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Monday, November 23, 2009
That little extra bit of money in the form of a larger paycheck could end up taking a bite out of your federal income tax refund
This is an interesting article on recycling from... RISMEDIA, October 28, 2009—(MCT)—That little extra bit of money in the form of a larger paycheck tied to the Obama stimulus plan could end up taking a bite out of your federal income tax refund or even leave you owing taxes, say observers.
The stimulus plan lowered federal income tax withholding rates, which results in more take-home pay but less money going toward taxes. The downside is some taxpayers may end up with not enough taxes being withheld to cover what they owe in 2009.
As a result, some taxpayers may need to increase their withholding amount by reducing the number of allowances claimed for the rest of year, which means making changes to a W-4 form available from an employer’s human resources department. Single taxpayers who are working at more than one job and married couples filing jointly in a situation where both spouses work are the most likely groups of taxpayers to be caught short. “They are probably going to find out they are either getting a lot less back or they might owe,” said Mark Steber, chief tax officer at Jackson Hewitt Tax Service, a tax preparation firm.
Read more: http://rismedia.com/2009-10-27/stimulus-payout-may-come-back-to-haunt-you-at-tax-time/#ixzz0Xhe8TJWgFriday, November 20, 2009
Thursday, November 12, 2009
FREE SHORT SALE Services – North Las Vegas Short Sale Realtor®
AVOID Las Vegas FORECLOSURE
Have you had any of these things happen to you?
•Your home is worth less than what you owe
•You are behind on your payments
• You are getting a job transfer
• You are in foreclosure
• You can’t afford the cost of selling your home
• You lost your job and can’t afford your home
•You are going thru a divorce
Benefits of a Short Sale:
• Avoid Foreclosure
• Avoid Bankruptcy
• Reduced damage to your credit
• Postpone your foreclosure sale date
• You can Move on with your life
I am a licensed Realtor that specializes in avoiding foreclosure. I will assist you in selling your home. The lender will cover all closing costs including Realtor commissions.
List your home with an experienced Las Vegas short sale Realtor.
Regardless of your current situation I am here to assist you, so call me today to help you find a solution! You have options which can enable you avoid foreclosure proceedings . Best of all with a short sale my commission will be paid by the bank!
www.LasVegasDawn.com for more info or give me a call at (702) 812-4550
Blog Disclaimer-This is a personal blog. All information is provided for informational purposes only and is Not legal advice. The opinions expressed here represent my own & not those of my employer. Dawn Barrier will not be liable for any errors, ommissions, accuracy, validity, currentness, suitability, completeness or any losses, injuries or damages arising from its display or use.
FREE SHORT SALE Services – North Las Vegas Short Sale Realtor®
Tuesday, November 10, 2009
FREE SHORT SALE Services – Las Vegas Short Sale Realtor®
AVOID Las Vegas FORECLOSURE
Have you had any of these things happen to you?
•Your home is worth less than what you owe
•You are behind on your payments
• You are getting a job transfer
• You are in foreclosure
• You can't afford the cost of selling your home
• You lost your job and can't afford your home
•You are going thru a divorce
Benefits of a Short Sale:
• Avoid Foreclosure
• Avoid Bankruptcy
• Reduced damage to your credit
• Postpone your foreclosure sale date
• A short sale will stay on your credit approx 2-3 years unlike foreclosure which is 10 years
• You can Move on with your life
I am a licensed Realtor that specializes in avoiding foreclosure. I will assist you in selling your home. The lender will cover all closing costs including Realtor commissions.
List your home with an experienced Las Vegas short sale Realtor.
Regardless of your current situation I am here to assist you, so call me today to help you find a solution! You have options which can enable you avoid foreclosure proceedings . Best of all with a short sale my commission will be paid by the bank!
www.LasVegasDawn.com for more info or give me a call at (702) 812-4550
Friday, November 6, 2009
New Home Buyer Tax Credit and Extention of the 1st Time Homebuyer Tax Credit
RISMEDIA, November 6, 2009-After the Senate gave final approval last night without a dissenting vote, the House of Representatives voted overwhelmingly this afternoon to pass legislation containing an extension and expansion of the homebuyer tax credit, completing Congressional action and sending the tax credit to President Obama for his signature, possibly as early as tomorrow.
The $8,000 homebuyer tax credit for first-time buyers, due to expire in 25 days, will be extended through April 30 of next year and buyers will have an additional two months, until the end of June, to close. First-time buyers who are in the process of making a purchase will no longer need to worry about qualifying for the $8,000 credit if they close after the November 30 deadline. The new legislation increases the income limit for couples with income up to $225,000, a nearly $55,000 increase above the level in existing law.
For the first time, the new legislation makes buyers who already own a home eligible for a credit. A $6,500 maximum credit will be available to existing homeowners who have lived in their current residence for five of the prior eight years. The legislation limits eligibility for the existing homeowner credit to homes worth $800,000 or less.
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Las Vegas, Nv
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Monday, October 12, 2009
TIPS: Around the Home – Preparing House for Winter
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at Around the Home - Preparing House for Winter Goes Far to Make it More Energy Efficient
RISMEDIA, October 10, 2009-(MCT)-Every fall, we button up the house by cleaning and checking, fixing and sealing. Turns out that getting the house ready for winter isn't just a cold-winter thing-it's an eco-friendly thing, too. A tight house uses-and loses-less energy, requires fewer natural resources and produces less pollution. With just a bit of effort, you can make your fall house chores even greener. Here's how:Read more: Around the Home - Preparing House for Winter Goes Far to Make it More Energy Efficient
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Century 21 Aadvantage Gold
Las Vegas, Nv www.lasvegasdawn.com
at Around the Home - Preparing House for Winter Goes Far to Make it More Energy Efficient
RISMEDIA, October 10, 2009-(MCT)-Every fall, we button up the house by cleaning and checking, fixing and sealing. Turns out that getting the house ready for winter isn't just a cold-winter thing-it's an eco-friendly thing, too. A tight house uses-and loses-less energy, requires fewer natural resources and produces less pollution. With just a bit of effort, you can make your fall house chores even greener. Here's how:Read more: Around the Home - Preparing House for Winter Goes Far to Make it More Energy Efficient
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Las Vegas, Nv www.lasvegasdawn.com
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Homeowners Must overcome some of these fears in order to possible avoid foreclosure
Read the whole article by RISMEDIA, October 10, 2009 Overcoming Fear of Foreclosure Critical for Many People to Keep Their Homes
Homeowners must overcome some of these fears in order to possible avoid foreclosure.
Fear: Homeowners are afraid to let the mortgage company know they are having a problem because they think it will speed up the foreclosure process.
Contacting your lender is an important first step if you want to save your home from foreclosure. It provides you with an opportunity to explain why you have fallen behind on your payments and what steps you are taking to get back on track. Lenders have a financial interest in keeping you in your home and may be willing to alter the terms of your loan or devise a repayment plan. Fear: Homeowners believe that if their mortgage company has already turned them down for a loan modification, there is no point in contacting a counseling agency.
Many homeowners are turned down for a loan modification because the information they provide to their lender indicates that their expenses exceed their income or that they have not provided accurate documentation and information about their loan. In other cases, the lender may have made a processing error or the investor who owns the loan will not modify loans in accordance with the Making Home Affordable program.
