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WOW - FABULOUS - SPECTACULAR !!

Three out of four of the Clintonville area homes I showed last night had sign riders with fun exclamations.

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HUD Secretary says Columbus area Home Buyers don’t have to wait for the Eight Grand tax credit

Although nobody called me for the panel of distinguished guests at the mid-year meeting of the National Association of Realtors today in Washington D.C., I have found out that Shaun Donovan, secretary of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, decreed today that the Federal Housing Administration is going to permit its lenders to

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Don’t overlook the homes with just 1 bath–1/2 baths can be squeezed in!

You like the prices of the three bedroom homes in Clintonville and Grandview, Schumacher Place and Harrison West, but you REALLY, REALLY want at least a bath and a half.  And you don’t want the half to be some crazy old basement throne that hasn’t been used in 25 years. Well Columbus Home Buyers, there

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Historic Columbus Homes, Old Windows and New Ideas

I ran across a post today that made an impression on me. I show a lot of homes in the downtown neighborhoods where the homes can be as old they can be in Columbus–oldest maybe 140 years or so.
Many buyers fall in love with the homes themselves but not the idea of the upkeep and

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Feeling Stimulated to Purchase a Columbus area Home?

Two Quick Takeaways: It’s only for first time buyers — If you buy before the tax deadline this year, you can qualify for the $8000 NOW
Here is a quick re-cap on the Stimulus Plan and how it relates to Central Ohio home buyers in comparison to last Summer’s Plan:

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Think Your Columbus Area Home is Valued too High? How to Dispute Your Franklin County Property Taxes

Lately, with so many great deals available, a hot topic of conversation is property taxes. Why are they so much? How can I reduce my Franklin County Property Taxes? If I buy this short sale or foreclosed home at a discount, how do I go about getting my taxes reduced and how long do I

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A Turn Lane @ North High & NorthBroadway?

 
For years I’ve said that this is the longest light in Columbus.  It’s a busy, popular intersection and many people who live in Clintonville have to go through it at least a couple times a week.  Clintonville’s easy access from I-71 or 315 is a great selling point to potential Clintonville Home Buyers, but this

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I have had some trouble posting here lately but I have been posting to delicousrealestate.com. If you aren’t a subscriber there yet, please do so you don’t miss any Columbus News or notes about real estate in our fair city.
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Clintonville Real Estate Update October-November 2008 Sales
Downtown Housing Update Oct-November 2008

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How All-Encompassing Should Your Home Search Be

The short answer is that your home search should be as wide as possible but only within realistic confines. 
This is something first time home buyers struggle with more so than 2nd or 3rd time home buyers. In part, that’s because a first time home-buyer in Columbus may find their home search defined much more

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