We hear it all the time, potential home sellers concerned about putting their house on the market at the right time. “When is the best month to sell our home?” Is it May, when schools are out, or March, when spring awakens and people are itching for change?
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The Greater Nashville Association of Realtors has reported mid-year figures for home sales in Nashville. Compared to 2009, this year is showing increases in residential and condo sales in all counties.
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According to the Middle Tennessee RealTracs MLS, for areas 1-8 which represent Greater Nashville/Davidson County, the following statistics are for June 1, 2010 through June 30, 2010.
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by Brian on June 21, 2010
We’re in a market like we’ve never seen before. Pricing a home is harder now more than ever. Buyers demand more now than ever. How do you price your home ahead of the curve and still get showings? How do you buy and home and still feel like you are getting “the deal?”
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From the Greater Nashville Association of REALTORS press release:
There were 2,270 home closings reported for the month of May, according to figures provided by the Greater Nashville Association of REALTORS®. This represents a 27.3 percent increase from the 1,783 closings reported for May 2009.
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After the May 1 and May 2 flood of Nashville and greater area, many homeowners are asking questions not only about clean-up and repairs but also about future value. I decided to take two approaches to this blog, one from an opinion point-of-view and one from a fact point-of-view.
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As a real estate agent, I’ve been getting a ton of questions about home values after a flood. My crew is in the middle of interviewing agents who have experienced isolated floods in their market to get more market data, however I need your opinion. This is not a information capture. Your information is safe. [...]
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Update 5/4/2010 6:15 p.m. Here’s the number for FEMA Nashville Flood Claims.
800-621-FEMA
Register for claims beginning Wednesday, May 5, 2010 here.
I‘m already starting to get a few calls and questions about water damage and homeownership in the Nashville area after the floods that are currently rising in Nashville. Here are the things you should remember after [...]
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