LeanOnLindsay

209 E.North St, SC Home For Sale or Lease/Purchase

2010-11-30T14:52:00.000-05:00

HOME-LEASE W/OPTION TO PURCHASE-UPSTATE SOUTH CAROLINA

2010-11-30T14:13:00.000-05:00

Additional Photos

Ext Front View	Living Room
Fireplace	Living Room 2
Kitchen	Office/Master Bedroom

Contact Info

Lindsay Saunders

Keller Williams Realty

864-607-0479

For sale by agent/broker

Equal Opportunity Housing

Gypsy Souls and Soulution this weekend @ Brown Street Jazz Club-Greenville, SC

2010-07-29T11:48:00.000-04:00

Thinking 'Bout Somethin'

2010-07-26T13:59:00.000-04:00

The Black Keys - Tighten Up [OFFICIAL VIDEO]

2010-07-26T12:26:00.000-04:00

Spring Skunk Bluegrass Music Festival-Greer, SC

2010-05-13T12:54:00.000-04:00

I am pleased to be spreading the word about the 1st Annual Spring Skunk Music Festival being held this weekend in Greer, SC. The event takes place May 15 & 16 at the Skunk Farm at 4063 Jordan Road, Greer.

The Spring Skunk Music Festival will be featuring Packway Handle Band, Scott Miller and more...

Tickets are $30 for Friday, $15 for Saturday or $40 for the weekend. Hope to see you there!

For more information, Click Spring Skunk Music Festival.

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Greek Festival-Greenville, SC

2010-05-13T12:33:00.000-04:00

As another summer approaches, so does another fun-filled, delicious Greek Festival. A great time to experience the Greek culture with friends and family. A little history, a little music, a little dancing, and LOTS of great food. Bring your appetite and sunscreen, Greenville Weather looks to be warm, with possibility of showers.

Click on Greek Festival 2010 for more information and directions. Hope you see you there!

Opa!

Greenville Real Estate Girl
Keller Williams Greenville Central Partners
864-607-0479
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#TipsForHomeSellers:#Negotiating Offers

2010-03-11T17:05:00.001-05:00

It's called a buyer's market for a reason, the buyer's have the power. If you have your home for sale, and you receive an offer, here are some things to consider before making your decision:

-Your 1st offer is almost always your best offer, so try to make it work

-If you are not happy with the offer, take into consideration your monthly expenses (mortgage payment, taxes, insurance, utilities, HOA, etc) How much more will you spend on the home if you don't try to negotiate this offer?

-Be realistic about what is selling in your neighborhood/area that is the most comparable to your home, and take into consideration

-Do Not consider comps thar are more than 6 months ago, 3 months is the preferred. (totally different market 6 months ago)

-Even if you receive an offer close to asking price, will your home appraise? And if it doesn't, are you prepared to sell it at appraised value?

For more tips on selling your home, go to: http://www.greenvillerealestategirl.com/

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"A year from now, you'll wish you had started today."
-Karen Lamb

Multiple Offers On Short Sales/Foreclosures

2010-02-09T14:43:00.001-05:00

Nothing is more disappointing than working with a buyer, especially first timers, that finds the perfect house, and they think because it's a foreclosure, they're getting a heck of a deal. (You can definitely get an awesome deal on a foreclosure, but I'm not talking about good deals.) I call the listing agent to see if there are any other offers on the table, and there are. So I advise my clients to make there highest, and best offer, so we do not get in bidding war, and they do not lose out on their "perfect home". I guess it is experience that gives me the ability to know these little details, but isn't that why people have a Realtor helping them? Because they don't know everything about what they are doing when purchasing a home? This scenario has happened to me twice now, on multiple offers, with two different first timers. (I think they now get it) but look at how much time and energy we wasted on other offers because they would not even offer asking price.

Maybe I need to sharpen my skills with getting them to understand why I know what I am talking about. I even suggested they call some past clients of mine that made 3 offers on foreclosed houses and didn't get any of them because they did not bid at least asking price. My advise to buyers when looking, and considering an offer, on foreclosed homes would be to have your agent call the listing agent, if they don't do it already (which they should) and if there are other offers on the table, offer close to asking price, especially if you are asking for closing costs.