A housing counselor may be able to suggest alternatives that better suit your current financial situation or help you make adjustments that make you a better candidate for a loan modification with your lender. Fear: Homeowners fear being judged by others for seeking help.
These are challenging financial times. While it may feel like you are the only one struggling, the reality is that many of your friends and neighbors are also finding it difficult to stay afloat. By seeking help, you will not only increase your chances of avoiding foreclosure, you may also serve as an inspiration to others. Fear: Homeowners think it is better to use all of their financial resources before seeking help.
Many homeowners try to ride out the financial storm, using their savings and depleting their retirement accounts before seeking help. By the time they do seek help, they are in an even more desperate financial situation and they have spent the resources that may have given them more options in dealing with their mortgage crisis. Fear: Homeowners facing foreclosure fear that their situation is hopeless.
For homeowners facing foreclosure, the feelings of hopelessness and despair can be overwhelming. While for some, seeking help may mean saving their home, it is inevitable that some homeowners will end up in foreclosure. A certified housing counselor can help homeowners work through the foreclosure and build a new path for long term financial success. Fear: Companies claiming they can save your home charge large, up-front fees.
You can receive counseling from a reputable, nonprofit housing counseling agency at no charge. While there are unscrupulous businesses looking to take advantage of homeowners, there are also many HUD-approved housing counseling agencies that offer help for struggling consumers.
For more information, visit http://www.cccsinc.org/.
Read more:
Another possible solution to foreclosures is to sell your home thru the Short Sale process SHORT SALE YOUR HOME
Dawn Barrier
Century 21 Aadvantage Gold
Las Vegas, Nv www.LasVegasDawn.com
Homeowners must overcome some of these fears in order to possible avoid foreclosure.
Fear: Homeowners are afraid to let the mortgage company know they are having a problem because they think it will speed up the foreclosure process.
Contacting your lender is an important first step if you want to save your home from foreclosure. It provides you with an opportunity to explain why you have fallen behind on your payments and what steps you are taking to get back on track. Lenders have a financial interest in keeping you in your home and may be willing to alter the terms of your loan or devise a repayment plan. Fear: Homeowners believe that if their mortgage company has already turned them down for a loan modification, there is no point in contacting a counseling agency.
Many homeowners are turned down for a loan modification because the information they provide to their lender indicates that their expenses exceed their income or that they have not provided accurate documentation and information about their loan. In other cases, the lender may have made a processing error or the investor who owns the loan will not modify loans in accordance with the Making Home Affordable program.
A housing counselor may be able to suggest alternatives that better suit your current financial situation or help you make adjustments that make you a better candidate for a loan modification with your lender. Fear: Homeowners fear being judged by others for seeking help.
These are challenging financial times. While it may feel like you are the only one struggling, the reality is that many of your friends and neighbors are also finding it difficult to stay afloat. By seeking help, you will not only increase your chances of avoiding foreclosure, you may also serve as an inspiration to others. Fear: Homeowners think it is better to use all of their financial resources before seeking help.
Many homeowners try to ride out the financial storm, using their savings and depleting their retirement accounts before seeking help. By the time they do seek help, they are in an even more desperate financial situation and they have spent the resources that may have given them more options in dealing with their mortgage crisis. Fear: Homeowners facing foreclosure fear that their situation is hopeless.
For homeowners facing foreclosure, the feelings of hopelessness and despair can be overwhelming. While for some, seeking help may mean saving their home, it is inevitable that some homeowners will end up in foreclosure. A certified housing counselor can help homeowners work through the foreclosure and build a new path for long term financial success. Fear: Companies claiming they can save your home charge large, up-front fees.
You can receive counseling from a reputable, nonprofit housing counseling agency at no charge. While there are unscrupulous businesses looking to take advantage of homeowners, there are also many HUD-approved housing counseling agencies that offer help for struggling consumers.
For more information, visit http://www.cccsinc.org/.
Read more:
Another possible solution to foreclosures is to sell your home thru the Short Sale process SHORT SALE YOUR HOME
Dawn Barrier
Century 21 Aadvantage Gold
Las Vegas, Nv www.LasVegasDawn.com
Wednesday, October 7, 2009
When to DISCLOSE a "Smelly" site? NORTH LAS VEGAS- Beazer Homes Sued over Pig Farm
When to DISCLOSE a "Smelly" site? NORTH LAS VEGAS- Beazer Homes Sued over Pig Farm This is an interesting article in the Las Vegas Sun
NLV homebuyers sue builder over pig farm odors This is the same pig farm that has been a feature of "Dirty Jobs" TV show. R.C. Farms, Inc., is a pig farm that has been in North Las Vegas since 1963 and in recent years there has been a lot of talk and complaints....but.....His farm has been there since 1963. Usually, when you get within a mile of the farm or, if you are driving in the area for any length of time.....You know it! There has been so much controversy over this farm and yes, I would not want to live to close as the smell is just too much,,,but it still goes back to the fact that the farm has been there since 1963. Buyers of a North Las Vegas home are suing a home builder, charging the company failed to disclose the presence of an area pig farm that is generating odors the homeowners say are unbearable. They say in the suit that under Beazer's development agreement with the city of North Las Vegas, it was required to obtain signed releases from prospective homeowners acknowledging the existence of the R.C. Farms pig farm and that the housing development may be subjected to odors from the farm. But the Riccis say Beazer didn't provide the required information about the farm and after they moved in and noticed the odor, they asked the Beazer sales person who sold them the home about the issue.
The sales person denied any duty to disclose the presence of the farm, reasoning it was too far away from the home to necessitate disclosure, the lawsuit says. Disclose, Disclose, Disclose.... we are always told this, but, "Directions calculated by mapquest.com indicate the farm is a 1.7-mile drive from the home"... so at what point will it be determined that a radius or distance of "X" amount of miles from a site that emits a "Smell", be it a pig farm, chicken farm or something else would make it necessary to disclose? Being from the south I've been around a lot of different type of farms and usually when you are within a half a mile of some farms,,,,you know it. We almost bought a home in Florida that was over 2 miles from a chicken farm....didn't know it on the 1st visit or the 2nd...but geez one more trip by the place and we knew it...Took a bit of driving around to locate the "source", but it definitely changed our minds about the place. Ok, maybe most buyers don't drive the area and go by 3 times,,,,Maybe you should! Just like the suggestion I make to buyers to drive the neighborhood after dark on Fri/Sat nights. It may not always be a guarantee of what an area is like, but sometimes it is. And, contrary to what buyers may think,,,,,your real estate agent doesn't know everything about every neighborhood,,,at least that is my opinion. We may become an "expert" on an area, but there are always things we may not know....(ok hope I don't get blasted by other agents for that) I know on a windy day (which happens all the time here) I have been in North Las Vegas near Alianta and I knew the smell in the air most likely was from the farm, could I prove it, not likely. So, if someone is buying in North Las Vegas anyplace East of Alianta, I now may need to say, "hey, do you know about the farm a few miles away,,no? well there is,,just so you know,, on a windy day you may notice a "smell",,,etc,,,, (or do I?) maybe I need to consider a written disclosure on it now.....Maybe, I could print out this blog and have them sign it as "disclosure"..LOL...
