February 2010

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Could you use an additional $6,500…or maybe even $8,000? Time is running out!

Will we look back on this time as the Great Recession, or the Recession That Made Us Great? Obviously, this is one for the great debaters, but what isn’t up for debate is that now is a GREAT time to consider buying a home. With housing costs at or close to the lowest we’ve seen in 30 years, now might be the PERFECT time for you! Some buyers, at least the lucky ones, get assistance from family when purchasing a home. Why not see if you qualify to let your Uncle Sam help you with $6,500 to $8,000 in cold hard cash? EVEN IF YOU ARE NOT A FIRST TIME BUYER!

Contact me today for more information or to see if you qualify! Time is running out!

Karen

February is National Bird Feeding Month

Turn your backyard into a friendly oasis for neighborhood birds. Read on for tips on how you can attract and provide a safe haven for all types of birds in your area.

Inspect for These Potential Household Hazards

When purchasing a new home, does the inspection process seem foreign to you? If so, you're not alone. Many people feel uncomfortable about uncovering potential problems in their home. So, before you hire an inspector, make sure the person is certified with the American Society of Home Inspectors. This important credential ensures that your home receives a thorough examination. After the inspection is complete, ask your inspector to supply a written assessment of the home that details both positive and negative findings. In the meantime, here are some potential hazards you should be aware of before your home is inspected.

iPod Applications Make Life a Little Greener

For those of you who love your iPod, iPhone or whatever other Apple product you own, check out these environmental applications you can purchase through Apple's iTunes store.

Picking the Perfect Neighborhood

Safety, atmosphere, events and neighbors are all important components to consider when buying a home. How do you find the perfect neighborhood? Good question. Here are some things to consider when evaluating new surroundings.

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