The Bovee-Perlow Group

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The Bovee-Perlow Group, in Philadelphia

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The Bovee-Perlow Group was founded out of a desire to share insights about the Philadelphia Real Estate Market and about Philadelphia living. We are seasoned professional REALTORS® who know the Philly neighborhoods well and believe that where you live is just as important as how much you pay for it. We encourage people to find neighborhoods they love and communities they want to become involved in. We offer a wide variety of useful information, opinions, and resources designed to help you effectively buy, sell or invest in Philadelphia real estate.

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"“Thanks for all your efforts to keep things on track and pushing things ahead! We couldn't be doing this without you...as we learned with realtor # 1 and #2...”"
Erica Zito, Fishtown Mon Nov 14, 2005

"“Kandice and I just wanted to thank you for being so helpful and easy to work with. We really expected the process to be painful, difficult and confusing, and you really made it easy. Right before closing we were talking about how strange it was that everything went by so quickly, and we were about to buy our first home, and it was all felt so quick and easy because of you taking care of everything and keeping us involved. So anyway, we just wanted to tell you we really appreciate your help and that we're looking forward to referring any of our friends along to you.”"
Kandice and Ilya, Pennsport Tue Sep 6, 2005

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i need to know how to go about getting this house

Asked Sat Oct 4 2008, 10:01 by Racquel Morg… - 19151 - Home Buying - 3 answers

The Bovee-Perlow Group answered:

The first step would be to get a pre-approval from a mortgage company. In this ecomonic climate this step is more important than ever. Next would be to select a buyers agent to represent your interests. If you would like some help feel free to contact me through my website.

Good Luck,
Janice - Sat Oct 4 2008, 10:33

Buyer’s Agent in Penn-Alexander Catchment? Part 2

Asked Sun Aug 3 2008, 14:13 by Dr. Stephen… - University City - Home Buying - 3 answers

The Bovee-Perlow Group answered:

Hello Dr. Hunt,
I did a quick search of the properties you asked about. The place at 321 S. 46th is listed for over $700,000. That's quite a bit more than the $350,000 you wanted to spend.
I've sold a number of homes in the Univ. City and know the area well. If you would like I could send you a couple referrals. You can also check out my website if you'd like more information on me and my team.

Good Luck.
Carolyn Perlow
carolyn@phillyrealestateguide.com http://www.phillyrealestateguide.com - Sun Aug 3 2008, 17:10

Looking for a fun place for a young couple, close to center city Philadelphia, but in the suburbs.

Asked Wed Jul 30 2008, 09:37 by Cait - Philadelphia - General Area - 12 answers

The Bovee-Perlow Group answered:

That's an oxymoron!...fun and suburbs. You really don't give enough info to answer the question. What's your price range? What's important to you? Are schools important now or will they be important in the near future? Do you want a neighborhood that you can become involved in? What's your lifestyle? How far do you want do commute to work? All that being said if you want to stay close to Philly and live in a great neighborhood I would suggest Mt Airy (great article in Wikipedia) , parts of Roxborough, Chestnut Hill and Wissahickon. These are all Phila. neighborhoods no more than 15-20 minutes from Center City. If you want somewhere more suburban I suggest Abington, Jenkintown, Bryn Mawr, Merion. But of course all of the above depends on your answers.

Janice Bovee
The Bovee-Perlow Group
267.566.6813
janice@phillyrealestateguide.com - Wed Jul 30 2008, 19:08

I have to relocate to Philadelphia and wondered about the University City area. Specifically the 4900 block

Asked Sun Jun 29 2008, 12:27 by Nicole - University City - Home Buying - 10 answers

The Bovee-Perlow Group answered:

Hi Nicole,

I've sold a number of homes in University City and I agree with the Somers - you should drive around that area during the weekend and evenings. If you're not already working with a realtor - my business partner has done alot of relocations and can give you a tour of that neighborhood and the rest of University City.

Please don't hesitate to call me on my cell or e-mail me any questions you may have.

Carolyn Perlow
Keller Williams Realty - Center City
215-219-0660 cell
carolyn@phillyrealestateguide.com
http://www.phillyrealestateguide.com - Sun Jun 29 2008, 17:15

I am looking for a house/condo etc to buy near drexel university for an investment and have my sons live

Asked Tue May 6 2008, 11:39 by Anne - University City - Home Buying - 11 answers

The Bovee-Perlow Group answered:

Hi Ann,

You can look in the West Philly area or in Center City close to the Walnut St. bridge. I would say Grad. Hospital too but the South Street bridge is going to be closed soon for renovations.
If you tell me how much you'd want to spend I can send you some properties.
Please don't hesitate to e-mail me or call me on my cell.
Thanks
Carolyn Perlow
Keller Williams Realty - Center City
carolyn@phillyrealestateguide.com
215-219-0660 cell - Tue May 6 2008, 12:50

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