It will be interesting to hear the outcome.
NLV homebuyers sue builder over pig farm odors This is the same pig farm that has been a feature of "Dirty Jobs" TV show. R.C. Farms, Inc., is a pig farm that has been in North Las Vegas since 1963 and in recent years there has been a lot of talk and complaints....but.....His farm has been there since 1963. Usually, when you get within a mile of the farm or, if you are driving in the area for any length of time.....You know it! There has been so much controversy over this farm and yes, I would not want to live to close as the smell is just too much,,,but it still goes back to the fact that the farm has been there since 1963. Buyers of a North Las Vegas home are suing a home builder, charging the company failed to disclose the presence of an area pig farm that is generating odors the homeowners say are unbearable. They say in the suit that under Beazer's development agreement with the city of North Las Vegas, it was required to obtain signed releases from prospective homeowners acknowledging the existence of the R.C. Farms pig farm and that the housing development may be subjected to odors from the farm. But the Riccis say Beazer didn't provide the required information about the farm and after they moved in and noticed the odor, they asked the Beazer sales person who sold them the home about the issue.
The sales person denied any duty to disclose the presence of the farm, reasoning it was too far away from the home to necessitate disclosure, the lawsuit says. Disclose, Disclose, Disclose.... we are always told this, but, "Directions calculated by mapquest.com indicate the farm is a 1.7-mile drive from the home"... so at what point will it be determined that a radius or distance of "X" amount of miles from a site that emits a "Smell", be it a pig farm, chicken farm or something else would make it necessary to disclose? Being from the south I've been around a lot of different type of farms and usually when you are within a half a mile of some farms,,,,you know it. We almost bought a home in Florida that was over 2 miles from a chicken farm....didn't know it on the 1st visit or the 2nd...but geez one more trip by the place and we knew it...Took a bit of driving around to locate the "source", but it definitely changed our minds about the place. Ok, maybe most buyers don't drive the area and go by 3 times,,,,Maybe you should! Just like the suggestion I make to buyers to drive the neighborhood after dark on Fri/Sat nights. It may not always be a guarantee of what an area is like, but sometimes it is. And, contrary to what buyers may think,,,,,your real estate agent doesn't know everything about every neighborhood,,,at least that is my opinion. We may become an "expert" on an area, but there are always things we may not know....(ok hope I don't get blasted by other agents for that) I know on a windy day (which happens all the time here) I have been in North Las Vegas near Alianta and I knew the smell in the air most likely was from the farm, could I prove it, not likely. So, if someone is buying in North Las Vegas anyplace East of Alianta, I now may need to say, "hey, do you know about the farm a few miles away,,no? well there is,,just so you know,, on a windy day you may notice a "smell",,,etc,,,, (or do I?) maybe I need to consider a written disclosure on it now.....Maybe, I could print out this blog and have them sign it as "disclosure"..LOL...
It will be interesting to hear the outcome.
Monday, October 5, 2009
Centennial Hills Movies in the Park -Kids Love this! Monsters vs. Aliens-Oct. 9, 2009
Take the kids, chairs and blankets!
The city of Las Vegas will host a Movie in the Park, "Monsters vs. Aliens," for all ages at
8 p.m. Oct. 9 at Centennial Hills Park, 7101 N. Buffalo Drive.
People are invited to picnic and bring blankets or folding chairs.
For information, call 229-1087.
Centennial Hills Village of Centennial Springs Movies in the Park
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Do you know of someone who is facing foreclosure, behind on their house payment and
they need to sell their home?
Please have them call me 812-4550, I do not charge any upfront fee for listing your home for sale
& you may be able to stay in your home longer. SHORT SALE - Preforeclosure Listing.
There is an alternative to foreclosure.
Email Dawn
Do you need to sell your Las Vegas Home?
Call me
(702) 812-4550
Dawn Barrier
Century 21 Aadvantage Gold
A Las Vegas Short Sale Agent Real Estate Professional
Certified Short Sale Professional
Dawn Barrier Email Dawn
Century 21 Aadvantage Gold
2 offices to serve your needs (North and South)
Las Vegas, Nv
(702) 812-4550My Website
My Blog
Copyright © 2009 Dawn Barrier. All Rights Reserved.
This article is of a general nature and is not intended to address any specific legal or ethical situation.
Images Copyright © 2009 Dawn Barrier. All Rights Reserved
The city of Las Vegas will host a Movie in the Park, "Monsters vs. Aliens," for all ages at
8 p.m. Oct. 9 at Centennial Hills Park, 7101 N. Buffalo Drive.
People are invited to picnic and bring blankets or folding chairs.
For information, call 229-1087.
Centennial Hills Village of Centennial Springs Movies in the Park
MAP
Do you know of someone who is facing foreclosure, behind on their house payment and
they need to sell their home?
Please have them call me 812-4550, I do not charge any upfront fee for listing your home for sale
& you may be able to stay in your home longer. SHORT SALE - Preforeclosure Listing.
There is an alternative to foreclosure.
Email Dawn
Do you need to sell your Las Vegas Home?
Call me
(702) 812-4550
Dawn Barrier
Century 21 Aadvantage Gold
A Las Vegas Short Sale Agent Real Estate Professional
Certified Short Sale Professional
Dawn Barrier Email Dawn
Century 21 Aadvantage Gold
2 offices to serve your needs (North and South)
Las Vegas, Nv
(702) 812-4550My Website
My Blog
Copyright © 2009 Dawn Barrier. All Rights Reserved.
This article is of a general nature and is not intended to address any specific legal or ethical situation.
Images Copyright © 2009 Dawn Barrier. All Rights Reserved
Where are all the Las Vegas REO's?
Interesting article by Rick Sharga or Realty Trac in RISMedia,,,,click below to read the whole article
Where Are All the REOs?
Foreclosure Fundamentals by Rick Sharga
RISMEDIA, October 5, 2009Read more: http://rismedia.com/2009-10-04/where-are-all-the-reos/#ixzz0T5P5AVGF It's a fair question. In normal market situations, a bank will repossess a home and usually process it through to a listing agent to put on the MLS within 30 days. In a relatively short period of time, virtually every marketable REO property finds itself listed for sale on the local MLS. Today, that's simply not the case; it's likely that between 450,000 and 500,000 properties repossessed over the past year are still not on the market. And with buyers hungry for housing bargains, and agents and brokers chomping at the bit ready to sell the properties, it begs for a reasonable answer. Lenders and servicers admit that it's taking longer to process REOs than it has in the past, and they offer a number of legitimate reasons: -Many of the properties have title issues that need to be resolved.
-Many of the properties are in states of utter disrepair.
-A number of states have strict redemption-rights periods, which prevents the lender from reselling the property.
-A few states have extended the length of eviction proceedings.
What else could be slowing things down? A popular theory is that many banks are holding the properties off the market in order to defer losses. There is some accounting logic to this theory, as in most cases, banks aren't required to adjust asset prices until the actual resale of the property. Another idea is that the industry is holding back the inventory to create leverage with the government in order to force the creation of a "toxic bank" or RTC-like entity that would buy the distressed assets at 50 to 60 cents on the dollar rather than the 30 to 35 cents available on the market today. This theory suggests that, seeing the threat of a massive inventory of distressed homes being released all at once, the government would "blink" rather than risk another housing market meltdown. Whatever the reason-process issues or conspiracies-we're going to continue to see record-breaking numbers of REOs for at least the next year, and we'll all be watching to see when these sought-after homes finally make their way to the market.
