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The Bedford County and Middle Tennessee Market has enjoyed the motion and stirring of the $8000 tax credit that is about to expire in just 2 days… It’s given people that were sitting on that proverbial fence a reason to get serious and start making offers and buying property… The market…Read Full Entry
Spring changes everything within the real estate world. The buyers that have been looking actually start to buy homes and go out and go see more homes, because the cold weather that kept them from looking is gone and now all the sellers homes look better too with all the landscaping blooming and trees…Read Full Entry
Thanks for checking out our site at craigwheeler.com. The $8000 tax credit must have the binding sales contract signed beApril 30th and must be closed by June 30th, 2010… Also the first time home buyer is defined as someone who has not owned a home in the previous 3 years. Tax credit is equal to…Read Full Entry
Hello and thanks for checking out our blog… Right now is one of the best times in the past 20 years to purchase a home. There is the $8000 Tax Credit from the government, there is a lot of good inventory out there to choose from, Banks have foreclosed homes that are typically priced below market…Read Full Entry
All first time home buyers OR anyone who has not owned a home in the past 3 years qualifies for this one of a kind gift. This economy is really picking up and now first time homebuyers can purchase a new home and then amend last years tax return and receive $8000 from the US government as part of the…Read Full Entry
The market is picking up noticeably and buyers are out there in large numbers searching for the deals that everyone is talking about. Our auction just this past Saturday had over 45 people there and it was just a house and 13 acres, so hopefully we are just about to see some things turn around and start…Read Full Entry
Short Sale Opportunities for Buyers & Sellers
by on Mar 09, 2009 in Housing, Mortgage, Auctions, Appreciation
In the real estate market today the new buzz word is “short sale.” Basically in a nutshell the short sale is when the banks are allowing the sellers to sell their homes prior to having to go into foreclosure. The sellers have to in some cases pay the difference to the banks OR they file a…Read Full Entry
Spring is just around the corner and when flowers are blooming, Auction Signs are too! If marketed and advertised correctly, you will have a successful auction. In any market condition, you need to have a good strategy to get top dollar for your property. Read Full Entry
Auctions Are Often Thought of as “Fire Sales” For Properties in Distress. Is this True?
by on Mar 09, 2009 in Housing, Mortgage, Auctions
Until recently, real estate auctions, unlike art and antique auctions, have experienced unfounded negative images in the marketplace. The majority of auctions today don’t result from foreclosure of distress situations, but rather are the result of a seller choosing a cost-effective, accelerate…Read Full Entry
Yes- unless the auctioneer says differently. We encourage everyone to inspect everyting carefully before bidding. Whether Real Estate or Personal Property, be sure to do your due diligence. Read Full Entry
Should I consider an absolute auction if I have a large mortgage?
by on Mar 05, 2009 in Mortgage, Auctions, Appreciation
You might have a large mortgage, but larger equity in your property. If you guarantee and show proof to us that you are willing to pay off that mortgage and walk away with whatever is above or below that mortgage amount, then yes we would sell your property “Absolute”. Otherwise, don’t…Read Full Entry


















