I’ve noticed a bit of a disconnect with buyers in Hernando County lately. Many of them don’t seem to be sure of what they’re really looking for…and sometimes they want too much (that’s not a bad thing). But if you truly want to reach your goal, you need to define it, and then define how you’re going to get it.
The biggest issue I keep coming across is buyers not making a distinction between wanting “The Deal” and searching for “The One”. These are two very different goals for Hernando County Real Estate and it’s important to know which one is the priority for you.
Now – you absolutely CAN find both The Deal AND The One at the same time…but generally it’s not likely and if push comes to shove…you need to know which one is more important so that you know how to proceed.
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Hi all!
This is going to seem disingenuine but I’ve got to admit it: one of Josh’s listings is my deal of the day. It is so much house, with so much gorgeous lanai and pool…for $160k…not a short sale. I’m not kidding. I looked around a bit and then knew I had to post it – whether or not it comes across as favoritism, lol! – because it is just that good. We all know Josh doesn’t take a listing unless A – it’s a great house, and B – it’s priced right. So the fact that one of his listings has made my deal of the day was inevitable. Please check it out for yourself.
Please see all of his fantastic listings here.
As always, please call Josh at 352.397.5182 with any questions, and thanks a bunch for taking a peek,
Nat
P.S. If you would like me to keep an eye out for you please fill out our buyer search request for a customized search. I’m always on the look out.
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If you have a home that’s currently on the market in Hernando County, or even if you’re just in the beginning stages of thinking about maybe trying to sell your Spring Hill real estate sometime in the near future – you should take a look at the latest Question & Answer from the Spring Hill Real Estate Buyer’s & Seller’s Q&A Forum…it’ll be right up your alley.
It goes into four of the most likely culprits that you need to consider when thinking about why your property isn’t sold yet, as well as things you can do to help your situation and increase your chance of selling in this market.
Keep in mind – you have only two outcomes when you’re selling a home…
- It Sells.
- It Doesn’t Sell.
…and everything else is moot.
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to see all those people who participate in the Spring Hill, FL, YMCA’s Run to Remember. We drive past them in Seven Hills while taking my daughter to school, and I know those are images she will never forget. We will never forget!
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SOLD – 11/19/2008
Property Info
6296 Piedmont Drive
Spring Hill, FL 34606
Offered at $160,000$155,000
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# Bedrooms: 3
# Bathrooms: 4
SF Living Area: 2035
Total Square Footage: 3264
Subdivision: Spring Hill Unit 1
City: Spring Hill
Property Type: Single Family Residence
Lot Size: .23 Acres
Year Built: 1986
Garage: 2 Car Garage
Pool: Yes
Waterfront: No
Elementary School: Deltona
Middle School: Fox Chapel
High School: Springstead
Courtesy of: Tropic Shores Realty |
Description:
NOT A SHORT SALE! Now this is a piece of Spring Hill real estate that’s meant for entertaining…Large 3 Bedroom open floor plan with vaulted cathedral ceilings, an open kitchen with High-End appliances (1 year old jenn-air microwave, wall oven, and glass cooktop) and breakfast nook, a HUGE 15X30 Pool with a lanai that runs the full width of the house (over 1000 SF of Screened Lanai!), Sliding Glass Doors that Pocket, and a fish pond with waterfall. Double-Pane windows throughout, full sprinkler system (on a well), central vac, New Pool Pump 7/08, Roof 12/06, 200 amp service – this one is ready for you! Want to know why it’s important that this home isn’t a short sale?
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We had an excellent question this week over at the Spring Hill Real Estate Buyers & Sellers Q&A Forum.
If you’re curious or interested in purchasing foreclosure properties in Hernando County, Florida (or anywhere else, for that matter) it’s definitely worth your time to give it a quick read.
I went into detail about some of the process, what to expect, and perhaps most importantly – how to come up with the price you should offer the bank for their property to ensure that you get the best deal possible.
Remember – if you have any questions, contact us any time and we’re happy to help!
Thanks,
-Josh
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