Rick Sharga is senior vice president at RealtyTrac
Read more: http://rismedia.com/2009-10-04/where-are-all-the-reos/#ixzz0T5PTGSbk
Where Are All the REOs?
Foreclosure Fundamentals by Rick Sharga
RISMEDIA, October 5, 2009Read more: http://rismedia.com/2009-10-04/where-are-all-the-reos/#ixzz0T5P5AVGF It's a fair question. In normal market situations, a bank will repossess a home and usually process it through to a listing agent to put on the MLS within 30 days. In a relatively short period of time, virtually every marketable REO property finds itself listed for sale on the local MLS. Today, that's simply not the case; it's likely that between 450,000 and 500,000 properties repossessed over the past year are still not on the market. And with buyers hungry for housing bargains, and agents and brokers chomping at the bit ready to sell the properties, it begs for a reasonable answer. Lenders and servicers admit that it's taking longer to process REOs than it has in the past, and they offer a number of legitimate reasons: -Many of the properties have title issues that need to be resolved.
-Many of the properties are in states of utter disrepair.
-A number of states have strict redemption-rights periods, which prevents the lender from reselling the property.
-A few states have extended the length of eviction proceedings.
What else could be slowing things down? A popular theory is that many banks are holding the properties off the market in order to defer losses. There is some accounting logic to this theory, as in most cases, banks aren't required to adjust asset prices until the actual resale of the property. Another idea is that the industry is holding back the inventory to create leverage with the government in order to force the creation of a "toxic bank" or RTC-like entity that would buy the distressed assets at 50 to 60 cents on the dollar rather than the 30 to 35 cents available on the market today. This theory suggests that, seeing the threat of a massive inventory of distressed homes being released all at once, the government would "blink" rather than risk another housing market meltdown. Whatever the reason-process issues or conspiracies-we're going to continue to see record-breaking numbers of REOs for at least the next year, and we'll all be watching to see when these sought-after homes finally make their way to the market.
Rick Sharga is senior vice president at RealtyTrac
Read more: http://rismedia.com/2009-10-04/where-are-all-the-reos/#ixzz0T5PTGSbk
Thursday, October 1, 2009
NEVER PAY a Mortgage payment to someone who comes to your door in Las Vegas, Nv or any other town !!
NEVER PAY a Mortgage payment to someone who comes to your door!!
I posted a blog...Freddie Mac hires Titanium Solutions, Inc. to Help Borrowers Complete Modification Applications
and it as well as some recent happenings prompted me to write this post... To minimize potential fraud by imposters, representatives will not be permitted to accept mortgage payments or any other money from borrowers...this is except from recent article about Freddie doing loan mods door-to-door Las Vegas has become known for having lots of scammers showing up at the door and calling people to try and get their $ by whatever tactic they can and there are still people falling for the scams and giving people money up front before they even check the person or company out. I recently had a couple ask me if they could give me their mortgage payment to turn into the bank...NO!!! Unfortunately, I have also been meeting a lot of people who have been scammed out of thousands of dollars by loan modification companys as well. NEVER PAY a Mortgage payment to someone who comes to your door!! Spread the word!
A Las Vegas Short Sale Agent Real Estate Professional
More about me...
SHORT SALE YOUR HOME NO UPFRONT FEE
A bit about me
Certified Short Sale Professional
Dawn Barrier Email Dawn
Century 21 Aadvantage Gold
2 offices to serve your needs (North and South)
Las Vegas, Nv
(702) 812-4550My Website
My Blog
Copyright © 2009 Dawn Barrier. All Rights Reserved.
This article is of a general nature and is not intended to address any specific legal or ethical situation.
Images Copyright © 2009 Dawn Barrier. All Rights Reserved.
I posted a blog...Freddie Mac hires Titanium Solutions, Inc. to Help Borrowers Complete Modification Applications
and it as well as some recent happenings prompted me to write this post... To minimize potential fraud by imposters, representatives will not be permitted to accept mortgage payments or any other money from borrowers...this is except from recent article about Freddie doing loan mods door-to-door Las Vegas has become known for having lots of scammers showing up at the door and calling people to try and get their $ by whatever tactic they can and there are still people falling for the scams and giving people money up front before they even check the person or company out. I recently had a couple ask me if they could give me their mortgage payment to turn into the bank...NO!!! Unfortunately, I have also been meeting a lot of people who have been scammed out of thousands of dollars by loan modification companys as well. NEVER PAY a Mortgage payment to someone who comes to your door!! Spread the word!
A Las Vegas Short Sale Agent Real Estate Professional
More about me...
SHORT SALE YOUR HOME NO UPFRONT FEE
A bit about me
Certified Short Sale Professional
Dawn Barrier Email Dawn
Century 21 Aadvantage Gold
2 offices to serve your needs (North and South)
Las Vegas, Nv
(702) 812-4550My Website
My Blog
Copyright © 2009 Dawn Barrier. All Rights Reserved.
This article is of a general nature and is not intended to address any specific legal or ethical situation.
Images Copyright © 2009 Dawn Barrier. All Rights Reserved.
