Brian Eddins

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Brian Eddins, Real Estate Professional in Austin, TX
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About Me
Brian has been working in real estate full time for the last 5 years. In the begining he specialized in working with first time home buyers. Now he has expanded to working with investors and sellers. Brian does business all over town and even in the surrounding cities. He can even help you with your rental needs. Brian will go "above and beyond" for his clients.

Brian and his wife Meredith are recently married. She is working on her PhD in Sociology at UT. They have Three Adorable dogs. a 35lb basenji Mix, a 15lb toy american eskimo, and a 7lb Chiuaua yorki mix.

Call Him today for great service in all your real estate endeavors. 512-947-0517.
Testimonials
"Brian did such a wonderful job finding the perfect house for us. We were very picky about our needs and he stuck with us through the whole transaction and made sure we were satisfied. He did more than was nessisary for us. I highly reccomend his service if you are looking for a down to earth, No BS. Realtor. Thanks Brian for Everything. Michael and Amy S."
Michael and Amy Tue Jul 29, 2008
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rockinblu, Other/Just Looking in Austin, TX

Attn. Austin, TX Realtors

Asked Tue Jul 29 2008, 21:20 by rockinblu  -  Quality of Life in Austin  -  25 answers
Brian Eddins answered:
well in the market we are in, there is no reason not to invest your money. Of couse you wont be able to own you current place for $1700 a month without a signifacant downpayment. Right now our market is a buyers market. Its a great time to find a great deal. Of course the soco area is always going to be popular, so the deals you find may not be what you are looking for. but, if you are wanting to invest and start earning some great equity in central austin, now is the time. I and many others feel that this time next year will be compleatly different. of course you can never be sure what the market is going to do. If you want my opinion, Invest in some south central austin property. good luck to you, and let me know if I can be of any assistance. - Tue Jul 29 2008, 22:14
Kristian, Home Buyer in San Francisco, CA

Austin, TX - Min Down Payment

Asked Tue Jul 29 2008, 15:12 by Kristian  -  Home Buying in Austin  -  17 answers
Brian Eddins answered:
I work with a lender who can still obtain 100% financing if the credit and income is ok. It really depends on the borrowers situation. I can tell you that right now there are still alot of great loan programs out there for strong borrowers. Let me konw if you have any questions. - Tue Jul 29 2008, 21:54
Samir Maredia, Other/Just Looking in Austin, TX

i am buying property at east austin,tx

Asked Tue Jul 29 2008, 11:34 by Samir Maredia  -  Home Buying in 78702  -  8 answers
Brian Eddins answered:
Everyone here has wonderful points. I always tell my clients that if you dont feel a little buyers remorse then you shouldn't be buying. East Austin is a Great place to invest. Its an up and comming area. if you plan on staying put for a few years you should see a signigicant increase in value. New constuction is doing well in that area, but dont forget about buying a teardown or fixer. there is alot of money to made with this. Let me know if you have any questions. good luck to you! - Tue Jul 29 2008, 21:50
Jeremy Rosen, Home Buyer in Arlington, VA

Single guy considering relocating to Austin from DC. Visiting Austin this weekend-need an agent. Any takers?

Asked Mon Jul 21 2008, 13:35 by Jeremy Rosen  -  Home Buying in Austin  -  22 answers
Brian Eddins answered:
looks like you already have a bunch of takers:) check out my website at http://www.brianeddins.com. I would be happy to show you around austin this weekend. let me know if I can help. good luck! - Mon Jul 21 2008, 15:20
Paul Martinez, Home Buyer in Austin, TX

Is now a bad time to buy in Austin?

Asked Thu Jul 17 2008, 13:52 by Paul Martinez  -  Home Buying in Austin  -  44 answers
Brian Eddins answered:
Right now is actually a great time to buy in Austin if you can obtain financing. our market is a little slow right now creating a buyers market. right now it is more common for sellers to pay cc and maybe downpayments. it really just depends on what type of loan you get. I would love to assist you with your search. feel free to contact me. - Thu Jul 17 2008, 14:06
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