Deanna Ewing

I'm a:	Real Estate Professional
Company:	Coldwell Banker West Shell
Location:	41048
Web sites:	My Web site
Phone:	(859) 609-3303

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I have been investing in real estate for over 10 years and have enjoyed buying, building and selling homes and now I am dedicated to making your experience of buying or selling a home quicker, easier, and less stressful in every way possible!

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Where in KY is the most reasonable yet great place to live? (Rural, low crime, friendly, etc)

Asked Mon Jun 25 2007, 03:46 by Terri Bergst… - 40507 - General Area - 8 answers

Deanna Ewing answered:

Being new to Kentucky, I have found Northern Kentucky offers the best of both worlds. It is rural with low crime and friendly people and yet close to Cincinnati. Here in Boone County there are several great cities: Verona, Walton and Independence to name a few. The tax rate varies within Boone County but housing is relatively low compared to most. Check out the web link attached and search Walton and Verona. I would be happy to forward information on other local cities as well, email me at deanna.ewing@cbws.com. You will enjoy Kentucky no matter where you choose! - Tue Jul 15 2008, 11:14

I am placing a bid on a foreclosed home (a bit under what the asking price is). I also just found out that

Asked Tue Jul 8 2008, 10:24 by Grace - Kentucky - Foreclosure - 5 answers

Deanna Ewing answered:

With credit being equal in that most foreclosures aren't going to consider a preapproved buyer anyway, they start with the highest bidder. If you don't happen to be the highest bidder they will keep you "on file" as a back up if you choose. Most lenders list the asking price well below comparables, that doesn't mean you can't make an offer lower (and get accepted!) but when other offers are in play it always come back to them cutting their losses. Hope that helps. Good luck! - Tue Jul 8 2008, 11:15

How far below asking price are buyers submitting offers for?

Asked Sun Jul 6 2008, 14:29 by Smith - All locations - Home Buying - 5 answers

Deanna Ewing answered:

In a buyers market a 10% below list price offer should be well received and even expected. Depending on how high the list price is is how much room there is to wiggle. A 5% decrease can be an agreeable ending point in negotiations. Every market is different but now is a great time to buy. - Sun Jul 6 2008, 14:39

I live in edgewood. I would like to know the local sales stats for the month of May.Can anyone help me?

Asked Fri Jun 13 2008, 08:26 by Eastmountains - Edgewood - Home Selling - 3 answers

Deanna Ewing answered:

Sales Statistics for BOONE County KY
Realist's most recent recording date for this county is 05/30/2008
Single Family Residence
Time Period Number of Sales Median Sale Price
Apr 2008 161 $183,156
Apr 2007 72 $147,850
Mar 2008 115 $171,500
Mar 2007 68 $136,200
2008 YTD 512 $171,250
2007 796 $152,650

These are the stats available for all of Northern Boone through the end of May. May has not been updated yet but here are March and April. These stats are from the Northern Kentucky Multiple Listing Service. - Tue Jul 1 2008, 12:48

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