimo Road Blue RIdge GA 30513It was fascinating reading: especially if you currently have, or are looking for, a Hiawassee or a Blairsville Georgia Home For Sale. The New York Times’ headline was “After You Read the Listings, Your Agent Reads You.”

I thought that sounded sort of hokey — especially since I’m one of the agents who is supposed to be doing the ‘reading.’

I had to agree with one of the signs for reading a client’s reaction to a given home for sale. If their “progress from the hall…through the living room…through the dining room…to the kitchen takes 30 to 45 seconds…that’s not so good.” I began to think I must be one of the agents who is an expert at reading clients. Read the rest of this entry »

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REO Bargains in Blue Ridge GA Take Thorough Assessment

said on May 23rd, 2013 filed under: Buyer Advice, Real Estate

North Georgia Mountain REO BargainsBlue Ridge, GA REO bargains can’t help but catch your eye when you’re searching through the latest residential offerings. Whether you are a future homeowner or an investor looking for an opportunity that makes financial sense, bargain basement prices are hard to skip past.
North Georgia Mountain REO Homes (the “REO” is Real Estate Owned, meaning bank-owned) are still being offered at relatively low prices — sometimes, remarkably low prices. But like skilled investors in any realm, successful REO buyers make sure they know why those prices are where they are. In the REO world, the standout factor is this: buying REO means cutting out a proud owner who cares, instead dealing with a bank that wants to sell. It’s a personal pride deficit that inevitably translates to the bottom line. So finding winning REO opportunities in Blairsville, GA. means hardheaded assessment of the minuses as well as the pluses. Read the rest of this entry »

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Buying A Blairsville Georgia Home – Opportunity To Quiz The Neighbors

said on May 11th, 2013 filed under: Buyer Advice, Real Estate

Buying A Blairsville GA Home For SaleWith more than 43 million people relocating throughout the U.S. every year, you don’t have to wait until you are surrounded by stacks of cartons to realize how important it is to make your next move the right one. If you’re buying a house in Blairsville GA in the foreseeable future, it’s a particularly valuable idea to take the time to chat with some of your potential new neighbors. And while you’re at it, why not bring up a few relevant questions:

Which schools are best? 

School quality affects more than just property values. Especially if you have your own kids, buying a house in Blairsville Georgia is least disruptive when their new school is the best one available. You’ll make the soundest choice by comparing more than one parent’s opinion.

Is there a neighborhood watch?

You will have already aimed for the safest area possible. Now, getting involved with an active neighborhood watch can further ensure your family’s safety.  Read the rest of this entry »

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