Tuesday, September 29, 2009
Freddie Mac hires Titanium Solutions, Inc. to Help Borrowers Complete Modification Applications
Freddie Mac hires Titanium Solutions, Inc. to Help Borrowers Complete Modification Applications FREDDIE MAC STARTS DOOR-TO-DOOR EFFORT HELPING BORROWERS COMPLETE HOME AFFORDABLE MODIFICATIONS
Titanium Solutions, Inc. to Help Borrowers Complete Modification Applications
Direct from Freddie Mac..Read the full article McLean, VA - Freddie Mac (NYSE:FRE) today announced it has hired Titanium Solutions, Inc. to meet with delinquent borrowers at their homes and help them supply missing information, documents and complete other actions needed to begin their three month trial payment periods for Home Affordable Modifications under President Obama's Making Home Affordable program. Titanium Solutions will target late-paying borrowers with Freddie Mac-owned mortgages who have not returned letters or phone calls sent by their servicers, or who need to provide additional information or documents to launch their three-month Home Affordable Modification trial periods. Titanium will also help those borrowers who have started their Trial periods complete the documentation process to enable them to be converted into final modifications. "By meeting with our borrowers, one on one, in their homes Titanium Solutions can help them overcome the roadblocks keeping them from starting their Home Affordable Modification trial periods,"said Ingrid Beckles, Senior Vice President Of Default Asset Management at Freddie Mac. "We believe this can give borrowers seeking Home Affordable Modifications the same type of personalized guidance they may have had when they were buying their home or applying for their mortgage." "Through this initiative, Freddie Mac again demonstrates their commitment to helping homeowners in need. We are pleased to work with them to improve contact with at risk homeowners who are in jeopardy of losing their homes to foreclosure, as well as increasing the number of homeowners who receive and are approved for a modification," said Patrick Carey, Chief Executive Officer at Titanium Solutions, Inc. Reaching Delinquent Borrowers in their Homes
Titanium Solutions representatives will provide borrowers seeking Home Affordable Modifications with a wide range of support and expertise from reviewing program requirements, to explaining which documents are needed, to securing signatures and walking them through unfamiliar processes. I am also an HRC with Titanium Solutions www.LasVegasDawn.comDawn Barrier
Century 21 Aadvantage Gold
Las Vegas, Nv
Titanium Solutions, Inc. to Help Borrowers Complete Modification Applications
Direct from Freddie Mac..Read the full article McLean, VA - Freddie Mac (NYSE:FRE) today announced it has hired Titanium Solutions, Inc. to meet with delinquent borrowers at their homes and help them supply missing information, documents and complete other actions needed to begin their three month trial payment periods for Home Affordable Modifications under President Obama's Making Home Affordable program. Titanium Solutions will target late-paying borrowers with Freddie Mac-owned mortgages who have not returned letters or phone calls sent by their servicers, or who need to provide additional information or documents to launch their three-month Home Affordable Modification trial periods. Titanium will also help those borrowers who have started their Trial periods complete the documentation process to enable them to be converted into final modifications. "By meeting with our borrowers, one on one, in their homes Titanium Solutions can help them overcome the roadblocks keeping them from starting their Home Affordable Modification trial periods,"said Ingrid Beckles, Senior Vice President Of Default Asset Management at Freddie Mac. "We believe this can give borrowers seeking Home Affordable Modifications the same type of personalized guidance they may have had when they were buying their home or applying for their mortgage." "Through this initiative, Freddie Mac again demonstrates their commitment to helping homeowners in need. We are pleased to work with them to improve contact with at risk homeowners who are in jeopardy of losing their homes to foreclosure, as well as increasing the number of homeowners who receive and are approved for a modification," said Patrick Carey, Chief Executive Officer at Titanium Solutions, Inc. Reaching Delinquent Borrowers in their Homes
Titanium Solutions representatives will provide borrowers seeking Home Affordable Modifications with a wide range of support and expertise from reviewing program requirements, to explaining which documents are needed, to securing signatures and walking them through unfamiliar processes. I am also an HRC with Titanium Solutions www.LasVegasDawn.comDawn Barrier
Century 21 Aadvantage Gold
Las Vegas, Nv
Tuesday, September 22, 2009
WHAT DOES A SELLER NEED TO PROVIDE TO DO A LAS VEGAS SHORT SALE?
WHAT DOES A SELLER NEED TO PROVIDE TO DO A LAS VEGAS SHORT SALE?
This is just a basic starter list. Your lender may require you to provide more or less documents, but these are what you need to be prepared to provide to so that your short sale will go more smoothly.
DOCS NEEDED For Short Sale
•1. Authorization form to lender
•2. Hardship letter
•3. Mortgage Statement
•4. Financial Worksheet
•5. 2 months paystubs
•6. 2 months bank statements
•7. 2 years tax returns
If you don't have 5,6, or 7, you will need to provide a letter explaining a valid reason why you don't have them to present to the bank and it could hinder the short sale process.
Keep checking my blog for more short sale information and you can email or give me a call with other questions you may have.
A bit about me
Certified Short Sale Professional
Dawn Barrier Email Dawn
Century 21 Aadvantage Gold
2 offices to serve your needs (North and South)
Las Vegas, Nv
(702) 812-4550
Las Vegas Short Sale
My WebsiteWhat does the term "Short Sale" mean and why does it take so long to process?
Will the 1st Time Home Buyers Tax Credit Get Extended? Builders hope so......
Will the 1st Time Home Buyers Tax Credit Get Extended? Builders hope so......
Single-Family Starts Ease as Credit Deadline Looms
Read more: http://rismedia.com/2009-09-21/single-family-starts-ease-as-credit-deadline-looms/#ixzz0RrkMS7NY
RISMEDIA, September 22, 2009-Production of new single-family homes slowed in August 2009 as the expiration date for an important buyer incentive drew nearer, according to figures recently released by the U.S. Commerce Department. While overall housing starts rose 1.5% to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 598,000 units for the month, single-family starts declined 3% to a rate of 479,000 units, ending what had been a five-month run of improvements.
"With the $8,000 first-time home buyer tax credit set to expire at the end of November, the window is now basically closed for being able to start a new home that can be completed in time for purchasers to take advantage of that," said Joe Robson, Chairman of the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) and a home builder from Tulsa, Okla. "Builders are therefore pulling back on new construction at this time. Clearly Congress must act now to extend the tax credit if we are to keep the market moving toward a recovery."
"The tax credit has been helping buoy demand for new homes since its passage in February, but builders are concerned about what happens after it is gone," said NAHB Chief Economist David Crowe. "On top of the credit's impending expiration, builders continue to grapple with a severe lack of credit for housing production loans and inappropriately low appraisals that are tied to the use of distressed properties as comps - both of which blunted the tax credit's positive effect. Together, these three challenges threaten to completely stifle the upward momentum we've seen in the first half of 2009."
Read more: http://rismedia.com/2009-09-21/single-family-starts-ease-as-credit-deadline-looms/#ixzz0RrkMS7N
Single-Family Starts Ease as Credit Deadline Looms
Read more: http://rismedia.com/2009-09-21/single-family-starts-ease-as-credit-deadline-looms/#ixzz0RrkMS7NY
RISMEDIA, September 22, 2009-Production of new single-family homes slowed in August 2009 as the expiration date for an important buyer incentive drew nearer, according to figures recently released by the U.S. Commerce Department. While overall housing starts rose 1.5% to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 598,000 units for the month, single-family starts declined 3% to a rate of 479,000 units, ending what had been a five-month run of improvements.
"With the $8,000 first-time home buyer tax credit set to expire at the end of November, the window is now basically closed for being able to start a new home that can be completed in time for purchasers to take advantage of that," said Joe Robson, Chairman of the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) and a home builder from Tulsa, Okla. "Builders are therefore pulling back on new construction at this time. Clearly Congress must act now to extend the tax credit if we are to keep the market moving toward a recovery."
"The tax credit has been helping buoy demand for new homes since its passage in February, but builders are concerned about what happens after it is gone," said NAHB Chief Economist David Crowe. "On top of the credit's impending expiration, builders continue to grapple with a severe lack of credit for housing production loans and inappropriately low appraisals that are tied to the use of distressed properties as comps - both of which blunted the tax credit's positive effect. Together, these three challenges threaten to completely stifle the upward momentum we've seen in the first half of 2009."
Read more: http://rismedia.com/2009-09-21/single-family-starts-ease-as-credit-deadline-looms/#ixzz0RrkMS7N
Monday, September 21, 2009
Do you have a LAS VEGAS WACHOVIA MORTGAGE? DO YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR HOME?
Do you have a LAS VEGAS WACHOVIA MORTGAGE?
DO YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR HOME?
Contact me as we have bank connections to do a LAS VEGAS SHORT SALE ....
www.LasVegasDawn.com
Banks are getting on board and helping us process Short Sales for Las Vegas, Henderson, North Las Vegas.
