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QUICK LOAN MATH: $146K loan at 3.5% for 30 yrs. = $656/month + $400/month est. taxes and insurance + $142/month condo fee = $1198/month for a $2300sf townhouse with plowing and trash fees included!!
Bank Owned Cranmore Birches 3 Bedroom + condo in good condition. Deck and 2 balconies. Attached Garage. 1/4 mi. to Cranmore Mtn Resort. Townhouse style condo at Bank Owned prices!!
Call Me, Bill Barbin at 603-986-0385. I am the listing agent and will do my best to help you get this property. Work with any other agent and you will not get my help.
Address: G1 Cranmore Birches II
City: North Conway
State: NH
ZIP: 03860
Square Feet: 2300
Bedrooms: 3-4
Bathrooms: 2.5
Basement (full, 1/2, finished, unfinished): Full, Finshed, Walk out
As a real estate professional, it’s important to understand, and remind yourself, that homeownership really is the American Dream and your job is be the guardian and guide to make that dream a reality. This is especially important in a market where some people may be misinformed about the benefits and possibilities of buying a home.
After weeks of continuous good news about the housing market, the naysayers jumped all over this month’s Pending Sales Report from the National Association of Realtors (NAR). Pending sales were down from the previous month. This must be proof that all that other positive news on real estate should be ignored – right? WRONG!!
Zillow just reported that their data shows nearly 16 million homes in this country are now in a negative equity position where the house is worth less than the mortgages on the home. This number is dramatically higher than the approximate 11 million reported by other entities. Why the huge difference? Zillow professes to take into consideration ALL loans on the property not just the most recent loan (purchase or refinance).
We believe the housing market is recovering. We believe that sales will be robust through the rest of the year. However, we also believe that the increase in demand will not impact prices in a big way as we think there will also be an increase in the supply of homes coming to the market. This increase in supply will offset the increase in demand. The increase in supply will be fueled by two categories of inventory:
This week, we have spoken about the importance of using an agent trained in the short sale process when selling or buying a home as a short sale. Today, we want to address how to identify those agents who are truly qualified. There are many local instructors who have done excellent work in this field. We appreciate their dedication and commitment. However, there are three designations recognized on a national basis. Here they are:
It seems that there is a significant amount of confusion when it comes to purchasing a short sale. There are many misconceptions when it comes to this type of transaction, so below I have provided some information to potential buyers of short sales. If you are looking to purchase a short sale, understand that it is not the same as a normal sale and the approach is very different. There could be several parties involved and issues that are unknown to the buyer and buyer’s agent that can affect the transaction. If you are looking to purchase a short sale here is some helpful information.
It seems that the banks have finally realized that a short sale is a better option than foreclosure for them, the homeowner and the neighborhood. It is for this reason we believe that 2012 will come to be known as the year of the short sale. CNN Money 