For more info about buying foreclosed/short sale properties, go to: http://www.greenvillerealestategirl.com/

'Nothing good comes in a hurry'

Lindsay Saunders, Realtor and REO Specialist

Keller Williams Greenville Central Partners

864-607-0479

Saunders@kw.com

http://www.greenvillerealestategirl.com/

Mortgage Modification Program

2010-02-09T12:57:00.000-05:00

Although I don't really agree with the whole mortgage modification idea, I don't think that the homeowners that are applying for a loan modification should have to go up against fraudulent companies. I feel that the loan modification is just delaying the inevitable which is not good for anyone. I cam across an article that was explaining how the FTC is kicking around the idea to propose a ban on all mortgage relief companies from charging an upfront fee. The link for the article is below.
http://rismedia.com/2010-02-08/ftc-proposes-rule-that-would-bar-mortgage-relief-companies-from-charging-up-front-fees/
I had a seller/friend who called me because she was several months behind on her payments, was having a difficult time finding work, and had little to no money. I had discussed her options with a short-sale, and thought that was what we had agreed upon. Until she called me the next week to tell me she had received a letter in the mail that stated she could modify her loan, and get out of delinquency, for only $400. I'm not going to go into the details, but to make a long story short, she went ahead with the $400 modification. Guess who called me last week??? Apologizing for the mistake she made and how she lost the $400 because they couldn't help her, etc, etc, etc. Really?? Who is going to modify a loan for someone who doesn't have a job or income??
If you, or someone you know, is facing foreclosure, or is behind on payments, you have options available that can sometimes stop your from destroying your credit. I am an REO certified specialist, and I can help you decide what is the best option for your situation. Not to mention, sometimes Realtors have investors who may come buy it straight from the bank, and give you cash for your keys. It's happened to me.
Not in SC? I can help anyone, anywhere, buy, or sell, real estate.

Lindsay Saunders, Realtor and REO Certified Specialist

Keller Williams Greenville Central Partners

864-607-0479

Saunders@kw.com

www.GreenvilleRealEstateGirl.com

Serious Sellers Need to List their Homes NOW!!!

2010-02-09T12:33:00.000-05:00

Stop kicking tires!!!! If you are thinking about selling your house, you need to list it now to take advantage of the stimulated buyer market that will soon expire in April. Although you may not be able to sell your home for what you want to get out of it, or what you may think it is worth, however, it could be worth even less if you wait. As the buyer pool dries up in April with the expiration of the tax credit, we will start to see interest rates go up. Not to mention the millions of houses that are referred to as "shadow inventory" that have been foreclosed on, and the banks have not released. But you better believe that when on bank starts to release those "shadow" properties, all the banks will start to release them. Do you know who foreclosed in your neighborhood? Or in your area?? Don't find out the hard way. Click below to read more about our nations housing inventory.

http://rismedia.com/2010-02-08/number-of-for-sale-homes-increased-2-9-percent-in-january-2010-according-to-ziprealty-housing-report/

I can help anyone, anywhere, buy or sell, real estate.

"Be the person you want other people to be"

-Gandhi

Lindsay Saunders, Realtor and REO Certified Specialist

Kelle Williams Greenville Central Partners

864-607-0479

Saunders@kw.com

http://www.greenvillerealestategirl.com/

"Green" Cleaning Tip #1

2010-01-29T15:23:00.000-05:00

Most of us have no idea the horrible, harsh chemicals, that we not only clean with, but also inhale and put into our bodies. There are quite a few less expensive, and "eco-friendly" ways to clean, not only our homes, but our clothes, bodies, etc. Think that "Green" cleaning is expensive? It can be, if you go to Whole Foods, or other natural grocery stores, and buy the products on their shelves. However, one of the best, inexpensive, disinfectants is Vinegar!! Not to mention it's a great fabric softener! And you can drink it!!! I know most people don't like the smell of vinegar, but I would much rather smell vinegar for an hour than fill my home, and family, full of harsh chemicals and carrcenogens, wouldn't you?? We have been brain washed to think that unless it's full of chemicals, it doesn't disinfect, or completely clean. So wrong!

Top 10 Worst Cleaners!

