If you have a tree or trees to remove on you Hilton Head Property, we have listed below tree companies that can help you with your cleanup. If you are unsure who’s responsibility for the removal, click here. We have access to other contractors, please just let us know what you may need. Read the rest of this entry
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If you want a new home in the Hilton Head area, there are really only three ways to go about this. They include buying a new home from a builder, buying an older home(to tear down) or buying a vacant lot. If you are more than a few years away from making the move, think about buying a lot now. Listed below are benefits and ideas for home-site owners.
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Selling your Hilton Head property may be an idea you are seriously considering, but that does not mean you are ready to put your home or villa on the market just yet. You may be waiting to pay off your mortgage, you may be waiting for the kids to move out, or you may not be ready yet to part with all the memories yet. But that does not mean you don’t have to start preparing your property to sell. Read the rest of this entry
September is quickly approaching! That means it’s time to bring out the jackets, long-sleeve shirts, and denim jeans.
But what are you doing to bring your home into fall?
Here are a few easy decorating ideas you can do to welcome the cooler temperatures and beautiful colors into your home.
You don’t have to paint your walls or buy new furniture to get your home ready for fall.
Instead, you can use some simple seasonal tricks to welcome autumn leaves and pumpkin spices into your home, and impress your visitors in the process.
The smell of those warm spices gently wafting throughout your home is enough to energize you for the season.
Light a few candles in your kitchen or living room, as well as other rooms that receive the most traffic in your home. Your home will be looking — and smelling — festive in no time.
Personalize your front yard by placing a welcoming fall flag by the mailbox, in your front garden, or hanging from your front porch. Let people know that you’re ready for autumn!
Put the colorful summer tones away for next year and bring out your festive fall accents.
Make a seasonal statement with the centerpiece on your dining room or kitchen table. Some simple autumn centerpiece ideas include:
Add some fall foliage, colorful ribbon, or burlap accents to an autumn wreath and catch the eye of your friends and neighbors.
People tend to notice your home’s decorations when they first spy your house, which is why front door accents are often included in tips for increasing curb appeal. Display your fall home readiness with a red, gold, and brown wreath on your door!
If you have a mantle above your fireplace or an empty space on a bookshelf, fill it with simple arrangements of fall foliage — pine cones, oak leaves, acorns, and pumpkins.
To truly make a statement with your decor, pair vibrantly colored leaves with a white or neutral color base, and enjoy the display capture the attention of passersby.
6. Put a Pumpkin on Your Front PorchNothing says fall as much as a round pumpkin sitting on your porch steps.
When pumpkins come in season, you can purchase one for Halloween fun or simply as a seasonal accent.
These DIY home decorating tips work well to increase your curb appeal if you’re selling your property this season.
If you have any questions about home staging tips or about selling your home, contact us at any time. We would be happy to provide you with the answers you need.
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Price Improvements for End of Year Shoppers
Step into the New Year with a fun Hilton Head Property. Right now interest rates, great values, great properties and fantastic rentals make this the perfect time to purchase a Hilton Head property. As well, buying this time of year allows you to hit the ground running in the new year with rental income. If you are ready to get started we have listed below some great villa opportunities on Hilton Head Island below. Call us anytime for more information on any of these properties. We can email you floor plans, rental histories(noted below), additional photos, expenses of ownership and the seller disclosure on file, simply email us at Robbie@robbiebunting.com or call me anytime at (843)785-7111 ext 1. Thank you.
Just Click on any of the Photos below for the visual tour and more information.
41 The Moorings in Palmetto Dunes $339,000(over $25,000 in owner direct rentals)
39 Fazio Villa in Palmetto Dunes – $329,000 ($25,000 to $30,000 projected)
7627 Huntington Villas in Palmetto Dunes – $419,000(over $37,000 in 2014)
9B The Links in Port Royal – $449,000 (over $30,000 in 2014)
602 Barrington Park in Palmetto Dunes – $539,000(almost $40,000 projected)
422 Captains Walk in Palmetto Dunes – $749,000 (over $60,000 in 2014)
441 Captains Walk in Palmetto Dunes – $948,000 (over $70,000 in 2104)
Meet Terry Sundling with Absentee by the Sea. Terry helps second home owners keep an eye on their property from afar. His company makes routine visits to home and villas, oversees projects, cleaning services, is a first responder to alarm systems, hurricane preparation, coordinates service personnel and completes photo documentation of the properties under his care.
Not only does this help the owner keep up with their property, but these records can build value in the resale. Absentee by the Sea also completes a walk through after every rental handled by Hilton Head Properties R and R assuring that everything is in place for the next rental. This proactive approach helps owners address any issues before they become problems.
Please contact Terry Sundling at (843)422-5064 or via email at terry@absenteebythesea.com . You can also visit AbsenteeByTheSea.com.
Recently, I began reviewing the sometimes complex process of performing and utilizing home inspections as an important component of a home buying transaction.
The site helpinghomesellers.com offers a wealth of information regarding home inspections. In this segment, we’ll take a look at negotiating home inspection issues using the site as a guide.
According to the consumer information site, most contracts provide the opportunity to negotiate any repairs to the satisfaction of the buyers. This includes either doing some or all the repairs and/or compensating the buyers with cash.
Although a whole house inspection may turn up an expensive repair, sellers may be able to negotiate a cash settlement that is less expensive than what the repair would have cost. Offer money to the buyers so they can choose how the repair is completed.
Helpinghomesellers.com illustrates a classic example where a seller’s furnace died just prior to closing. The buyers understandably wanted a new furnace, and the cheapest one to be found was $1,900.
Without telling the buyer the amount, the agent, representing the seller, recommended that the seller offered to give the buyers $1,400, pointing out they could use this money towards installing any type of furnace they wanted.
Otherwise, the seller was obligated to just install a new one that worked. The buyers took the money and the seller saved $500.
Avoid repairing items that lend themselves to a subjective interpretation as to how well the repair was done. Say a garage roof needs some serious shingle repair and replacement.
After completion, what if the buyers don’t think the new shingles match the originals that well? Instead, helpinghomesellers.com says offer the buyers money so that they can repair this type of problem by themselves and you’ll save a whole lot of problems.
Money, unlike repair work, is not subject to interpretation. It sure beats sweating out the buyers’ approval, which is often done at the eleventh hour walk through.
A dollar settlement is almost always acceptable to buyers and it eliminates last minute problems.
By John Voket
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