Century 21 Aadvantage Gold
Las Vegas, Nv (702) 812-4550
LAS VEGAS HOMES ON MARKET REPORT- HOMES INVENTORY DROPS TO BELOW 9,000 September 20, 2009
LAS VEGAS HOMES ON MARKET REPORT- HOMES INVENTORY DROPS TO BELOW 9,000 September 20, 2009
LAS VEGAS HOMES ON MARKET REPORT- HOMES INVENTORY DROPS TO BELOW 9,000 September 20, 2009
Stats are on Resale Single Family homes only per the GLVAR MLS as of this evening.
Covers the Las Vegas Valley, North Las Vegas, Henderson area.
A bit about me
Certified Short Sale Professional
Dawn Barrier
Century 21 Aadvantage Gold
2 offices to serve your needs (North and South)
Las Vegas, Nv
(702) 812-4550
Las Vegas Short Sale
www.LasVegasDawn.com
LAS VEGAS HOMES ON MARKET REPORT- HOMES INVENTORY DROPS TO BELOW 9,000 September 20, 2009
Stats are on Resale Single Family homes only per the GLVAR MLS as of this evening.
Covers the Las Vegas Valley, North Las Vegas, Henderson area.
A bit about me
Certified Short Sale Professional
Dawn Barrier
Century 21 Aadvantage Gold
2 offices to serve your needs (North and South)
Las Vegas, Nv
(702) 812-4550
Las Vegas Short Sale
www.LasVegasDawn.com
Tuesday, June 16, 2009
BREAKING LAS VEGAS NEWS: Homes inventory is dropping, Multiple offers on homes…Vegas is heating up..
BREAKING LAS VEGAS NEWS: Homes inventory is dropping, Multiple offers on homes…
Vegas is heating up again…it is that time of year both in the housing market and the temperatures (although you wouldn’t know it by looking out the window this morning looks like a storm is coming and the past few days have been cooler than normal).
The amount of Single Family homes for sale on the MLS has dropped and the amount of homes in Pending or Contingent status (this means they have contracts on them) has increased to more than the amount of homes for sale. This may be in part due to Short Sales taking longer to actually close than a typical sale, although I have been seeing some short sales close in 60 days from list to close, but I don’t believe that is the norm.
This information was obtained from our local MLS this am and covers the Las Vegas valley, North Las Vegas, Summerlin and Henderson area for resale single family homes, not new homes.
Homes for sale in Las Vegas are comprising primarily of REO (Bank Owned) and Short Sales. Short Sales may soon be the leader in types of homes for sale in Las Vegas.
Buyers need to understand that this is typically the “Hot” season for buyers in Las Vegas. Add to that the fact that prices are so low on homes, investors are back and the first time home buyers tax credit and you have a feeding frenzy of multiple offers above asking price on a majority of the homes.
Cash buyers are back as well and in all price ranges. This may be due to the great prices and due to the fact that their money won’t get much of a return right now in CD’s and money markets.
This is a time for buyers to have patience and perseverance when buying a home in Las Vegas. Work with one agent and be prepared to that you may have to put in many offers on a several homes before you get an accepted contract.
You also should prepare yourself to wait and hear about your offer for approx 7 days now if you put in offers on bank owned. Why? There can be more than one reason for this, but the banks may want that time to receive as many offers as they can get and will usually pick the highest and best priced offer and they may have to submit all offers to a group of investors to approve the offer.
Some buyers may prefer to put in offers on short sales and skip the bank owned homes, but buyers need to be aware that these too are getting multiple offers as well and short sales will take longer to close. Plan on about 3-4 months from offer accepted to move in.
Do you know someone who is upside down on their mortgage and they need to sell their home?
Do you know someone who may want to buy a home in the Las Vegas area?
Then, pass on my information to them and I will be happy to help them out.
Recent Blogs
1. 5 Recommendations for Navigating Today’s Mortgage and Housing Markets
2. 10 Myths About Credit Scores Debunked, Las Vegas Nevada Home Buyers Get your FREE Credit Ck & Preapproval
3. Las Vegas Short Sale Help……Henderson Short Sale Help….Avoid Foreclosure…Selling your home
4. Agent Tips To Buying a REO – Foreclosure Home in Las Vegas by Dawn Barrier “Begin-Prequalify”
5. LAS VEGAS CONDO- New Listing – Just Listed – Summerlin area- SHORT SALE $59,900
6. Las Vegas Homes for under $100,000? YES, they are in VEGAS!!
7. City Center, Las Vegas Strip Construction PICS,, Aria, work is still moving on
8. Foreclosure Angel Foundation-Be a foreclosure angel-What a great way to help out
9. Home Buyers Beware…..Make you Payments on Time…Rent, Car, Credit Cards, etc.
10. What Buyers Need to Know about Short Sales – Las Vegas Short Sale HELP for Buyers
If you are in the market to sell your Las Vegas home and are not working with a Realtor, call me. I would be happy to help you through the process of selling your home.
If you are in the market for a Las Vegas home and are not working with a Realtor, call me. I would be happy to help you through the process of buying a home.
Dawn Barrier
Century 21 Aadvantage Gold
Las Vegas, Nv
(702) 812-4550
http://www.lasvegashothomes.com/
First Time Home Buyer Credit IRS INFO
Vegas is heating up again…it is that time of year both in the housing market and the temperatures (although you wouldn’t know it by looking out the window this morning looks like a storm is coming and the past few days have been cooler than normal).
The amount of Single Family homes for sale on the MLS has dropped and the amount of homes in Pending or Contingent status (this means they have contracts on them) has increased to more than the amount of homes for sale. This may be in part due to Short Sales taking longer to actually close than a typical sale, although I have been seeing some short sales close in 60 days from list to close, but I don’t believe that is the norm.
This information was obtained from our local MLS this am and covers the Las Vegas valley, North Las Vegas, Summerlin and Henderson area for resale single family homes, not new homes.
Homes for sale in Las Vegas are comprising primarily of REO (Bank Owned) and Short Sales. Short Sales may soon be the leader in types of homes for sale in Las Vegas.
Buyers need to understand that this is typically the “Hot” season for buyers in Las Vegas. Add to that the fact that prices are so low on homes, investors are back and the first time home buyers tax credit and you have a feeding frenzy of multiple offers above asking price on a majority of the homes.
Cash buyers are back as well and in all price ranges. This may be due to the great prices and due to the fact that their money won’t get much of a return right now in CD’s and money markets.
This is a time for buyers to have patience and perseverance when buying a home in Las Vegas. Work with one agent and be prepared to that you may have to put in many offers on a several homes before you get an accepted contract.
You also should prepare yourself to wait and hear about your offer for approx 7 days now if you put in offers on bank owned. Why? There can be more than one reason for this, but the banks may want that time to receive as many offers as they can get and will usually pick the highest and best priced offer and they may have to submit all offers to a group of investors to approve the offer.
Some buyers may prefer to put in offers on short sales and skip the bank owned homes, but buyers need to be aware that these too are getting multiple offers as well and short sales will take longer to close. Plan on about 3-4 months from offer accepted to move in.
Do you know someone who is upside down on their mortgage and they need to sell their home?
Do you know someone who may want to buy a home in the Las Vegas area?
Then, pass on my information to them and I will be happy to help them out.
