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Category: What’s your opinion?
Here are the reasons you should consider living at Hidden Creek in Burlington. Lucky for you, we know of the perfect home on 6457 Elsinor Ct. with $0 down!
If you ever visit the website, Nextdoor, you can see all about your neighborhood. For Hidden Creek, it shows that there are approximately 379 residents, with the average age being 46, and 85% of them being homeowners. Click here to see the tour of this beauty!
This subdivision is located near England Idlewild Park, Boone County Dog Park, and the Boone County Fairgrounds. Also nearby is the Lucky Duck Pub, which rumor has it, is supposed to have some delicious bar food and desserts, along with drinks. Other places to eat are IHOP, Fazoli’s, LaRosa’s, Fuji Steakhouse and the list goes on.
You could own this beautiful home at $229,900 and live near all it has to offer!
If you want to view this neighborhood on Nextdoor, just click here.
This home is close to the airport, golf courses, shopping and restaurants. It has it all and is a must see!!!
Contact The Vories Team to see this home for yourself at 1-833-VORIES1 or shop for homes at http://www.thevoriesteam.com. Keller Williams Realty Services. Equal Housing Opportunity.
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This is how we roll!
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We won again this year! Just waiting to receive the award from the NKY Chamber of Commerce.
We are very fortunate to be chosen again!
Emerging 30 is composed of local businesses making a significant economic impact on the community based on annual revenue growth. Winners receive public acknowledgement of their achievements and are encouraged to offer their guidance to help other small businesses grow during events tailored specifically to Emerging 30 designees.
It’s all thanks to our wonderful clients and referral partners, that makes us successful. Thankfully we love what we do, whether it’s helping buyers or sellers, or working with investors. Thanks for your business!
If you could live in any of these settings, and money was NOT an object, which would you choose?
There’s no better feeling than owning your own home and gaining that moment of bliss with the thought of, “This is Mine”!
The Incredible Joy of Owning Your Home
If you haven’t bought a home yet, you’re missing out on a wonderful feeling! That moment when you walk through your doors, throw your purse or keys on the floor, plop down on your couch and breathe a sigh of relief while thinking, “Finally, it’s ours (or mine)!” And the joy of looking at all of your boxes, getting to roll your eyes about why you buy so much stuff, then giving yourself a moment to take a nap because you worked hard to get here and earned it! Yes that’s a real feeling!
We often hear, and read, about the cost effectiveness of home ownership. The equity build-up, the freedom it can give us from finances in our retirement years, and a plethora of other ways owning a home can be a positive impact on your bottom dollar. But we don’t often hear about the emotional impact owning a home can have. Yes there will be days the fridge is acting silly and you need to call your home warranty, or days you have to get outside to mow your own yard, but nothing beats the pride and joy of owning a home.
There is a sense of security, and a sense of “this is mine and I worked my way up to this moment,” that provides moments of bliss. The ability to do with your home as you please, not pay a pretty penny for every member of your fur family, and the privacy it provides can’t be beat.
Home ownership also gives you the ability to put down some roots. And we mean that figuratively and literally. You get to build memories through the holidays and go through many milestones with your family, that leave a significant impact into the later years. You also get to build bonds with your neighbors, and grow in a community oriented neighborhood. With rentals, people come and go annually, but there are deeper roots planted with building relationships with those living next to you. Potlucks, 4th of July and New Year’s Eve spent lighting fireworks, and just the excitement of getting to know each other and build new relationships.
Buying a home isn’t about the dollars and cents for everyone, sometimes it’s just about the joy of owning your own place, and getting to build amazing memories in it. If you’ve been longing for this, get in touch with a real estate agent, and make it happen. You owe it to yourself to make your dreams come true!
Wondering why your home might not sell?
6 Reasons Your Home Won’t Sell
Are you ready to sell your home and want it to have a great first impression on the market? Or maybe your home has been listed for a few weeks or months, and you can’t figure out why it won’t sell, and you know your agent is working hard to market it. We’ve listed below the top 6 reasons your home may not make a good impression and end up stagnant on the market.
1. IT’S OVERPRICED
To be clear, an overpriced home is the #1 reason a home won’t sell. We often times want our homes to be worth a lot more than we may see based on the data, but if you put your home on the market for the number you wish it will bring instead of the price it actually needs to be, your home can sit on the market for months without getting a single showing. If you’re thinking you need to price high to leave room for negotiations, statistics show that views for your property, for buyers in your price range, can drop a whopping 90% if it’s priced too high. Discuss with your agent what the market says the value of your home is, then price it competitively to potentially get a bidding frenzy instead of low offers or having it expire.
2. LOW SHOWING AVAILABILITY
Making sure the house is clean and having to leave on a daily basis for buyers to tour the home may get a little overwhelming, but it is crucial to have open availability to have your home shown. You could end up missing out on the perfect buyer if you decline too many showings. The longer it sits on the market, the less value buyers will see in it. Talk with your agent about having a 24 hour notice period if the extra time is needed, but make sure your home is available to be shown as often as possible.
3. CLUTTERED SPACE
Buyers want to walk into a house and envision their lives in that home. This is difficult to do if your home is cluttered with personal belongings. They are instantly given the feeling of invading someone else’s personal space, instead of the satisfaction of being able to see a future in your home. Make sure your property is clutter free before putting it on the market; and store away any family photos.
4. UNPLEASANT ODORS
If you smoke or have pets, it’s easy to get used to the smell to the point that you don’t even notice it anymore. But it’s important to understand that the scent can be picked up by new people visiting your home, and it can really turn them off from making an offer. Before a showing, make sure to dispose of any garbage, don’t cook fish or other strong smelling food, and ensure the home is freshened up so there are no pet or smoke odors.
5. UNWILLING TO MAKE REPAIRS
Selling your home as-is may sound appealing at first, but being unwilling to make repairs could cost another mortgage payment that far exceeds the cost of repairs if you refuse to work with the buyer on their requests and the home goes back on the market again. It’s wise to be open to repair requests, and simply go over with your agent what you can afford to do and make a reasonable counter offer during the repair negotiations.
6. UNWILLING TO NEGOTIATE WITH BUYERS
It’s important to have an open mind about requests that will come from buyers when it comes to purchasing your home. These requests can come in the form of price negotiations, repair requests, or even requests to cover closing costs or home warranties. With your agent on your side advising you of the best steps to take, it’s best to be open to working with the buyer’s on some of their requests to ensure a successful closing.
Contact The Vories Team to get your home sold at 1-833-VORIES1 or visit http://www.thevoriesteam.com. Keller Williams Realty Services. Equal Housing Opportunity.
If money wasn’t an issue, which one would you choose to enhance your home/life?
A. New Kitchen
B. New Bathroom
C. New Patio
D. Invest In Real Estate
Contact The Vories Team if you need help with any of the above at 1-833-VORIES1. To shop for homes, stop by our website at http://www.thevoriesteam.com. Keller Williams Realty Services. Equal Housing Opportunity.
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