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Price Reduced on 290 Chickesaw Lane in Lake Winnebago

230330 — Wed, 17 Dec 2008 15:41:00 GMT

Lake Winnebago, Cass County - Announcing a price reduction on 290 Chickesaw Lane, a 2,250 sq. ft., 4 bath, 4 bdrm 1 1/2 story "Dual Master Suites". Now MLS® $199,000 - Reduced and Priced To BUY.

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Learn How to Buy a Kansas City Real Estate Foreclosure

30804 — Wed, 21 Nov 2007 10:55:00 GMT

Learn How to Buy Real Estate Foreclosures with Other Peoples Money

This “SEMINAR” is presented by:

Glenn Stockton, a Local Foreclosure Attorney

Topics Included at the Seminar:
·    Lifecycle of a foreclosure
·       Negotiating a successful contract to buy a foreclosure
·       Overcoming common problems when buying a foreclosure
·       How to use other people’s money to buy a foreclosure
·       How do you start the process and find a foreclosure
·       Professionals that are needed to assist in buying a foreclosure
·       Question and answer session
Thinking About Buying a Home or
Investment Property?
Buy a Real Estate Foreclosure
Buy homes at below market cost!
For more information and RSVP information, go to: http://ForeclosureSeminar.DowellTaggart.com
Information provided by: Dowell Taggart Team

Client Observes Issues with Foreclosures and Makes Observation

30804 — Fri, 26 Oct 2007 18:39:00 GMT

This week I had the opportunity to work with a buyer who wanted to buy a real estate foreclosure. He's heard all of the stories of buying $400,000 homes for $50,000. Although we didn't find these deals we did find 12 homes at substanially reduced prices. Before we headed out to view these 12 homes, my client got on the phone to call his wife to give her the exciting news. Before we headed out I tried to give him a reality story but he didn't want to hear it, so we headed out to view the 12 homes. After viewing the first 5 my client buyer started to get depressed. His vision of finding a great deal became a vision of buying a money pit. He couldn't understand why these homes appeared to be so nice on the outside were money pits on the inside.

Every home we looked at had visual structural issues. All 5 of the first homes we viewed and 10 out of the 12 homes in all had major visual foundation issues. In fact, 5 homes had cracks so big that we could put our hands in them. A couple homes slanted really bad and a few felt like we were in a fun house. Other observations by my client included many mechanical issues, mold, broken windows and broken water pipes. These were observations from homes in nice areas of Johnson County that looked great from the street.

When I explained to him why they had structural issues, he commented that he understood. First, if a homeowner is having a hard time paying their mortgage, will they be taking care of the home. Deferred maintenance such as clogged gutters, peeling paint, holes in siding and voids around the foundation will cause problems if not corrected. Now had to this a sump that has been turned off for a year or more and the foundation has had alot of extra pressure on it for a long time.

After getting my client redirected we found a great home at an incredible price that does not require structural repairs. All it needs is some redecorating.

If you would like some help finding a home at a great price, contact the Dowell Taggart Team.

Information provided by: http://www.DowellTaggart.com

Johnson County Kansas home prices decrease, days on the market increases

30804 — Fri, 06 Apr 2007 03:07:00 GMT

How is the Johnson County, Kansas real estate market? The average sales price decreased from $254,790 to $250,571 the past year on average in Johnson County, Kansas. With more homes on the market and the average days on the market increasing, this is a great time to buy a Kansas City home. Information obtained from the Heartland MLS.

To view more Johnson County real estate stats, go to: http://Stats.DowellTaggart.com

Realtor Will Work For Food

30804 — Wed, 13 Dec 2006 19:22:00 GMT

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That*s right! We are working for food. From December 1, 2006 through March 31, 2007. We will be donating part of our commissions and running food drives to help our local food pantry. We will be annoucing food pick ups on our website. If you are thinking of buying or selling property, now is the time to make it happen and help those in need at the same time.