Recent Blogs
1. 5 Recommendations for Navigating Today’s Mortgage and Housing Markets
2. 10 Myths About Credit Scores Debunked, Las Vegas Nevada Home Buyers Get your FREE Credit Ck & Preapproval
3. Las Vegas Short Sale Help……Henderson Short Sale Help….Avoid Foreclosure…Selling your home
4. Agent Tips To Buying a REO – Foreclosure Home in Las Vegas by Dawn Barrier “Begin-Prequalify”
5. LAS VEGAS CONDO- New Listing – Just Listed – Summerlin area- SHORT SALE $59,900
6. Las Vegas Homes for under $100,000? YES, they are in VEGAS!!
7. City Center, Las Vegas Strip Construction PICS,, Aria, work is still moving on
8. Foreclosure Angel Foundation-Be a foreclosure angel-What a great way to help out
9. Home Buyers Beware…..Make you Payments on Time…Rent, Car, Credit Cards, etc.
10. What Buyers Need to Know about Short Sales – Las Vegas Short Sale HELP for Buyers
If you are in the market to sell your Las Vegas home and are not working with a Realtor, call me. I would be happy to help you through the process of selling your home.
If you are in the market for a Las Vegas home and are not working with a Realtor, call me. I would be happy to help you through the process of buying a home.
Dawn Barrier
Century 21 Aadvantage Gold
Las Vegas, Nv
(702) 812-4550
http://www.lasvegashothomes.com/
First Time Home Buyer Credit IRS INFO
Friday, April 17, 2009
Agent Tips To Buying a REO - Foreclosure Home in Las Vegas by Dawn Barrier "Begin-Prequalify"
Agent Tips To Buying a REO - Foreclosure Home in Las Vegas by Dawn Barrier "Begin-Prequalify"
Work with a REALTOR® like me that has your best interest in mind.
You want to work with a REALTOR® that listens to your needs and desires and can help you achieve your goals while keeping in mind the limits of your pre-qualifed buying power (the amount you can afford).
If you are in the market for a Las Vegas home and are not working with a Realtor, call me.
Get PRE-APPROVED, Not (just pre-qualified)
THIS STEP MUST BE DONE!! You can't Skip it!
You want to get Pre-approved prior to viewing any homes on the market.
This means you get with a lender of your choice, (call me if you don't have one and would like some more info), and you give them all your work history, they actually get your credit report and score, you will provide them with w-2's, you go over your current expenses, etc and they will let you know the financing programs available to you so you know up front how much home you can afford to buy and what your approx. monthly payments will be.
The lender will then give you a PRE-APPROVAL letter. You will need to make copys of this to provide to your REALTOR®. A copy of this letter MUST be sent with every offer you make. All Bank owned REO homes for sale on the MLS will REQUIRE this letter to be submitted with your offer and they will call your lender to verify that the letter is stating the facts.
ALSO, be prepared that you may have to go thru another Pre-approval process with the Banks own Preferred lender Prior to putting in an offer, or w/in the same day of putting the offer in. This does Not mean you have to use the bank preferred lender, but it does give the bank more assurance that you are qualified (they may want to see those credit scores and w-2's, not just take the word of another lender) and they may even offer you a better deal on financing. They want to make sure that if your lender can't fund your loan, they will be able to step in and get it done so you can close the deal.
This is just the start of my tips to buying an REO home, but this is the most important information to get you started. There will be more to follow and if you scroll thru my blogs you may find past tips as well.
If you have any other questions, feel free to email or call me about them.
If you are in the market for a Las Vegas home and are not working with a Realtor, call me. I would be happy to help you through the process of buying a home.
If you are in the market to sell your Las Vegas home and are not working with a Realtor, call me. I would be happy to help you through the process of selling your home.
Copyright © 2009 Dawn Barrier. All Rights Reserved.
Work with a REALTOR® like me that has your best interest in mind.
You want to work with a REALTOR® that listens to your needs and desires and can help you achieve your goals while keeping in mind the limits of your pre-qualifed buying power (the amount you can afford).
If you are in the market for a Las Vegas home and are not working with a Realtor, call me.
Get PRE-APPROVED, Not (just pre-qualified)
THIS STEP MUST BE DONE!! You can't Skip it!
You want to get Pre-approved prior to viewing any homes on the market.
This means you get with a lender of your choice, (call me if you don't have one and would like some more info), and you give them all your work history, they actually get your credit report and score, you will provide them with w-2's, you go over your current expenses, etc and they will let you know the financing programs available to you so you know up front how much home you can afford to buy and what your approx. monthly payments will be.
The lender will then give you a PRE-APPROVAL letter. You will need to make copys of this to provide to your REALTOR®. A copy of this letter MUST be sent with every offer you make. All Bank owned REO homes for sale on the MLS will REQUIRE this letter to be submitted with your offer and they will call your lender to verify that the letter is stating the facts.
ALSO, be prepared that you may have to go thru another Pre-approval process with the Banks own Preferred lender Prior to putting in an offer, or w/in the same day of putting the offer in. This does Not mean you have to use the bank preferred lender, but it does give the bank more assurance that you are qualified (they may want to see those credit scores and w-2's, not just take the word of another lender) and they may even offer you a better deal on financing. They want to make sure that if your lender can't fund your loan, they will be able to step in and get it done so you can close the deal.
This is just the start of my tips to buying an REO home, but this is the most important information to get you started. There will be more to follow and if you scroll thru my blogs you may find past tips as well.
If you have any other questions, feel free to email or call me about them.
If you are in the market for a Las Vegas home and are not working with a Realtor, call me. I would be happy to help you through the process of buying a home.
If you are in the market to sell your Las Vegas home and are not working with a Realtor, call me. I would be happy to help you through the process of selling your home.
Copyright © 2009 Dawn Barrier. All Rights Reserved.
Wednesday, April 8, 2009
Pulte and Centex Homes to Merge to survive
Pulte and Centex Homes to Merge to survive
Wow, times are tough we all know, even the biggest of the big builders will continue to struggle to survive.
The deal may create the largest U.S. homebuilder.
According to Pulte CEO Richard J. Dugas Jr. the combination will put both firms "in an excellent position to navigate through the current housing downturn" and "accelerate a return to profitability."..bizjournal
The combined company will use the Pulte name and be based in Bloomfield Hills, Mich., but the firms said a "significant presence" will be maintained in Dallas....bizjournal
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Pulte Homes, the second-largest U.S. homebuilder, said it would buy the third largest, Centex Corp, for $1.3 billion in stock as it looks to save costs and get through the housing downturn. Read full article at Reuters
Wow, times are tough we all know, even the biggest of the big builders will continue to struggle to survive.
The deal may create the largest U.S. homebuilder.
According to Pulte CEO Richard J. Dugas Jr. the combination will put both firms "in an excellent position to navigate through the current housing downturn" and "accelerate a return to profitability."..bizjournal
The combined company will use the Pulte name and be based in Bloomfield Hills, Mich., but the firms said a "significant presence" will be maintained in Dallas....bizjournal
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Pulte Homes, the second-largest U.S. homebuilder, said it would buy the third largest, Centex Corp, for $1.3 billion in stock as it looks to save costs and get through the housing downturn. Read full article at Reuters
Saturday, April 4, 2009
Las Vegas Realtor Dawn Barrier offers Free “over the net” Home Evaluation Market Analysis for Las Vegas Sellers
Las Vegas Realtor Dawn Barrier offers Free “over the net” Home Evaluation Market Analysis for Las Vegas Sellers....(702) 812-4550
Simply fill out our short and simple form here at LasVegasHotHomes and we will provide you with a speedy response. OR...Call me (702) 812-4550 & provide info over the phone.
