Next Time ....Jewelry!
An extremely shy fellow once brought his date a bouquet of flowers. She threw her arms around him and gave him a great big kiss. After the kiss, the fellow turned and bolted for the door. “Oh! I’m sorry,” she exclaimed, “I didn’t mean to offend you.” “You didn’t,” he replied, “I’m going out to buy you jewelry!”
OPEN HOUSES
Open Houses:
Sunday July 27th, 2008
11:00-12:30pm 493 Ridgeway Dr in Brillion. Exquisite Ranch: http://www.homepix.tv/D81/493ridgewaybrillion
1:00-2:30pm 361-365 S. Main St. in Brillion -Commercial & 2 Story home Virtual tour:
http://www.homepix.tv/D88/361-365smainbrillion
Sunday July 27th, 2008
11:00-12:30pm 493 Ridgeway Dr in Brillion. Exquisite Ranch: http://www.homepix.tv/D81/493ridgewaybrillion
1:00-2:30pm 361-365 S. Main St. in Brillion -Commercial & 2 Story home Virtual tour:
http://www.homepix.tv/D88/361-365smainbrillion
Real Estate Corner
Q&A
Q. What Things Should I Consider Before Making An Offer On A Home?
A. First, determine how much home you can afford. As a rule of thumb (and only a rule of thumb), you can afford to buy a home equal in price to about three times your gross annual income. More precisely, however, the price you can afford to pay for a home will depend on six factors: 1) Your income; 2) The amount of cash you have available for down payment, closing costs, and cash reserves required by the lender; 3) Your outstanding debts; 4) Your credit history; 5) The type of mortgage you select; and 6) Current interest rates.
The process of buying a home is much easier if you start out by getting pre-qualified or even pre-approved with your lender for a home loan. This amount will let you know how much home you can buy, and makes you a more credible buyer.
To get a free money-saving report, “8 Secrets For Saving Thousands When Finding, Buying And Financing Your Home,” please see my special “Insiders Free Money-Saving Resources” page in this newsletter. It’s free as part of my consumer service program. Please Call Me With ANY Real Estate Question At: 756-9488
Q. What Things Should I Consider Before Making An Offer On A Home?
A. First, determine how much home you can afford. As a rule of thumb (and only a rule of thumb), you can afford to buy a home equal in price to about three times your gross annual income. More precisely, however, the price you can afford to pay for a home will depend on six factors: 1) Your income; 2) The amount of cash you have available for down payment, closing costs, and cash reserves required by the lender; 3) Your outstanding debts; 4) Your credit history; 5) The type of mortgage you select; and 6) Current interest rates.
The process of buying a home is much easier if you start out by getting pre-qualified or even pre-approved with your lender for a home loan. This amount will let you know how much home you can buy, and makes you a more credible buyer.
To get a free money-saving report, “8 Secrets For Saving Thousands When Finding, Buying And Financing Your Home,” please see my special “Insiders Free Money-Saving Resources” page in this newsletter. It’s free as part of my consumer service program. Please Call Me With ANY Real Estate Question At: 756-9488
Have A Real Estate Question?
Post your questions here and I'll answer to the best of my ability! Simply click on "comments" next to this post (it's next to my name and the date) and add your question. Choose Name/URL and give it a unique name (Not your name if you don't want to be known)
Take my Trivia Challenge -You could win too!
Guess Who Won Last Month’s Trivia Question? I’m pleased to announce the Grand Prize Winners of last month’s quiz. And the winner is…drum roll please: Claire Letourneaux and Jeff Hill (after a great attempt from Jill Hill) all from Brillion…..
How Many Toothpicks Can Be Produced From A Cord Of Wood?
a) 75,000 b) 750,000 c) 7,500,000 d) 75,000,000 e) 750,000,000
No need to grab your calculator, because the correct answer is “C,” 7,500,000 toothpicks! Thanks for your answers Claire & Jeff you’ve just won this month’s Trivia Challenge -$10 transferrable gift certificates for Bullwinkle’s Pub-A great place to eat. Now…let’s move on to this month’s trivia question…
Coming Soon in the newest Service For Life Newsletter. Don't get one? Email or call me to get on the mailing list! rueblm@levashrealty.com or 756-9488
How Many Toothpicks Can Be Produced From A Cord Of Wood?
a) 75,000 b) 750,000 c) 7,500,000 d) 75,000,000 e) 750,000,000
No need to grab your calculator, because the correct answer is “C,” 7,500,000 toothpicks! Thanks for your answers Claire & Jeff you’ve just won this month’s Trivia Challenge -$10 transferrable gift certificates for Bullwinkle’s Pub-A great place to eat. Now…let’s move on to this month’s trivia question…
Coming Soon in the newest Service For Life Newsletter. Don't get one? Email or call me to get on the mailing list! rueblm@levashrealty.com or 756-9488
Open Houses
Open Saturday July 12th, 2008 2:30-3:30pm
124 Oak St in Brillion Virtual tour: http://www.homepix.tv/D69/124oakbrillion
Open Saturday July 12th, 2008 4:00-5:00pm
493 Ridgeway Dr in Brillion Virtual tour: http://www.homepix.tv/D81/493ridgewaybrillion
124 Oak St in Brillion Virtual tour: http://www.homepix.tv/D69/124oakbrillion
Open Saturday July 12th, 2008 4:00-5:00pm
493 Ridgeway Dr in Brillion Virtual tour: http://www.homepix.tv/D81/493ridgewaybrillion
Real Estate Corner
Q. What Things Should I Consider Before Making An Offer On A Home?
A. First, determine how much home you can afford. As a rule of thumb (and only a rule of thumb), you can afford to buy a home equal in price to about three times your gross annual income. More precisely, however, the price you can afford to pay for a home will depend on six factors: 1) Your income; 2) The amount of cash you have available for down payment, closing costs, and cash reserves required by the lender; 3) Your outstanding debts; 4) Your credit history; 5) The type of mortgage you select; and 6) Current interest rates.
The process of buying a home is much easier if you start out by getting pre-qualified or even pre-approved with your lender for a home loan. This amount will let you know how much home you can buy, and makes you a more credible buyer
A. First, determine how much home you can afford. As a rule of thumb (and only a rule of thumb), you can afford to buy a home equal in price to about three times your gross annual income. More precisely, however, the price you can afford to pay for a home will depend on six factors: 1) Your income; 2) The amount of cash you have available for down payment, closing costs, and cash reserves required by the lender; 3) Your outstanding debts; 4) Your credit history; 5) The type of mortgage you select; and 6) Current interest rates.
The process of buying a home is much easier if you start out by getting pre-qualified or even pre-approved with your lender for a home loan. This amount will let you know how much home you can buy, and makes you a more credible buyer
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