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Who do you think this market favors?

Asked Sat Aug 4 2007, 05:23 by Brian Healy - Londonderry - General Area - 12 answers

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Real Estate is local, but nationally there are 9.6 months of inventory, down from 10.2 months. 6months is the mid point between a buyers and sellers market with a buyers market being greater than 6months inventory. A good Realtor in your local can and should be able to calculate this for you including market absorption rate. - Mon Mar 24 2008, 15:29

As a buyer what's most important to you?

Asked Wed Oct 3 2007, 19:00 by Brian Healy - Londonderry - Home Buying - 5 answers

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Great neighbors and neighborhood ranks high. The perfect turnkey home is sometimes out of reach..we always want more. Assurance of future profits is relative. Minimum out of pocket....maybe you are not ready to buy. Finding friends next door for you and your family is like finding gold. - Mon Mar 24 2008, 15:25

Where are the best school districts in Southern New Hampshire?

Asked Wed Jan 9 2008, 09:28 by Kerry - New Hampshire - Schools - 5 answers

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A great site for this is http://www.schooldigger.com. Also, contact the school principle and ask them your questions and voice your concerns. That is exactly what the are there for. - Mon Mar 24 2008, 15:10

list of recent sales

Asked Fri Feb 15 2008, 12:04 by Anne Marie - 03820 - Home Selling - 4 answers

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Higher a buyers agent and become a client not a customer. All of this information will then become readily available too you. - Mon Mar 24 2008, 15:06

Is a Master Ins. Policy required for a 2 unit Condex that is only join by 1 fire proof wall in the garage?

Asked Sat Mar 8 2008, 17:14 by Sharon Patna… - 03815 - Financing - 3 answers

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It is important (in addition to the previous answers) to read the condo docs and verify that there is an arbitration clause in case of disputes like painting, etc., so that costly legal battles are avoided. Find this clause and highlight it. If there is not one, think about amending the bylaws to include one before it's too late. - Mon Mar 24 2008, 15:01

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