Michelle Doscher

"Your MidSouth Real Estate Professional"

I'm a:	Real Estate Professional
Company:	Keller Williams Realty
Location:	Germantown Memphis
Web sites:	My Site
Phone:	(901) 461-8693

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Hello! My husband, Rick, and I are TN Realtors serving primarily Shelby, Fayette & Tipton counties. Sure we sell in the other 93 TN counties and 49 states ( with the help of our Realtor partners), but our Memphis, Germantown, Collierville, Cordova, Lakeland, Arlington, Bartlett, Oakland, Somerville, Millington, and Atoka clients keep us fairly busy. Our previous careers involved much travel so we pride ourselves in making across-country or across-town relocations as simple and hassle free as possible for our clients. We welcome visitors to our real estate site, http://www.DoscherTeam.com; we never request your name or contact information unless you contact us first. Please enjoy the area photos, visual tours, and access to the area's active MLS listings on http://www.DoscherTeam.com. Hope to meet you soon!
Rick & Michelle

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what is monthly cost of heat and what type of heating? monthly cost of central air?

Asked yesterday, 02:50 by Molly - Memphis - Home Buying - 2 answers

Michelle Doscher answered:

Hello Molly,

Memphis Light Gas & Water can answer this for you. Their link is http://www.MLGW.com. The utility bill for this residence is all inclusive. The air conditioning and heating are central. Air - electric, Furnace - gas, & Water heater - gas. On the feedback form, ask for the average utility bill for the last 6 months for a quick snapshot. Let me know if I can assist you in any way.

Regards,
Michelle Doscher - Yesterday, 10:00

Advice on Phoenix (metro) area homes

Asked Thu Oct 30 2008, 19:58 by Kay Oa - Memphis - Crime & Safety - 2 answers

Michelle Doscher answered:

Kay,
Would you like me to refer you to a great Keller Williams Agent in Scottsdale so that you will have a direct contact? Having relocated a few times myself, knowing you have a pre-screened agent is invaluable! Let me know if I can assist.

Regards,
Michelle Doscher
Michelle@DoscherTeam.com - Fri Oct 31 2008, 05:53

i would like to see information on a particular house the address is 4143 chelsea ext. memphis,tn 38122

Asked Wed Oct 22 2008, 15:31 by Stephanie Bl… - 38122 - Home Buying - 3 answers

Michelle Doscher answered:

Hello Stephanie,

4143 Chelsea is currently bank-owned by an out-of-state bank which specializes in improving lower income areas and sparking new development. This bank has spearheaded some wonderful community projects in the Eastern U.S.
The home is a 2BR/1BA vinyl sided home built in 1952. If you would like me to assist you in purchasing this home, I can be reached at info@DoscherTeam.com or 901.461.8693

Regards,
Michelle Doscher - Thu Oct 23 2008, 10:16

I sold a house; title was not clear,b/c my line of credit. I defalted.Bank is foreclosing on new owners.

Asked Wed Oct 22 2008, 10:19 by Jdpenn - Memphis - Foreclosure - 7 answers

Michelle Doscher answered:

The closing attorney/closing agency for this transaction will have proof of a clear title for this property. Contact them; they will be able to help you regarding records recorded or not recorded. - Wed Oct 22 2008, 11:06

Can continued construction in my subdivision reduce the equity in my new home?

Asked Fri Oct 17 2008, 07:38 by C. William - Memphis - Market Conditions - 3 answers

Michelle Doscher answered:

Yes, new construction could have a temporary effect on your equity, but not long term. Personally, I would want the lots to be built up as soon as possible to keep the age of the new homes very close to the existing homes; this will help even out the comparables when the subdivision has been completed. Yes, empty lots are never as appealing as well-groomed lawns.

As for what you can do, encourage everyone to maintain their homes and lawns so that when the market does recover and the subdivision is completed, their homes will look as good if not better than the new construction. Think positively! - Mon Oct 20 2008, 07:29

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