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I have lived in Vigo county since 1995 when my father retired from the military. I earned my education from Premiere School of Real Estate, I earned my license from the Real Estate Commission Board, I am a member of the THAAR (Terre Haute Area Association of Realtors), and I am honored to hang my license with Century 21 Realty Group. Give me a call at 812-841-8312 for any of your real estate needs.
Erik Armstro…'s Questions (1)
Erik Armstro…'s Answers (12)
Donald is right. The MLS in most areas will track sales prices that can be retrieved for a specific period of time, and a specific area. This can be a very useful tool for accurately listing your home in the current market. Listing prices tell you nothing, other than what the comparables are doing. The issue is that if everyone is over priced and not selling then you doom yourself to the same fate. Consult a professional and the best of luck to you. - Fri May 9 2008, 10:57
Every market breathes. Whether it's the stock market or the real estate market. Right now the market has exhaled so prices are deflating and buyers are making great deals. So, how long until the market breathes in?...if you figure that one out we can collaborate on a book together. Perhaps the market will continue on a downward spiral for a while, or maybe it will hold steady shortly, perhaps it will start to increase sometime. Overtime the value of homes go up so if you think you will live in an area for a number of years buy, rates are good and sellers are negotiating. If you think you'll be moving in less than three years rent. Hope this helps out some. - Mon May 5 2008, 11:27
I agree with Jed here. First and foremost this matter needs your broker's attention. But according to your side of the story...the mutual release did it. Congrats and move your clients to close. It's just business. - Sun May 4 2008, 17:13
I have to agree with Eric. Just because you see a sales sticker doesn't mean your really getting a discount. Don't buy more house than you need. Everyone will fall in love with the 5 bedroom, 3 bath, with a swimming pool, and a grand piano. But if don't need 5 bedrooms, 3 baths, you can't swim, and don't play piano maybe it's not the right house for you.
You might consider hiring a real estate counselor or maybe just an independent appraiser before considering entering into a contract.
Good luck. - Sun May 4 2008, 17:03
You can't do much about a school district. Views and floor plans can always be improved on in time. - Sat May 3 2008, 13:46
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