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Jane

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What website do you like the most to find homes in a market?

Jane answered:
Zillow.com or Realtor.com... Also, Yahoo and MSN are ok too... - Wed Aug 6 2008, 15:35
Jane answered:
"J R" - MY POINT IS > MANY people come to this site looking for answers to their questions. All we ask is that the answers are professional, straight and to the point. Thanks... - Wed Jul 30 2008, 15:17
Can't we all just get along? Maybe you should continue your conversation by exchanging email addresses or something. My Inbox is getting full of "updates" that are no longer even related to the original posting here. Move on already! Thank You... =) - Wed Jul 30 2008, 07:04
Poor Todd, just like ME, - he's just a squirrel tryin to get a nut!!! lol and I think we can ALL agree these are some pretty tough times(for seller's especially), but for Buyer's it's actually a pretty good time. WISH THEY KNEW THAT IN VERRADO!!! What's the deal out there ANYWAY? Some of the seller's out there are REALLY IN LA LA LAND with their prices!?! They think they're in Scottsdale or something! Oh well, Good Day all... - Wed Jul 2 2008, 18:15
With all due respect to the Agents AND their licenses-This IS a Q&A forum, and it takes about 2 minutes to answer a question here. If you feel it's not profitable to answer a question, spend your time doing something else then. We're NOT rapists, just regular people who came to a website that WELCOMES Q&A... - Wed Jul 2 2008, 17:04

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Jane answered:
As a recent home buyer AND seller myself, I have to agree with what Robert Ribas is saying although I KNOW that during MY search for a home, the homes that were "run down" were NOT attractive to me AT ALL. I wanted something that was "turn key"... In this market there is A LOT to choose from, and regardless of price, I wanted something that was atleast clean AND painted, carpet, etc etc in a decent, "workable" manner. There is so much competition out there WITH the foreclosures being priced so low, that there's no reason for ANYONE to have to settle for anything LESS than a house that's READY to MOVE INTO RIGHT NOW. SO, my advice to you (as a homebuyer myself), is to have your house: 1. cleaned thoroughly, 2. yard manicured to the best of it's ability, and 3. some neutral paint on the inside, and finally 4. Priced competitively (if you want to sell it quicker)... This is all AT THE VERY LEAST... Good Luck To You! - Wed Jul 30 2008, 07:23
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