Wednesday, March 11, 2020
Lake Country Living - Ground Rules
Lake Country Living - Ground Rules Ground Rules- Landscaping Tips to Help Sell Your Home
Friday, January 25, 2019
How will you price your home to sell?
How will you price your home to sell? The first step in deciding whether or not to sell your home is know what your home is worth in today's market. Let me give you a FREE market value report on your home, with information on comparable properties in your area and a recommended list price.
Wednesday, January 16, 2019
For Sale: 1929 Tumbleweed Cir West Bend WI 53095
For Sale: 1929 Tumbleweed Cir West Bend WI 53095 Ranch home built in 2013, one owner. Open concept main living area, with fireplace, vaulted ceilings, first floor laundry, master suite and more. Lower level finished with spacious family room, entertainment bar/rec area, full bathroom and additional room. Property sits on a very nice lot facing conservancy land, with stamped concrete patio, pond, southern exposure. Contact 262-443-2672 for more info or a showing!
My RE/MAX Tools
My RE/MAX Tools Here are a few of my favorite things.... marketing, strategy, & communication!
Tuesday, November 20, 2018
Thinking about Selling your home?
Thinking about Selling your home? #MarketAnalysis #HomeValue #HomeSelling 🏡💵📈📫🔍📝
206 O’Connell St Watertown, WI FOR SALE Cash Flow Rental Property
206 O’Connell St Watertown, WI FOR SALE Cash Flow Rental Property #featured #duplexforsale #watertown
Monday, August 20, 2018
198 Cramer Ave Dousman MLS#1599694 RE/MAX Realty Center
198 Cramer Ave Dousman MLS#1599694 RE/MAX Realty Center Home For Sale at 198 Cramer Ave Dousman, WI 53118. This home is completely updated! 3 Bedroom 2 Bath + Rec Room and Large Yard. MLS #1599694 Presented by Heidi Buchberger RE/MAX Realty Center 262-443-2672
Thursday, April 26, 2018
N82W22404 Scott St Sussex, WI 53089
N82W22404 Scott St Sussex, WI 53089 Beautiful home on over an Acre of wooded paradise in Sussex, WI. 3 Bedrooms 3.5 Bathrooms, Completely updated with NEW Kitchen, Hardwood Flooring, Fireplace, Quartz and more. Priced at $369,900 this home offers you great indoor and outdoor living spaces! #MLS1577860 Presented By: Heidi Buchberger RE/MAX Realty Center 262-443-2672
Tuesday, April 3, 2018
I'M BACK to my REAL ESTATE BLOG
Hi Everyone!
It's been awhile since I've been active on my real estate blog. It is time for me to get back at it and provide you with GREAT information on our Wisconsin Real Estate Market and all things REAL ESTATE :-)
My career is one of the loves in my life, and if you know me personally, you know I talk about real estate quite often. I know that helping others understand the home buying or home selling process is what I do best. It's my passion, and knowing I can share it easily with you through blogging... well, I am going to commit to that! If there is a question you have, please comment below and I will definitely answer it! If there is a topic you want me to discuss, comment below too!
I am always looking to grow my business, and continuing to educate myself in ALL aspects of the Real Estate Industry!
“The major fortunes in America have been made in land.”
If you have Family, Friends or Neighbors that are considering buying a new home or selling their existing please have them contact me. I appreciate referrals!
Monday, December 18, 2017
Friday, December 15, 2017
Tuesday, December 5, 2017
Title Insurance Tuesday- Learn Here
Title Insurance Tuesday- Learn Here
Summit Title LDS
Summit Title LDS
Seems Like A Simple Question...
"How long does a tax lien remain on the title to a property?"
Tax liens remain on a property for a period of 20 years. There is NO exception. Taxing authorities will file and re-file to continue to keep tax liens on property.
Tax liens remain on a property for a period of 20 years. There is NO exception. Taxing authorities will file and re-file to continue to keep tax liens on property.
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Thursday, November 16, 2017
#RefreshME Challenge- RE/MAX Realty Center
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Tuesday, November 7, 2017
Title Insurance Tuesday- Learn Here
Title Insurance Tuesday- Learn Here
Summit Title LDS
Summit Title LDS
Seems Like A Simple Question...
"What does it mean to buy a property "Subject to" ?
