by Tammy Murphy | Jun 25, 2010 | For Rent, Real Homes to Love
There have been some very interesting thoughts regarding this matter, not the least of which is considering the unparalleled amount of people going through financial crisis with their homes. How will someone who faces this hardship, who ultimately has to file bankruptcy, walk away and give the deed back in-lieu, or file foreclosure – actually recover? If the file bankruptcy it is at least two years before they will be able to purchase a home. If they walk-away or file foreclosure it can be three years (and that’s from the date the bank is actually able to “sell” the property – not the filing date.) These people will not have any other option but to live with family, friends or RENT.
This is an interesting six-minute audio clip. Tell me what you think…Are we headed for a community based Property Management service? CLICK HERE FOR AUDIO FILE
by Tammy Murphy | Jun 18, 2010 | Commercial Properties
$75,000 Great Business Opportunity! Main Street Frontage with Rear Back Lot available for additional parking. Take VIRTUAL TOUR Here.
This building has total of 4 units – each of 1600 Sq Ft usable space, with full basement that can be used for storage! ATTENTION: Investor or Business Owner – this is your opportunity to contribute to the rebuilding of an area and have PRIME COMMERCIAL PROPERTY that your tenants will payoff your mortgage! Concrete Block Construction, concrete slab floors.
by Tammy Murphy | Jun 13, 2010 | Current Events
It is “Tee-Time” again and our Annual Fundraising event is kicking into high gear! With a day of excellent weather it will be perfect…so please join US, Thursday, July 15th at the Yankee Trace Golf Club. Call Tammy for more details at 937-838-0997.
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by Tammy Murphy | Jun 12, 2010 | Neighbor Chat
Home buying has more advantages than leasing a home. Ownership became the “American Dream” because it gave people an opportunity to own a piece of property / community and provide the potential to build a financial “nest egg” with their equity. When interest rates began to climb, people looked to leasing as an alternate option than buying. Now that interest rates have dropped, many people consider buying, as their mortgage payments can be less than a lease payment. With many factors to consider: Tax credit from interest / property taxes paid, the expense of maintenance, current interest rates, credit score, area property values, and even how long you plan to remain in the area are all issues to be considered. While a Realtor can help answer some of your questions regarding the purchase, in the end, it is advisable, to consult a tax professional to determine truly your best option.
by Tammy Murphy | May 28, 2010 | Current Events