-Drain Cleaner
-Oven Cleaner
-Toilet Cleaners
-Spot removers
-Silver/metal polishes
-Furniture Cleaners
-Cleansers/Powdered Cleaners
-Window Cleaners
-Bleach
-Liquid Cleaners

Not to mention all of these go back into our water!!!! There are a lot of great companies out there that you can get highly concentrated products from, in the mail, that are environmentally friendly and much less expensive than your common household cleaners. The one that I use, and really like is MellaLuca. They use little, to no, water in their products, because, why should they charge you for the water, and dilute their product, when you are going to use water in the bucket, toilet, or washing machine anyway??

For more information about being "Green", go to: http://www.greenvillerealestategirl.com/

Looking to buy or sell??? I can help anyone, anywhere, buy or sell, property.

The Earth does not belong to us, we belong to the Earth.

-Unknown

Lindsay Saunders, Realtor, REO Certified Specialist

Keller Williams Greenville Central Partner

864-607-0479 Direct

Saunders@kw.com

http://www.greenvillerealestategirl.com/

Double-Dip in Housing Market

2010-01-28T13:52:00.000-05:00

For over the last year, all we have heard is mostly negative information regarding the housing market conditions, and finally, the media has decided to share some positive information regarding the so-called "recovery" of the housing market. However, if you look deeper than the surface of the matter, you will see what is "recovering" will soon dip down again.

Let's take a look back at 2006, which was the biggest year in history for real estate in the United States. It was also the biggest year for 3-year, and 5-year ARM (Adjustable Rate Mortgages). Well, we all saw what happened when the 3-year ARMs hit in 2009, so what does that leave for the 5-Year ARMs in 2011?? One would think that will all the chaos of 2009 when the 3-Year ARMs reset, that those homeowners with the 5-Year ARMs would refinance. One problem is that a lot of those homeowners carrying the 5-Year ARMs don't know they have them. The other problem is that those who know they have them, and want to refinance, are having a hard time refinancing due to the constriction in the mortgage market. This storm is far from over. So, what does this all mean?? You are going to see a slight upswing to the market in the next couple months, but we will see another dip in the market, and yet another decrease in home values.

If you are thinking of selling your home, as a professional, I would highly recommend you talk to a Realtor about what you need to do to sell now, instead of waiting, and watching, property values decrease even more. I would rather take a 10 percent loss than a 20 percent loss, wouldn't you???

For more information, go to www.GreenvilleRealEstateGirl.com.

Not in South Carolina, I can help anyone, anywhere, buy, or sell, property.

"Life is hard. It's even harder when you're stupid."

-John Wayne

Lindsay Saunders, Realtor and REO Certified Specialist

Keller Williams Greenville Central Partners

864-607-0479 Direct

Saunders@kw.com

http://www.greenvillerealestategirl.com/

HUD is Tightening UP-BIG TIME!!! BUY NOW!!!

2010-01-20T15:32:00.001-05:00

Changes are coming to FHA, and they're not favorable to ease of home buying. There is no set date yet, but here's the short story:

Upfront MIP(Mortgage Insurance) will increase from 1.75% to 2.25%

Update to FICO scores and LTV maximums (620 minimum marketable, but down payment may increase to 5%)

Seller contributions will be reduced from 6% to just 3% to be in line with conventional markets

Increased audits of FHA lenders

As in so many things, the government appears to be attempting to regulate and stimulate the marketplace at the same time, without regard to consequences.

Thinking of buying, or selling??? Don't wait for the Government to make more regulations to the market they have tried to stimulate.

"The only competition worthy of a wise man is with himself"

-Anna Jameson

Lindsay Saunders, Realtor, REO Certified Specialist

Keller Williams Greenville Central Partners

864-607-0479 Direct

Saunders@kw.com

http://www.greenvillerealestategirl.com/

Calling All Real Estate Investors!!!

2010-01-20T14:11:00.000-05:00

The FHA Commissioner announced that FHA will be waiving the 90 day seasoning regulation on properties that have a contract dated on, or after February 1, 2010. Up until 2/1/10, as an investor/flipper, you had to wait until the title was in the current owner/investor's name for 90 days before it could be sold to a new purchaser. Of course, there are guidelines for this, just like anything else. However, this is great news for investors who slowed down due to the restriction, or people with extra cash who want to get into investing and flipping real estate.

