Selling a home 
Selling ahome in Nashville TN can be greatly enhanced by using the professional team of Realtors with The Ashton Real Estate Group of RE/MAX Elite
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Coby Ginsberg sells Nashville and has a full time teaching job!
Sunday, October 9th, 2011 at 2:41pm. 245 Views, 0 Comments.
Coby Ginsberg is a realtor on The Ashton Real estate Group of RE/MAX Elite but he also is a full time teacher with one of the schools in Nashville TN.
Even with a full time job, Coby is managing to have a very strong real estate career that would be the envy of a lot of other full time realtors!
here is Coby's real estate update for the week:
"Under contract for new construction in Ladd Park closing in December for $344k.
I also have an out of towner this week coming in looking in Franklin in the $400k range. In addition I have a home buyer looking in Bellevue around the $150k price range."
Coby also has two homes for sale in the Nashville area. One in Hendersonville for $265k and the other home Antioch for $118k.
114 Myrtlewood Lane in…
Jarrod Curcio sells a HUD home and lists a Nashville short sale home for sale
Wednesday, October 5th, 2011 at 8:52am. 500 Views, 0 Comments.
Jarrod had another busy week in helping buyers and sellers with Nashvillereal estate.
He had a closing Friday on a HUD home in Ashland City, which is just to the north east of Nashville TN, and he also wrote an accepted offer on a foreclosed home.
In addition Jarrod wrote an offer with an out of town client in Greenbrier that just got accepted and to top it off he just listed a short sale in Antioch.
Mark O'Connell of REMAX Elite helps his clients buy in Bellevue
Saturday, September 10th, 2011 at 6:53pm. 252 Views, 0 Comments.
Selling Homes in Nashville TN
Mark O’Connell of TAREG and RE/MAX Elite has had a very busy week selling Nashville area real estate and working with his clients to find them homes.
He has helped his most recent clients negotiate the purchase of a three bedroom townhouse in Bellevue.
His clients are delighted with this home after being recently outbid on another property. Negotiations were rapid with a binding agreement in place within five days of the first viewing and the planned closing is in 30 days’ time. Mark is currently working with clients from Chicago to find their ideal home with an upcoming “road trip” in the coming week and they will be looking at homes in the Brentwood and Franklin area in the $400K to $500K…An Update from Barbara Childs of REMAX Elite in Nashville TN
Wednesday, September 7th, 2011 at 4:34pm. 248 Views, 0 Comments.
"Barbara Blackwood Childs closed one home in Brentwood TN at $360k this week, and one other home
in Thompson Station, just south of Franklin TN, at 187k.
Murfreesboro home was sold and closed at $160k, and a fabulous listing in Green Hills closed at $492k.
Contract written for Maury County condo built by Ole South."
As you can see the team members of The Ashton Real estate Group of RE/MAX Elite in Nashville are still representing home buyers and sellers. Even though there is talk to a slow market it's a fact that a home that is well priced and takes in to account any deferred maintenance issues or other variables can still sell.
With the expertise of our team members, when it comes to listing a home, it some times takes a fresh pair of…
Keith Waller of TAREG and REMAX Elite Update
Wednesday, September 7th, 2011 at 11:21am. 372 Views, 0 Comments.
Keith Waller of The Ashton Real Estate Group of RE/MAX Elite in Nashville TN just helped first-time home buyers close on their new home in Hendersonville ($365,000) and is currently working with several buyers looking to purchase homes in Franklin (Westhaven), Lebanon, Nashville, and Gallatin (Fairvue Plantation).
In addition to his clients looking to buy, Keith just listed a home in Legends Ridge for a new client for $749,900 - it's a fantastic home with 5 bedrooms and 4 baths in the Williamson County School district, minutes from Historic Downtown Franklin-
Click here to see the full details of the home at 509 Lake Valley Ct, Franklin TN
If you are considering selling your home then you should consider utilising the marketing…
Diana Giles of TAREG of REMAX Elite is selling homes in Nashville TN
Saturday, August 27th, 2011 at 11:10am. 362 Views, 0 Comments.
Hard work is paying off for Diana! She is working with a condo buyer (130k), and 2 investors. One closed on a property and has an accepted offer on another property. Both will be listed soon (125K, 115K) Her other investor just had an offer accepted. This shows that the real estate market in Nashville is still providing some great opportunities for buyers and investors alike.
The demand for rental homes seems to on the increase which is a direct result of the change in mortgage qualifications and the fact that people are stiill hesitant about buying a home. The consumer confidence still seems to be erring on the side of caution which means that the time it's taking ahome to sell is overall increasing.
The other side of a real estate…
Yards Sell Homes and Neighborhood!
Tuesday, November 16th, 2010 at 5:39pm. 451 Views, 0 Comments.
November 16, 2010--A new survey conducted by Relocation.com finds that 75 percent of Americans believe the most important factor in determining a neighborhood's safety is the up-keep of surrounding homes, especially the conditions of the front lawns, which trumps even Googling neighborhood statistics to get a feel for a community.
This is taken from the story by Relocation.com and in reality just reinforces what we all know. That if a neighborhood is well maintained and the homes are all seen to well kept and attractive then it will attract buyers. Buyers do want to get good deals but they also want to live in an environment that they will be happy with. It is clear that some subdivisions may represent better value on paper, but the higher number…
Is this a "Buyer's Market?"
Sunday, November 14th, 2010 at 12:54pm. 224 Views, 0 Comments.
As sure as the sun rises, almost every time a Realtor® introduces
themselves in a social situation these days, it is followed by this
question..
"How is the market?"
I've heard a lot of different answers to this question, yet no matter
how any given Realtor® might choose to answer that (which is another
conversation all together) it seems that most people feel that it is in
fact a BUYERS MARKET. But what exactly does that mean? Many people
think that there are deals abound everywhere you look, or some similar
terminology to the effect.
Most people have heard something in the news about slumping real estate
sales, about how there is an excess of inventory on the market, and how
homes and condominium units can be purchased for…
Nashville Home Closings for October 2010
Friday, November 12th, 2010 at 11:57am. 330 Views, 0 Comments.
October looks like it was a reasonable month for home closings in Nashville TN. There were 447 homes that closed in October 2010. This doesn't include any condo sales. This is down from the 671 homes that closed in Nashville last year in October 2009. Condo sales for Nashville were 102 closings compared to 218 in October 2009.
Nashville Real Estate Statistics
The cheapest home that sold was listed for $9,900 and actually sold for $5,000 after just 27 days on the market. The home was sold as is and will likely be renovated and resold. The most expensive sold was $1,750,000. It was originally listed at $1,995,000 and sold after 182 days on the market.
The average price of a home sold in Nashville was $204,261 with an average days on the market of 90…
Nashville Foreclosure Homes
Friday, October 29th, 2010 at 12:11pm. 269 Views, 0 Comments.
As the real estate market in the USA and the world in general feels the after effects of the global economic downturn the number of home that have been foreclosed on continues to impact the real estate markets. As the bank owned property comes on to the market the perceptions of the buyers is that these homes represent good value and that the banks are really wanting to get the inventory off their books.
Lowball Offers
The number of homes on the market and the perception of the banks willingness to deal with any offer has led to a number of lowball offers from buyers that have actually been accepted by the bank. This then effects the foreclosure market in a number of ways both direct and indirect. The downward pressure on the real estate market as a…
