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Comments (8)A photo might help us determine that. I'm having a hard time imagining the shade from a single tree, a dogwood no less, being all that significant. If this is right beneath the tree within several feet of the trunk, you wouldn't want to hve grass there. Mulch there instead...See MoreWould appreciate your thoughts
Comments (3)Looks like a good list to me. If I had to replace one item I would replace Contender with Empress, but that is my personal preference, as I know many people who like Contender. I really like Rattlesnake and Red Noodle is a good one if you like using them in some Asian recipes. Good luck and report back upon your results. Dean...See MoreSelling and would appreciate your advice
Comments (18)Deb- If you do go FSBO try to do the following: let's assume that you've already decluttered, staged the house & your home has a great curb appeal. 1)Contact a couple of realtors & get their opinion & comps on listing your house. You can always have them as back ups in case you get tired of having your house FSBO. 2)Contact a RE attorney. Get a CONTRACT from him/her. Do not get any contracts from Staples or such. 3)VERY IMPORTANT-When you get an offer get a FULL LARGE DEPOSIT on the day of the offer & take it to your attorney to put it in escrow immediately. Try not to split the deposit. Unfortunately, most people will give you $1,000 to hold the property & within a week will come up with additional money.Try to get 10% of the purchase price. Get the largest deposit you can. If buyers put a large sum down & it's in escrow, it's less likely that they'll try to back out. Do not do long closing dates. The faster you can close the better. Too much time may kick in the buyers remorse. Almost everybody gets buyers remorse, esp when it comes to large purchases. There has been an epidemic of buyers remorse in the past year. I had one back out & the ones who purchased almost backed out!!! If you get a large deposit & it's deposited into an escrow quickly, it will be very difficult or impossible for buyers to get that money back, otherwise they can cancel the checks... 4)Get familiar with the contract so you can fill it out properly. PUT EVERYTHING IN WRITING -what stays, goes, contingency dates, special clauses...The TWO important contingencies: a)THE INSPECTIONS-Radon, Asbestos, termite & home....Try to have your buyers get those done ASAP- within 1-2 weeks. This gives them wiggle room so get it out of the way quickly. b)THEIR FINANCING- Make sure they show you a PRE-QUALIFICATION letter that they qualify for the amount of the purchase. Try to get them to get approved as soon as possible-2-3 weeks. Get a confirmation letter that they have been approved. These are 2 different things. The first one tells you that they can afford it, but their credit has not been checked. The APPROVAL letter tells you that EVERYTHING is OK. They are good to go. AFTER the inspections & the financing approval letter from the bank you can be ALMOST be sure you have the house sold. However, anything can happen so it's not sold until closing. Good luck....See MorePaint color choice is holding up the job, would appreciate your help
Comments (2)Don't know about the true balance thing, but Wenge AF-180 looks very pretty with Indian River....See MoreRelated Professionals
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