The correct selling price of a home is the highest price that the market will bear.
To assist you in determining the correct asking price we provide you with a comprehensive market analysis of comparable properties sold and offered for sale in your neighborhood.
Simply fill out our short and simple form here at LasVegasHotHomes and we will provide you with a speedy response. The more information given, the more accurate the evaluation.
All information you provide is secure and will be kept strictly confidential.
You can also search las vegas homes for sale at my website..LasVegasHotHomes
Read about me and my other Blogs here
Las Vegas info: $8,000 FIRST Time Home Buyers Tax Credit 2009
LasVegasHotHomes
Dawn Barrier
Liberty Realty
2920 S. Durango
Las Vegas, Nv 89117
(702) 812-4550
I write about Las Vegas real estate and other things that are interesting to me.
I am a Las Vegas REALTOR® I specialize in residential real estate, single family homes, REO’s - Bank Owned and Short Sale Listings in the Las Vegas area.
Stay tuned to read my blog and you will find out more about me and maybe some things about Las Vegas you never knew!
www.DawnBarrier.com
Simply fill out our short and simple form here at LasVegasHotHomes and we will provide you with a speedy response. OR...Call me (702) 812-4550 & provide info over the phone.
The correct selling price of a home is the highest price that the market will bear.
To assist you in determining the correct asking price we provide you with a comprehensive market analysis of comparable properties sold and offered for sale in your neighborhood.
Simply fill out our short and simple form here at LasVegasHotHomes and we will provide you with a speedy response. The more information given, the more accurate the evaluation.
All information you provide is secure and will be kept strictly confidential.
You can also search las vegas homes for sale at my website..LasVegasHotHomes
Read about me and my other Blogs here
Las Vegas info: $8,000 FIRST Time Home Buyers Tax Credit 2009
LasVegasHotHomes
Dawn Barrier
Liberty Realty
2920 S. Durango
Las Vegas, Nv 89117
(702) 812-4550
I write about Las Vegas real estate and other things that are interesting to me.
I am a Las Vegas REALTOR® I specialize in residential real estate, single family homes, REO’s - Bank Owned and Short Sale Listings in the Las Vegas area.
Stay tuned to read my blog and you will find out more about me and maybe some things about Las Vegas you never knew!
www.DawnBarrier.com
Las Vegas Realtor About Dawn Barrier, Henderson,Green Valley, Summerlin, North Las Vegas
Las Vegas Realtor About Dawn Barrier, Henderson,Green Valley, Summerlin, North Las Vegas
A bit about me
Thanks for stopping by!
Dawn Barrier, Liberty Realty
Remember me www.LasVegasDawn.com
About ME: I am a Las Vegas REALTOR® representing clients with homes for sale and clients purchasing homes in Las Vegas, NorthWest Las Vegas,Centennial Hills & Summerlin, Henderson,Green Valley
I specialize in residential real estate, single family homes, REO's/Bank Owned and ShortSales in the Las Vegas area
I have been a resident of Las Vegas for over 10 years and loving almost every minute of it!
FIND OUT HOW MUCH YOUR HOME IS WORTH--Click below
Click here for a complimentary market analysis of your home
I want you to be 100% satisfied, both with my service and with your new property.
I will involve myself in your home search as much or as little as you like, and will communicate information to you on a schedule and in a fashion that suits you best.
My goal is to make every customer a customer for life, so my job isn't done until you are completely happy in your new home.
All my clients are unique. That's why I give every client their very own private Web page where they can track properties they're interested in, see scheduled showings and appointments, and view special materials I've prepared just for them. And that's why all my clients have access to the most complete and up-to-date source of online property listings on the Internet.
Memberships:
National Association of REALTORS®
Nevada Association of REALTORS®
Greater Las Vegas Association of REALTORS®
Res.net, REONetwork, REOWorld, REOTrans
Testimonials
"Dawn is an amazing agent. I had given up on trying to use an agent after trying a handful from other supposed leading companies. Other agents either tried to tell me what kind of house I wanted, ignored most my requests, at times rude and unprofessional, the list goes on. I expressed my frustration with my loan officer and she recommended Dawn. I am glad I took a chance. From the get-go, Dawn listened to my requirements and didn't waste my time showing me houses that didn't meet my those requirements. Dawn was 100% professional at all times and displayed the knowledge and confidence a real estate agent should have when completing the paperwork (unlike the other agents I dealt with prior). Within a few weeks, Dawn had found me a great house for the price I was wanted. Dawn made the rest of the deal smooth and painless. I would recommend Dawn to anyone. In fact, I will be contacting enlisting her help when I plan to sell and upgrade to a bigger house this year!" Josh A
You are oh so professional. You are every bit the way I imagined a Realtor to act like and to be. Thank You for your professionalism! Thank You for jumping in. ...... Dana D.
A bit about me
Thanks for stopping by!
Dawn Barrier, Liberty Realty
Remember me www.LasVegasDawn.com
About ME: I am a Las Vegas REALTOR® representing clients with homes for sale and clients purchasing homes in Las Vegas, NorthWest Las Vegas,Centennial Hills & Summerlin, Henderson,Green Valley
I specialize in residential real estate, single family homes, REO's/Bank Owned and ShortSales in the Las Vegas area
I have been a resident of Las Vegas for over 10 years and loving almost every minute of it!
FIND OUT HOW MUCH YOUR HOME IS WORTH--Click below
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I want you to be 100% satisfied, both with my service and with your new property.
I will involve myself in your home search as much or as little as you like, and will communicate information to you on a schedule and in a fashion that suits you best.
My goal is to make every customer a customer for life, so my job isn't done until you are completely happy in your new home.
All my clients are unique. That's why I give every client their very own private Web page where they can track properties they're interested in, see scheduled showings and appointments, and view special materials I've prepared just for them. And that's why all my clients have access to the most complete and up-to-date source of online property listings on the Internet.
Memberships:
National Association of REALTORS®
Nevada Association of REALTORS®
Greater Las Vegas Association of REALTORS®
Res.net, REONetwork, REOWorld, REOTrans
Testimonials
"Dawn is an amazing agent. I had given up on trying to use an agent after trying a handful from other supposed leading companies. Other agents either tried to tell me what kind of house I wanted, ignored most my requests, at times rude and unprofessional, the list goes on. I expressed my frustration with my loan officer and she recommended Dawn. I am glad I took a chance. From the get-go, Dawn listened to my requirements and didn't waste my time showing me houses that didn't meet my those requirements. Dawn was 100% professional at all times and displayed the knowledge and confidence a real estate agent should have when completing the paperwork (unlike the other agents I dealt with prior). Within a few weeks, Dawn had found me a great house for the price I was wanted. Dawn made the rest of the deal smooth and painless. I would recommend Dawn to anyone. In fact, I will be contacting enlisting her help when I plan to sell and upgrade to a bigger house this year!" Josh A
You are oh so professional. You are every bit the way I imagined a Realtor to act like and to be. Thank You for your professionalism! Thank You for jumping in. ...... Dana D.
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