If you are looking at homes for sale, headlines in the media can be very confusing. A single article in the Augusta Chronicle this week spoke of declining home prices nationwide and increasing home prices locally. If you rely on the news, it is very difficult for a home buyer, or seller, to develop realistic expectations.
I have always found that the best way to get past generalizations is to … Read the rest
If you have been a frequent visitor to our website, you may know that we have a courtesy moving truck that our buyers can use free of charge. However, when we redesigned our website, we omitted the truck from the new design!
To qualify to use the truck, all you have to do is allow us to be your buyer’s agent. That means that if we are your buyer’s agent … Read the rest
The $8,000 Tax Credit is set to expire April 30, 2010. More specifically, to be eligible for the tax credit, a Buyer must execute a contract prior to April 30, and complete the purchase (or close on the property) no later than June 30, 2010.
For Realtors, this is old news. However, I continue to be surprised by home buyers that are unaware of the deadline. Yesterday, I received a … Read the rest
Over the next several weeks, I plan to create pages for our website that highlight our communities in general and also pages for specific neighborhoods. For example, we will create a general page for Augusta, North Augusta, Aiken and Columbia County, and we will highlight specific neighborhoods in each community such as Hammond Hills, Lakes and Streams, Woodside Plantation, Aiken Estates, The Abbeys, Conifer Place, etc. (This could obviously be … Read the rest
You may have noticed one of our tag lines – “We’re on stand-by to show you homes listed with any company.” The tag line is a short way of saying that we would like to work as your Buyer’s Agent, and we can show you homes listed with any area Realtor.
As your Buyer’s Agent, we work for you by searching for homes that meet your needs, showing you homes … Read the rest
