Nick Thruston

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Nick Thruston, in Richmond, VA
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About Me
I have been a resident of Virginia all my life and I have lived in Richmond, VA since 1996. I love Virginia's wonderful weather changes and the beauty that arises in each season. Between the Blue Ridge Mountain views and the wonderful summertime beaches, Virginia is a great place to be!

As a 2006 graduate of Longwood University in Farmville, Va, I love to work with First-Time home buyers! If you want a Realtor who knows where you are coming from, and who also knows what a wonderful change a new home purchase would make for you, then please give me a call! Send me an Email! You can even subscribe with the email tool provided on the hompage and let me know what types of properties you are looking for!
Testimonials
"“Nick is an excellent agent. He is great at helping his clients narrow down the type of home they are seeking and then finds homes that meet their specifications.”"
Jon and Erin Williams Tue Feb 12
""Working with Nick was a great experience especially being a first-time home buyer. He helped us with every step during the home-buying process and made sure to help us with any questions that we had along the way. Nick was able to help us find houses that fit our many 'must haves' even though we were very picky as I'm sure most home buyers are. Overall it was a great experience and we now have a house of our own!""
Patrick & Tarah Stevens Tue Nov 6, 2007
""The attributes that Nick brought to my Real Estate search were his attention to detail, his patience, and a genuine dedication to finding the right property.""
Sean White Thu Feb 1, 2007
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Shari Crocker, Just Looking in Indian Lake

Where can I find apts.for disabled person inVirginia?

Asked Sun Jan 6 2008, 10:37 by Shari Crocker  -  Virginia  -  Quality of Life  -  4 answers
Nick Thruston answered:
How far south? Have you relocated yet? Here in Richmond we have plenty of Handicapped Accessible rentals! I even know of a river front rental downtown with accessible amenities included! - Fri May 9 2008, 05:22
Cliff Hodges, Buyer & Seller in Ranson

has the market gotten worse in the last month? and why do realtor require a 6 month contract?

Asked Thu May 8 2008, 11:56 by Cliff Hodges  -  25438  -  Home Selling  -  5 answers
Nick Thruston answered:
Hi Cliff!

My name is Nick Thruston and I am a Real Estate Agent in Richmond, VA. I do not research Ranson's Real Estate market, but if you need expert advice in your area please contact me, otherwise I will try to answer the first part of your question anyway.
"Has the market gotten worse in the last month?"
The first thing to identify here is what is the "worse" or bad market? I don't really know if there is such a thing. If you are a buyer with nothing to sell, then no, the market is fine. I see on your tag that you are a buyer and a seller, thats great too! The real esate market is cyclical, and you always try to sell when things are up but it is not always an option. You might take a hit on the sale of your house, but you might get a great bargain on your purchase! If you are trying to crunch the numbers for this next purchase and sale, please contact a licensed Realtor they will be glad to help!

"Why do Realtors require a 6 month contract?"
Well Cliff, there are many answers to this question but I will tell you how I determine this timeframe with my clients. I operate my business a little differently and have contracts for both my buyers and my sellers. Of course in your case if you were my client, I would have you sign each of these contracts. With a Buyer's contract it depends on your goals. The very first day we meet we detrmine what your needs are and with my guidance we determine a proper timeline for your home purchase. That timeline then determines the Buyer's contract expiration date.
For my seller's contracts, the expiration date is determined by looking at my client's timeline, and also the home inventory currently on the market. In Richmond, I use 6 months still.

Just because you have signed a contract to sell your home in 6 months doesn't mean you have to wait that long to change things up. If you want to sell your home faster, I'm sure your licensed agent will have some suggestions!

Please respond if you need any clarification. Hope this helps, and good luck with your home purchase! - Thu May 8 2008, 12:25
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My Listings
9121 Huron Ave, Richmond, VA 23294 9121 Huron …
$234,950
3 br  2.0 ba Listing Web Site
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Specialties
I am 24 years old and I can relate to all of you out there with NO HOME PURCHASE EXPERIENCE!!! I take all my clients through a step-by-step process explaining what to expect as we find the home of your dreams!

Also, not all my clients are first time homebuyers, so I will say I have experience with Leasing & Rentals, Pre-Foreclosure/Foreclosure selling and buying, investment properties, land aquisition, Condominiums and Townhomes, New Construction, Commercial Property, and yes of course, Single Family Homes!
Experience
Latest:
Realtor for Keller Williams Realty
October 2006—present
Certifications & Awards
Professional Memberships
National Association of Realtors
Virginia Association of Realtors
Richmond Association of Realtors
Rapport (Young Professionals Group)
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