Remember real estate is about the only investment, that over the past 30 years, has had an average appreciation rate of 4 percent. Not many other investments have that kind of consistency rate.

Certain property may be resold and financed using FHA insured financing without waiting 90 days.

FHA has temporarily waived the 90 day wait period, on certain transactions. These recently purchased homes may be sold and financed with FHA insurance.

· Private sellers and investors are now eligible to take advantage of this waiver.

· These transactions must be arms-length, with no identity of interest between the buyer and the seller or other parties participating in the sales transaction.

· In cases where the sales price is 20% or greater than the seller's acquisition, the lender must justify the increase in value with supporting documentation of renovation, repair and rehabilitation work.

o If no such work was performed the appraiser must provide an appropriate explanation of the increase in property value since the prior title transfer.

o The lender must order a property inspection and provide that report to the home buyer. Buyer's may be charged for the cost of this inspection.

Thinking about buying or selling property??? I can help anyone, anywhere!!!

For more information, go to www.GreenvilleRealEstateGirl.com.

"Begin with the end in mind"

Lindsay Saunders, Realtor, REO Certified Specialist

Keller Williams Greenville Central Partners

864-607-0479 Direct

Saunders@kw.com

www.GreenvilleRealEstateGirl.com

Over 1.5 Acre Lot Close to Simpsonville, SC

2010-01-13T13:08:00.002-05:00

Lindsay Saunders | Keller Williams Realty | saunders@kw.com | 864-607-0479

2188 Deck Road, Gray Court, SC

Quiet, Country Living within Minutes of Much Desired Simpsonville

3BR/2BA Manufactured

offered at $62,000

Year Built	1996
Sq Footage	1,100
Bedrooms	3
Bathrooms	2 full, 0 partial
Floors	1
Parking	Unspecified
Lot Size	1.53 acres
HOA/Maint	$0 per month

see additional photos below

ADDITIONAL PHOTOS

Ext Front View	Ext Rear View
Woods/Creek Backyard	Living/Dining Fireplace
Kitchen	Garden Tub-Master Bath

Contact info:

Lindsay Saunders

Keller Williams Realty

saunders@kw.com

864-607-0479

For sale by agent/broker

Equal Opportunity Housing

Posted: Jan 13, 2010, 8:44am PST

Don't Miss the Boat....

2010-01-04T17:07:00.000-05:00

Majority of the buyers I represent are first-time home buyers, and up until this past year, I haven't had the challenges of getting them to the closing table that I've faced in 2009. As I'm sure this is the case with a lot of Realtors. As a consumer myself, I want the best bang for my buck, as well. However, sometimes when you are awaiting the "Perfect Deal", you miss a Great opportunity.

I have had several buyer clients this past year that had their eye set on one property, and continued to tell me that they were going to wait for the price to drop again, and again, and again. Well, in all, but one of these cases, these buyers missed the opportunity to buy the house they wanted because they were certain the seller was going to become desperate, and continue to drop the price. Other buyers saw the great opportunity, and submitted the accepted offer, while my buyers lost out. Outcome? No other homes compared to the one they had their eye set on, they became frustrated, and decided not to purchase.

Another thing to consider...As a buyer is waiting for the "Perfect Deal", interest rates are rising, and will continue to rise. You can get a lot more house at 5 percent interest than you can at 6 percent. Just food for thought. Let's put this in perspective: in the 1970's economy/housing crisis, interest rates were around 11 percent and there was no way to even be considered for a mortgage without 10 percent down payment. I'm pretty sure the cost of living, and housing, was much less 30-40 years ago, than it is now.

For more Buyer Resources, go to: www.GreenvilleRealEstateGirl.com

Thinking of buying, or selling?? I can help anyone, anywhere, buy, or sell, real estate.

"Be the person you want other people to be"

-Ghandi

Lindsay Saunders, Realtor, REO Certified Specialist

Keller Williams Greenville Central Partners

864-607-0479 Direct

Saunders@kw.com

www.GreenvilleRealEstateGirl.com

The#PerfectLender

2009-12-28T11:15:00.000-05:00

Finding a lender is one of the most important steps when purchasing a home. And more times than not, most purchasers will go through the loan process with the first lender they speak to. It is important to shop around when looking for financing. It's almost like buying a car. If you are in the market for a Honda, you don't purchase from the first Honda dealer you go to, or do you? A smart shopper, and wise money manager, goes to all the Honda dealerships to see which one will give him the best deal. The same is true with mortgage loans.

