Linda D. Turner

"Knowlegdeable Richmond Realtor"

I'm a:	Real Estate Professional
Company:	Napier ERA
Location:	Richmond Henrico County Chesterfield County Hanover County
Web sites:	Linda Turner
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Phone:	(804) 363-5661

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"Love Where You Live". I'm a full time real estate agent serving Richmond, VA and the surrounding counties. I have lived, worked and played in the area for the last 15 years.

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Is this property still available?

Asked Mon Oct 20 2008, 12:25 by Jeff Roberts - 23228 - Home Buying - 3 answers

Linda D. Turner answered:

Jeff

As Kathy mentioned, this home's listing period has expired, but here are two other homes for sale in this neighborhood. If I can provide any information on these properties, please contact me at 804-363-5661.

Linda Turner. - Mon Oct 20 2008, 15:56

Are buyers getting cold feet in Richmond and not closing on signed contracts?

Asked Sat Oct 11 2008, 09:15 by elinor - Richmond - Market Conditions - 3 answers

Linda D. Turner answered:

Some buyers are having more difficulty closing due to the tightening of credit but I haven't seen buyers intentionally back out of their contracts. While we are experiencing some challenging times, people who have strong financials can take advantage of some great buying opportunities. - Sat Oct 11 2008, 10:05

I am looking to buy a home in Richmond, North or Central. Does this area look to appreciate?

Asked Fri Aug 8 2008, 16:34 by Ken - Richmond - Home Buying - 5 answers

Linda D. Turner answered:

At the recent meeting of the Home Building Association of Richmond, the past president of the Richmond Association of Realtors statements summarized the state of our market. He said, " Real estate markets are like micro climates - 1 mile can make all the difference. Richmond is full of micro markets. Houses in some neighborhoods are selling. Others are sitting on the market. The market here is more stable because house prices did not spike as much as they did in other cities."

Your best approach is to determine the distance your are willing to commute to work and evaluate the market statistics on the neighborhoods that fit your criteria. - Sun Aug 10 2008, 17:14

Where are the best townhomes for a young professional family to have safety, walking access, etc for less?

Asked Sat Jul 26 2008, 21:42 by Dan - Richmond - Home Buying - 7 answers

Linda D. Turner answered:

Dan
There are many great townhomes available for $150,000 in Henrico, Chesterfield and Hanover Counties. What will help narrow your selection, is your work location and how long you wish to commute. - Mon Aug 4 2008, 07:48

Amateur question ahead --> Do you think current housing prices will drop more than 10-15% over the next year?

Asked Sat Jul 26 2008, 21:53 by Dan - Richmond - Market Conditions - 6 answers

Linda D. Turner answered:

Dan
This is a question I am frequently asked. Everyone wants to know when we will hit bottom. In the Richmond area, we have been relatively stable compared to many other markets. What's important is to look at the data in the area you want to buy, since price fuctuations have varied by neighborhood. While some areas may have experienced a slight decrease others have increased. Your realtor can provide market staistics on the price changes and market activity over time. I don't know the direction that prices will take in the future, but lately, I've been receiving more calls from investors who often recognize attractive buying opportunities. The June 2008 issue of Richmond Magazine is their annual publication on real estate, which provides a neighborhood guide and related articles. Their phone number is 804-355-0111 if you're interested in ordering back issues. - Mon Aug 4 2008, 07:35

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