LIST PRICE: $550,000
BED / BATH: 4/2,0,0,0
SQFT(src): 1,361 (A)
PRICE PER SQFT: $404.11
LOT(src): 0.1569/6,834 (A)
LEVELS: One
GARAGE: 2
YEAR BUILT(src): 1962 (ASR)
PROP SUB TYPE: SFR (D)
DOM / CDOM: 40/40
SLC: Standard
PARCEL #: 10970201
LISTING ID: PW17226994
This fantastic, tastefully & completely remodeled family home features 4 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms and over 1450 square feet of living space. Open floor plan with spacious bonus/family room, which the square footage is not included in the total square foot of the home. Cozy living room with fireplace, separate dining area, and spacious kitchen with sandstone counter and stainless steel appliances. Large master bedroom and master bath. Recessed lighting and double pane vinyl windows throughout home. Solar System, central HVAC system to keep the home cool in the summer and warm in the winter. Covered patio and a 2 car attached garage with plenty of storage space. This home is ready and perfect for entertaining.
(New Listing by Jason Ma, PhD & Company)
1: Decide to Buy - 2: Hire Your Agent - 3: Secure Financing - 4: Find Your Home - 5: Make an Offer - 6: Perform Due Diligence - 7: Close - 8: Protect Your Investment
Buying a home can often be a time-consuming undertaking - but it doesn't have to be.
Want to speed up your purchase? Here's how:
Act fast when there's a home you like. If you like a property, put in an offer that day.
Get preapproved for your mortgage. This will speed up your loan approval.
Have all your financial documentation organized for your preapproval.This should include recent bank account statements, pay stubs, W-2s, tax returns, etc.
Respond quickly. When your agent needs your input or your loan officer requests something, respond immediately.
Remember that any delays on your end will only delay your closing, so act with urgency and stay in touch.
If you're on the fence about buying a home, now's the time to hop off.
With national rents at all-time highs, American renters are now paying more than ever to live on someone else's property. On top of this, renting also means:
Less design freedom and flexibility
Little privacy, peace and quiet
Parking, space and storage issues
Building equity for someone else (not yourself!)
No long-term ROI or credit benefit, despite making on-time payments
With rents only continuing to rise (meaning saving money for a down payment is getting harder), there's never been a better time to get out of the rent race.
Buyers selected outdoor space as an important feature in a home. About half of all buyers said that decks, patios and yard were required or desired. But guess what other home feature is far more important to buyers? Air conditioning!
That's right, according to a massive annual consumer study from the Zillow Group, most buyers – 62 percent – want air conditioning in their homes. The good news is that 65 percent of all homes in the U.S. have central air conditioning while another 27 percent have individual air conditioning units.
With those numbers, it's no surprise that keeping cool is more important to home shoppers than decks, patios and yards!
