Renee Dettmann

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Renee Dettmann answered:
I would check with your local REALTOR. someone you know is full time and is experienced, perhaps seen a decade or few in this career. Inquire as to:

Average days on market for 2007 compared to 2006.
Median price in the market for 2007 compared to 2006.
Number of homes currently on the market compare both years.

That should good you a good idea of where is it. Wisconsin is really doing quite well in respect to all the negative media. There are about 5 states doing poorly we WI is not one of them. We are steady as we go and that is what we heard from national economists, professors and others at our December Management Conference. We are selling them one at a time and the buyer's are enjoying great rates! - Mon Feb 11 2008, 15:51
Renee Dettmann answered:
It's not a perfect science unfortunately. Please keep in mind when making improvements it is not 100% return on your investment or cost. It is a percentage of that. If you are flipping the home and will be selling it soon, you may want to check on realtor.com and look at the comparible properties to see what your competition is. Go to a few open houses, get a feel for your market and then decide. If you will be staying in the home for a few years, you may recoup more of the cost over time as prices are a bit low now and materials and costs should be going up. Rates are low as well if you are refinacing to do this. Good luck and enjoy! - Mon Feb 11 2008, 15:45
Renee Dettmann answered:
You may want to get the property on the market in early spring and perhaps get them our of there in the next couple of month. See if you could rent it out month to month and get it listed if you have a cooperative tenant. If they don't have a long term lease, perhaps considering raising the rent and they may just leave. You could lease to someone with incentives so when you sell it they make $250 or so so they cooperate on showings. It just depends if you can afford to leave it empty a few months...not now but once it warms up. I hope this was helpful..also know..it will sell. You may have to spruce it up but it will sell! - Mon Feb 11 2008, 15:41
Renee Dettmann answered:
Hello! I would visit with a couple of your local lenders and/or credit unions and they should be able to pull your report, one of them, and assist you in not only what you need to do know but when you would be able to move into that new home! Get a plan and stick to it and you will be in that new home. Best wishes to you! - Mon Feb 11 2008, 15:36
Renee Dettmann answered:
Hello! Go to REALTOR.COM and if it is listed for sale with a REALTOR, it should be on there. Good luck! - Mon Feb 11 2008, 15:32
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