Showing posts with label Real Estate. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Real Estate. Show all posts

Monday, March 1, 2010

Things to Consider When Searching for a Home.

Before deciding which house to buy, think about your lifestyle, your current and anticipated housing needs, and your budget. It’s a good idea to create a prioritized list of features you want in your next home – you'll soon discover finding the right house involves striking a balance between your "must-haves" and your "nice-to-haves." To start, consider your lifestyle. If you love to cook, you'll want a well-equipped kitchen. If you're into gardening, you'll want a yard. If you're planning your office at home, you may want a room for a separate library or work space. If you have several cars, you may require a larger garage. Use this list as your search guide. Next, think about what you might need in the future. As you consider your housing needs, it's important to consider how long you may live in your home. If you're newly married, you might not be concerned with a school district right now, but you could be in a few years. If you have aging parents, you may want to look at homes that offer living arrangements for them as well as you. It’s important to think about your new home’s location just as carefully as you do about a house’s features. Location is a huge part of any move. In addition to considering the distance to work, you need to evaluate the availability of shopping, police and fire protection, medical facilities, school and day-care, traffic and parking, trash and garbage collection, even recreational facilities. Perhaps the most important decision is deciding on the type of home you want. Do you want a condominium or a co-op? A town house or a detached single-family home? Do you want brick, stone, stucco, wood, vinyl siding, or something else? Do you prefer a new home or an older one? Through all of this, make sure to talk to your real estate professional about where you want to live. While more buyers now use the Internet to gain access to listings, or available properties for sale, it is still a good idea to use an agent. The agent brings value to the entire process: he or she is available to analyze data, answer questions, share their professional expertise, and handle all the paperwork and legwork that is involved in the real estate transaction. CENTURY 21 Gold professionals have the expertise to help their clients narrow down their choices by sharing market trends and local information.

Monday, February 8, 2010

Century 21 Gold....We Are Strong

Did you know that Century 21 Gold, Richmond, Kentucky, was the strongest, most active real estate company in the Madison County Board of Realtors. Our dedicated agents accounted for approximately 36% of all transactions.

President, Broker/Owner, Thomas White says..."Our agents are dedicated to serving all the real estate needs of all individuals in and around the Madison County, KY area. They are some of the most highly skilled and knowledgeable agents in the State of Kentucky".

To learn more on how Century 21 Gold was able to achieve such great numbers in 2009, simply log onto www.century21gold.com