Sunday, February 7, 2010
Short Sale and Foreclosure Specialist Realtor Century 21 Real Estate Agent Cape Coral Fort Myers Lehigh Acres Florida
Call the Mary Neilson Team today at 239-243-5989. Ask how we can help YOU!!! Don't wait until it's too late. Short sales are easier on your credit than a foreclosure. All conversations are strictly confidential. We'll walk you through the process one step at a time. The call is free, The help you will receive is priceless. Call 239-243-5989 or email mary@maryneilson.com
Need Help? Real estate agent REALTOR Short Sale Experts in Cape Coral Lehigh Acres Fort Myers Florida.
Do you have an Citi Mortgage, Bank of America, National City, First Franklin, Option One, American Home Mortgage Servicing Inc., AHMC, EMC, Wells Fargo, Countrywide, Aurora, Saxon, Washington Mutual, Specialized Loan Servicing Home Loan in Lee County, Cape Coral, Fort Myers Lehigh Acres, Florida ? Are you behind in your payments? Avoid foreclosure. The Mary Neilson Team can help. We have negotiated short sales with these and other lenders successfully and will take the time to explain your options. Call or email Mary today to learn more. 239-243-5989 mary@maryneilson.com
Search Cape Coral Fort Myers Florida homes MLS Like a Real Estate Agent REALTOR!
Click the link 'SEARCH MLS LIKE AN AGENT' near the upper right of this page to find Lee County real estate. Prices are low and it's time to buy in SW Florida. Input your own criteria and search at your own pace. Find foreclosures, bank owned, short sales (sometimes worth the wait), waterfront, sailboat access, canal, beach, pool, single family, condo, Gulf of Mexico access, gated community, golf community, etc. Choose your favorites then contact the MARY NEILSON TEAM for your private showings. Call 239-243-5989. *7 days a week*
Search Bank Owned Foreclosures Foreclosure Short Sale Short Sales Gulf Access Real Estate Homes & Property in Cape Coral Florida Free List
We're making news here in Cape Coral and Fort Myers Florida and it's GOOD news. Prices are down and Sales are up. Don't miss this fantastic opportunity!!!! Find out how to search for Bank or Corporate owned, Foreclosures & Short Sale homes houses properties. Choose from homes & condos under $100,000., gulf access, canal & waterfront homes under $200,000 and luxury homes $$$.
The MARY NEILSON TEAM are full time, experienced agents serving all of Lee County. Don't hesitate while prices are low, low, low. Many properties are receiving multiple offers. We will have a lender qualify you for a loan so you will be ready to act quickly.
Email me at mary@maryneilson.com or call 239-243-5989 today for a Free no obligation List of SW Florida properties or search the Cape Coral Fort Myers MLS database like a REALTOR.
The MARY NEILSON TEAM are full time, experienced agents serving all of Lee County. Don't hesitate while prices are low, low, low. Many properties are receiving multiple offers. We will have a lender qualify you for a loan so you will be ready to act quickly.
Email me at mary@maryneilson.com or call 239-243-5989 today for a Free no obligation List of SW Florida properties or search the Cape Coral Fort Myers MLS database like a REALTOR.
Thursday, August 13, 2009
4 Cape Coral, Fort Myers, Lehigh Acres Florida Short Sales Pre Foreclosures Closed in the last 2 weeks!!!
Call the Mary Neilson Team today at 239-243-5989. Ask how we can help YOU!!! Don't wait until it's too late. Short sales are easier on your credit than a foreclosure. All conversations are strictly confidential. We'll walk you through the process one step at a time. The call is free, The help you will receive is priceless. Call 239-243-5989 or email mary@maryneilson.com
Congratulations to THE MARY NEILSON TEAM Century 21 Birchwood Realty Cape Coral Fort Myers Florida REALTOR
TOP LISTING TEAM for the month of July at Century 21 Birchwood Realty, Inc. Thanks to agents, Donna Moyer, David Dunbar, Jan Jablonowski, Gaby Valderrama & Susan Betts. The Action Team shines again.
Saturday, May 30, 2009
Gov't allows short-term loans for tax credit
May 29, 2009 2:24 PM EST
WASHINGTON - Thousands of first-time homebuyers will be able to get short-term loans so they can quickly make use of a new $8,000 tax credit to pay for some of the costs of buying a home.
The Federal Housing Administration on Friday released details of a plan in which borrowers who use FHA loans can get advances from lenders that let them effectively receive the credit in advance, so they don't have to wait to get the money from the Internal Revenue Service.
Most borrowers will still have to come up with the FHA's required 3.5 percent down payment, unless they work through a state or local housing agency or an approved nonprofit. Ten states have such programs in place, according to the National Council of State Housing Agencies.
But there are many other potential uses, such as for closing costs and fees, or to beef up the down payment beyond the minimum level.
The FHA which insures about a quarter of new home loans, is projected to guarantee about 2.2 million loans in the next budget year.
Any buyer who has not owned a home in the past three years is considered a first-time buyer and eligible for the program. Borrowers can claim the credit by filing an amended 2008 tax return or can wait for their 2009 return.
The change "will present an enormous benefit for communities struggling to deal with an oversupply of housing," Housing Secretary Shaun Donovan said in a statement.
The tax credit was included in the economic stimulus package signed by President Barack Obama in February. It is not available to individuals with incomes above $95,000 or couples with incomes above $170,000 and expires Nov. 30.
Real estate agents and homebuilders generally welcomed the change. Jerry Howard, chief executive of the National Association of Home Builders, called it a "great step in the right direction." On Wall Street, shares of such builders as Toll Brothers and D.R. Horton rose on the news.
Still, some real estate agents were concerned that many buyers won't benefit at all if they can't use it for a down payment - a big hurdle for many first-time buyers.
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By ALAN ZIBEL AP Real Estate Writer
Adrian Jacobs
239-677-7250
WASHINGTON - Thousands of first-time homebuyers will be able to get short-term loans so they can quickly make use of a new $8,000 tax credit to pay for some of the costs of buying a home.
The Federal Housing Administration on Friday released details of a plan in which borrowers who use FHA loans can get advances from lenders that let them effectively receive the credit in advance, so they don't have to wait to get the money from the Internal Revenue Service.
Most borrowers will still have to come up with the FHA's required 3.5 percent down payment, unless they work through a state or local housing agency or an approved nonprofit. Ten states have such programs in place, according to the National Council of State Housing Agencies.
But there are many other potential uses, such as for closing costs and fees, or to beef up the down payment beyond the minimum level.
The FHA which insures about a quarter of new home loans, is projected to guarantee about 2.2 million loans in the next budget year.
Any buyer who has not owned a home in the past three years is considered a first-time buyer and eligible for the program. Borrowers can claim the credit by filing an amended 2008 tax return or can wait for their 2009 return.
The change "will present an enormous benefit for communities struggling to deal with an oversupply of housing," Housing Secretary Shaun Donovan said in a statement.
The tax credit was included in the economic stimulus package signed by President Barack Obama in February. It is not available to individuals with incomes above $95,000 or couples with incomes above $170,000 and expires Nov. 30.
Real estate agents and homebuilders generally welcomed the change. Jerry Howard, chief executive of the National Association of Home Builders, called it a "great step in the right direction." On Wall Street, shares of such builders as Toll Brothers and D.R. Horton rose on the news.
Still, some real estate agents were concerned that many buyers won't benefit at all if they can't use it for a down payment - a big hurdle for many first-time buyers.
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By ALAN ZIBEL AP Real Estate Writer
Adrian Jacobs
239-677-7250
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