If you are a home buyer, and you have a Realtor representing you, ask them for a list of lenders they would recommend, or have done business with in the past. I was recently told in a REO certification class, that you can have 4 mortgage inquiries in a 30 day period before it drops you credit score, which is the false preconception most consumers have. Mortgage Credit IS different than you basic consumer credit, such as car loans, credit cards, etc.

For more information on choosing a lender, go to:

http://rismedia.com/2009-12-23/hud-issues-booklet-to-help-consumers-shop-for-home-loans/

Not in South Carolina?? I can help anyone, anywhere, buy, or sell, real estate.

Want more info on the Home Buying Process?? Go to: http://www.greenvillerealestategirl.com/

Best wishes for a Happy and Prosporus 2010!!!

Lindsay Saunders, Realtor

864-607-0479

Saunders@kw.com

http://www.greenvillerealestategirl.com/

5 Questions To Consider When #Buying a #Home.....

2009-12-21T12:32:00.000-05:00

There a so many things to consider when purchasing a home. Whether you are buying your first home, or your fifth home, you should always have someone working for you and representing your best interests. So many times I come in contact with buyers, and sellers, who don't think they need representation. Not having representation in a real estate transaction is like not having legal representation when going to court. I don't know about you, but I'm no attorney, however, I AM a Realtor. And the best part? A buyer's agent is compensated by the seller's agent, so there is no out-of-pocket expense to the buyer for having representation.

Also, as a buyer, when you call an agent off of a yard sign, remember you are calling the agent that represents the seller, and in some states, that allow "Dual Agency", if the seller's agent signs the buyer, they represent both parties, buyer and seller. My state allows Dual Agency, and in this situation, the agent has to basically remove themselves from representing either party, and they facilitate the transaction, and become the middle man. Now, let's be realistic, who does the agent really represent? Their own Pockets!! Whole is better than half.

For more questions to consider when purchasing a home, go to:
http://rismedia.com/2009-12-14/5-questions-to-consider-before-purchasing-a-home/

Not in Greenville, SC?? I can help anyone, anywhere, buy, or sell real estate!

"Life is hard, it's even harder when you're stupid"
-John Wayne

Happy Holidays!!!

Lindsay Saunders, Realtor

Keller Williams Greenville Central Partners

864-607-0479

Saunders@kw.com

http://www.greenvillerealestategirl.com/

2009-12-17T11:05:00.001-05:00

Give your family the gift of owning a home:

30 YR FIXED: 4.750 %
15 YR FIXED: 4.250 %
FHA 30 YR: 4.750 %
RURAL HOUSING: 5.250 %

2009-12-16T13:46:00.001-05:00

30 YR FIXED: 4.875 %
15 YR FIXED:4.375 %
#FHA 30 YR:4.875 %
#RURAL HOUSING:5.250 %
GIVE YOURSELF THE GIFT OF HOMEOWNERSHIP

#Making #Home #Affordable #Program

2009-12-16T13:39:00.000-05:00

I have recently been contacted by a friend, and distressed homeowner, who has lost her job, and is having a hard time finding steady work. She has blown through her savings, and is a couple of months behind on her mortgage payments. As a friend, and compassinate Realtor, I want to help her. I have met with her and discussed her options: 1. Short Sale, 2. Foreclsoure, 3. Loan Modification Program ( Which in her case, I'm not sure is feasible) Her bank has told her that she may qulaify for a loan modification if she compeletes the paper work and sends in $400, which she doesn't have.

In my professional opinion, a Short Sale would be her best option. However, she has shared with me that she is going to proceed with the loan modification program. I'm afraid that the $400 was to start the process and not for the completion of the modification process. Being unemployed, or without steady income, it is my understanding that homeowners will more than likely not qualify for a modification program. It is also my understanding that the homeowner cannot be more than 30 days late in a 12 month period on their payment.

