Real Homes to Love

May Newsletter

by Tammy Murphy | May 11, 2011 | Current Events, Real Homes to Love

Overview

-Beginner’s guide to deconstruction

-Choosing vinyl siding

-Homeowner’s insurance

-Kitchen remodeling on a budget

-Improving your credit score

Click to view entire May Newsletter

136 Marathon Avenue, Dayton

by Tammy Murphy | Apr 7, 2011 | Real Homes to Love, SOLD/Pending/Expired

$55,000

Buyers, there are Down Payment Assistance Programs for this home! Don’t miss the chance to move-in, as this home has been updated and renovated for you! Glorious wood floor dining room with glass/wood french doors, new carpet throughout, Kitchen has new counter, cabinets and more! Back yard is fenced. Two single car garages have access in alley. Seller Financing is available on a Rent-To-Own basis if interested. See FLYER , Take VIRTUAL TOUR

See property website for mortgage calculator, demographics, what’s near by, and more!

A New Project in Town…

by Tammy Murphy | Oct 26, 2010 | Current Events, Investor Relations, Neighbor Chat, Property Management, Real Estate News, Real Homes to Love

“Bringing Our Neighborhood’s Back” is one motto Dayton’s APEX is working diligently to make a reality. A comprehensive plan that brings all necessary pieces together (current home owner’s with needed assistance for repairs / low interest loans and a reason to remain in the area they are already committed, investor’s who understand that a “good home = quality repairs” to qualified and willing tenants who want to be home owner’s in the future, to local business that require a healthy neighborhood to prosper.)

If you are interested in more details, CLICK HERE for BROCHURE or call Tammy at 937-838-0997 for more information.

Will Renting be the New Thing?

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

Open House WINNERS!

by Tammy Murphy | Mar 24, 2010 | Current Events, Neighbor Chat, Real Homes to Love

These people stopped by one of my “specially marked” Open Houses and signed up for their chance to WIN: 4 tickets and VIP Parking to an upcoming Dayton Dragons Game!