Saturday, April 10, 2010

Landscaping adds value

Add a tree, grass or bushes to add value and curb appeal to your real estate.

Besides, it's your home and you you do have to live there.

Enjoy your home and watch it's value increase with landscape improvements.

600Rosemead Drive is for sale. It's landscaping is great. Call me at 817-891-1167 or contact me at cafigur@gmail.com.

Tuesday, April 6, 2010

One-day, fixed price sale on April 17

I am holding a one-day, fixed price sale for my townhome.

The first qualified offer of $174,900 on Saturday, April 17, takes it. Details of possession to be agreed upon.

cafigur@gmail.com
817-891-1167

Saturday, April 3, 2010

Home Buyer Tax Credits

The Federal government is offering incentives to buy homes:

  • $8,000 tax credit for first-time buyers
  • $6,500 for homeowners buying after living in a home for 5 out of the last 8 years

To top it all off, rates are low and prices are starting to climb.

Buy now. Buy my townhome. Use the tax credit.

cafigur@gmail.com
817-891-1167

Are you aware of what you are paying per square foot?

Most of us look at the price of home and think of the total price. We don't break it down.

Most real estate websites and multiple listing services show cost per square foot (cpsf or $/ft2). It is a critical measure of the value of the home--or perceived value.

Before making an offer on a home in a particular neighborhood, consider what other homes around it are selling for on a cost per square foot basis.

For example, over in Dallas, paying upwards of $150 per square foot is not unheard of, particularly in the Park Cities or even in Forest Hills. The M Streets might run at similar or larger numbers and the C- and L-Street areas a little less. But certainly more than outlying areas from McKinney to Rockwall to the Midcities.

I personally think the Midcities are a bargain. My home is selling for just over $100 per square foot and it has a higher perceived value once you see it.

Call or write to me:

cafigur@gmail.com
817-891-1167