For more information regarding the 'Making Home Affordable' program, go to: http://rismedia.com/2009-12-15/help-for-homeowners-understanding-the-making-home-affordable-program/
Also, confide in a Realtor you trust regarding you options, and for help.

Not in Greenville, SC area? I can help anyone, anywhere, buy, or sell, property.

"Wisdom becomes knowledge when it is personal experience."
-Unknown

Happy Holidays!!!

Lindsay Saunders, Realtor
864-607-0479
Saunders@kw.com
http://www.greenvillerealestategirl.com/

When Choosing a Realtor.....

2009-12-14T12:32:00.000-05:00

Just because a Real Estate Agent has 10, 15, 20 or even 30 years experience, does not always make them the 'Best' Real Estate Agent. The old school days of selling real estate have changed. Like many industries, the real estate industry is rapidly moving towards being more, if not all, technologically based. Many 'seasoned agents', who have aquired all of these years of experience, are having a difficult time changing with the times. It is often hard to teach an old dog new tricks. According to NAR (National Association or Realtors) 86 percent of all home buyers start their search on the interet.

So, as a seller, if your Realtor is not marketing your home on multiple websites, no matter how many years of experience they have selling real estate, your home may have a very hard time competeing with other properties in the area that have a strong web presence. For example, I market all of my listings on over 40 websites to give my sellers the best possible web presence and try to create interest in their home.

On the buyer's side, if your agent doesn't have a strong web presence, how well can your agent obtain information for you when searching for property if they do not have a strong sense of technology. You could miss the opportuinity for that perfect property because your agent is 'behind the times'.

As a younger agent, this has been something I have be challenged with. I have been judged because of my age. However, I teach a lot of the 'seasoned agents' in my office how to increase their web presence, get more web exposure for their listings, and capture more potential buyers.

Don't judge a book by it's cover!

For more information on 'Chosing a Realtor' go to: http://www.greenvillerealestategirl.com/

Not in Greenville, SC? I can help anyone, anywhere buy, or sell, property.

Happy Monday!

Lindsay Saunders, Realtor
864-607-0479
Saunders@kw.com
http://www.greenvillerealestategirl.com/
http://www.lindsaymsaunders.com/

Creative Marketing-FHA 203(k) Loan Program

2009-12-09T11:41:00.000-05:00

There are now more ways than ever to obtain creative financing when purchasing a home, as well as incentives. For example, the FHA 203(k) Streamline Loan. With this loan program, a purchaser can finance up to $35,000 on top of the contract price for repairs, improvements, and upgrades. So buyers, don't over-look the cosmetically distressed properties because you think it will be 'too much work'. Talk to your lender to see if the offer the 203(k) Streamline loan, and if you qualify. The loans are both rolled into one payment, and there are several qualifications for both the purchaser, and the property, so make sure it is something that is feasible before approaching.

For more information on the FHA 203 (k) Streamline Loan Program go to: www.GreenvilleRealEstateGirl.com

'Love what is ahead by loving what came before'.

Not in Greenville, SC area? I can help anyone, anywhere buy, and sell, property!

Lindsay Saunders, Realtor
Keller Williams Greenville Central
Saunders@kw.com
www.GreenvilleRealEstateGirl.com
www.LindsayMSaunders.com

Tip #1 For Today's Home Seller

2009-12-08T15:53:00.000-05:00

When selling your home, or any property, make sure your Realtor knows your local Housing Market. It is also important to educate, and focus on, what is happening at your local level, and not national level. Every seller wants top dollar for their property, and every Realtor wants then to receive top dollar for their property. However, in order to do that, you must price your house according to what's happening with the properties around you. Don't view your Realtor as the enemy when they present the statistics, and they are not what you wanted to see. They, we, are only the bearer of bad news. Realtors don't like showing sharing the stats any more than the seller wants to hear it.

It's important to remember that EVERY market is different. The national media predicts, and shares, the housing stats on a national level, and it's just not logical to believe everything that is reported. It's like predicting the forecast for the entire nation; "It's going to be Sunny and 70 everywhere!" Not likely!

For more information on pricing, and selling, your home, go to www.GreenvilleRealEstateGirl.com.

Not in Greenville, SC? I can help anyone, anywhere, buy and sell property!