You can purchase a property subject to matters on the title that you or the seller do not want to pay to clear at the time of conveyance. These include delinquent taxes, judgments, DNS charges, even mortgages.
You must understand that you are assuming responsibility for these charges, and that these items are specifically excepted in your Owner's Title Policy.
You can purchase a property subject to matters on the title that you or the seller do not want to pay to clear at the time of conveyance. These include delinquent taxes, judgments, DNS charges, even mortgages.
You must understand that you are assuming responsibility for these charges, and that these items are specifically excepted in your Owner's Title Policy.
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Thursday, October 19, 2017
Tuesday, October 10, 2017
Title Insurance Tuesday- Learn Here
Title Insurance Tuesday- Learn Here
Summit Title LDS
Summit Title LDS
Seems Like A Simple Question...
"Can a Personal Representative of an estate deed property to themselves?"
WIS. Stat. 860.13 states that a Personal Representative (PR) cannot purchase, lease, or take a mortgage on a property owned by an estate unless he or she obtains:
A. Written consent of all adult heirs (or guardians in the case of minor or incompetent heirs;) or
B. A court order approving and confirming the sale.
Neither action is necessary if the Will specifically gives the PR the authority to purchase, lease, or take a mortgage on specific estate property.
WIS. Stat. 860.13 states that a Personal Representative (PR) cannot purchase, lease, or take a mortgage on a property owned by an estate unless he or she obtains:
A. Written consent of all adult heirs (or guardians in the case of minor or incompetent heirs;) or
B. A court order approving and confirming the sale.
Neither action is necessary if the Will specifically gives the PR the authority to purchase, lease, or take a mortgage on specific estate property.
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Tuesday, September 12, 2017
Title Insurance Tuesday- Learn Here
Title Insurance Tuesday- Learn Here
Summit Title LDS
Summit Title LDS
Seems Like A Simple Question...
"Just what does a Land Contract convey to the buyer?"
A land contract, once executed and delivered to the purchaser, is a present sale that conveys equitable title to the buyer, subject only to the vendor's right to collect the purchase price in installment payments. The seller does not retain any ownership in the property that has been sold; he has only a contractual security interest in the land for the unpaid balance of the land contract. Once a property is sold under a land contract, neither the seller nor the purchaser can mortgage their interest separately.
An Owner's Title Policy can be issued at the time of the execution of the Land Contract. However, issuing a Lender's Policy does not "fit" the interest of the Seller.
A land contract, once executed and delivered to the purchaser, is a present sale that conveys equitable title to the buyer, subject only to the vendor's right to collect the purchase price in installment payments. The seller does not retain any ownership in the property that has been sold; he has only a contractual security interest in the land for the unpaid balance of the land contract. Once a property is sold under a land contract, neither the seller nor the purchaser can mortgage their interest separately.
An Owner's Title Policy can be issued at the time of the execution of the Land Contract. However, issuing a Lender's Policy does not "fit" the interest of the Seller.
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Friday, September 1, 2017
Tuesday, August 29, 2017
Title Insurance Tuesday- Learn Here
Title Insurance Tuesday- Learn Here
Summit Title LDS
Summit Title LDS
Seems Like A Simple Question...
"If only one spouse is borrowing on a refinance, does the other spouse need to be present for the closing?"
ABSOLUTELY YES!
The parties are refereed to as the "borrowing spouse" and the "Non-borrowing spouse." The non-borrowing spouse should be at the closing since they need to be fully aware of the transaction and its terms since the new loan effects their homestead rights.
The non-borrowing spouse must sign documents including, at least, the Truth-In-Lending. Mortgage and Right of Rescission. Be aware that the non-borrowing spouse has as much rights to rescind as the borrowing spouse. it is always best for both of them to be present at the closing to avoid questions of complete disclosure.
ABSOLUTELY YES!
The parties are refereed to as the "borrowing spouse" and the "Non-borrowing spouse." The non-borrowing spouse should be at the closing since they need to be fully aware of the transaction and its terms since the new loan effects their homestead rights.
The non-borrowing spouse must sign documents including, at least, the Truth-In-Lending. Mortgage and Right of Rescission. Be aware that the non-borrowing spouse has as much rights to rescind as the borrowing spouse. it is always best for both of them to be present at the closing to avoid questions of complete disclosure.
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