Peace is not the absence of conflict, but the ability to cope with it.

Lindsay Saunders, Realtor
Keller Williams Greenville Central Partners
Saunders@kw.com
www.GreenvilleRealEstateGirl.com
www.LindsayMSaunders.com

Buying Your First Home

2009-12-07T10:57:00.000-05:00

There are so many details that go into purchasing a home. It is so important to have someone who will educate you through the process, and actually cares about your best interests, and investment. With everything that has happened with our economy, and housing industry, Realtors and sellers have become desperate, and in many cases, only looking out for their own best interests. Did you know that there is no out-of-pocket expense to a purchaser, to retain, a professional Realtor to protect your best interests? The seller's agent has already negotiated the commission with the seller when they obtained the listing, and pays a cooperating broker (agent) for bringing a buyer to the closing table. For more buyer resources, visit my website at www.GreenvilleRealEstateGirl.com .

Not in Greenville, SC? I can help anyone, anywhere, buy or sell property! I have a network of over 75,000 agents across the country that I work with.

Have a great Monday!!

Lindsay Saunders, Realtor
Keller Williams Greenville Central Partners
Saunders@kw.com
www.GreenvilleRealEstateGirl.com

2009-12-02T13:51:00.001-05:00

Great mortgage rates are still available!
30 YR FIXED:4.625 %
15 YR FIXED: 4.250 %
FHA 30 YR:4.750 %
RURAL HOUSING:5.000 %

2009-11-12T11:19:00.001-05:00

30 YR FIXED: 4.750 %
15 YR FIXED: 4.250 %
FHA 30 YR: 4.750 %
RURAL HOUSING: 5.000 %

2009-11-11T11:49:00.001-05:00

Great website to answer all questions about the tax credit extensionhttp://ping.fm/xvH74

2009-11-10T15:13:00.001-05:00

It's Crab Claw Season!! Just had lunch with my friends, David and Masi. D brought back 10 lbs of crab claws from Miami. My first expeience, and it was sooo good! Did you know they tear off one of the claws, and (they're supposed) to through the crab back in for the claw to rejuvinate for next year. Interesting.....

2009-11-09T12:01:00.001-05:00

30 YR FIXED: 4.750 %
15 YR FIXED: 4.250 %
FHA 30 YR: 4.750 %
RURAL HOUSING: 5.250 %

2009-11-05T14:28:00.001-05:00

30 YR FIXED: 4.875 %
15 YR FIXED: 4.375 %
FHA 30 YR: 4.875 %
RURAL HOUSING: 5.250 %

2009-10-15T15:00:00.001-04:00

LOCK YOUR RATES NOW FOR 1ST TIME BUYER CREDIT
30 YR FIXED: 4.875 %
15 YR FIXED: 4.375 %
FHA 30 YR: 5.000 %
RURAL HOUSING:5.250 %

2009-10-14T11:52:00.001-04:00

30 YR FIXED: 4.875 %
15 YR FIXED: 4.375 %
FHA 30 YR: 4.875 %
RURAL HOUSING: 5.250 %

2009-10-13T14:08:00.001-04:00

30 YR FIXED: 4.750 %
15 YR FIXED: 4.375 %
FHA 30 YR: 4.875 %
RURAL HOUSING: 5.250 %

2009-10-13T11:56:00.001-04:00

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2009-10-06T14:37:00.001-04:00

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2009-10-06T14:36:00.001-04:00

Rates are STILL below 5%. What are you wating for???30 YR FIXED:4.750 %15 YR FIXED:4.250 %FHA 30 YR: 4.750 %RURAL HOUSING:5.000 %

2009-09-28T21:23:00.001-04:00

Check out these incredible rates!
30 YR FIXED: 4.750 %
15 YR FIXED: 4.250 %
FHA 30 YR: 4.875 %
RURAL HOUSING: 5.250 %

2009-09-21T12:12:00.001-04:00

30 YR FIXED: 4.875 %
15 YR FIXED: 4.375 %
FHA 30 YR: 4.875 %
RURAL HOUSING: 5.250 %

2009-09-18T13:24:00.001-04:00

Great love and great achievements involve great risk....

2009-09-18T13:23:00.001-04:00

Give people more than they expect and do it cheerfully!