FRENCHMANS RESERVE
A GATED PRIVATE COUNTRY CLUB COMMUNITY IN PALM BEACH GARDENS FLORIDA. RESORT STYLE COMMUNITY OFFERING 18 HOLE CHAMPIONSHIP GOLF COURSE DESIGNED BY ARNOLD PALMER, TENNIS, SPA, DINING AND MUCH MORE!
200 MONTANT AN EXQUISITE 4BR + 4 FULL BA/1 HALF BA COURTYARD HOME WITH GUEST HOUSE, HEATED POOL/SPA WITH SCREENED ENCLOSURE ON A LUSHLY LANDSCAPED PRIVATE LOT IN EXCLUSIVE FRENCHMAN'S RESERVE COUNTRY CLUB. THE HOME FEATURES BRAZILIAN WOOD AND MARBLE FLOORS,GOURMET KITCHEN, DEN/OFFICE WITH CUSTOM BUILT-INS OVERLOOKING POOL AREA, CUSTOM INSTALLED LIGHTING PACKAGE THROUGHOUT HOME, PREMIUM SOUND SYSTEM WITH DIGITAL CONTROLS IN EVERY ROOM.
JANDY SYSTEM FOR INDOOR POOL OPERATION, ACCORDIAN HURRICANE SHUTTERS, STAINLESS STEEL SUMMER KITCHEN. THE SECOND AND THIRD BEDROOMS HAVE PRIVATE BATHROOMS, THE POOL FACES SOUTH WITH NO ADJACENT HOME ON THE POOL SIDE FOR BEST SUN ALL DAY AND NO NEIGHBORS FOR MAXIMUM PRIVACY. THE GUEST HOUSE IS BEAUTIFULLY APPOINTED AND PERFECT FOR VISITORS. FRENCHMAN'S RESERVE IS A TOLL BROTHERS
http://www.realestateshows.com/740699
Sunday, October 12, 2014
Tuesday, October 7, 2014
Thinking For Sale By Owner (FSBO)? Questions to Ponder!!!
QUESTIONS
TO PONDER, WHEN ATTEMPTING TO SELL YOUR OWN HOME
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When
I bought this home was it an easy process?
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Did
I comprehend the legality of the purchasing & closing documents?
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Who
handled the troubleshooting of problems that arose during the transaction?
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Who
was responsible for supplying the forms (Purchase Agreement, Disclosures, etc.)?
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How
did I ensure that the asking price is comparable to other listings in my area?
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Was
the marketing research accurate?
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How
did I find my home?
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Who
negotiated the purchase of my home?
·
Who
handled the property walk-through, including key(s) distribution, etc.?
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Who
guided me in obtaining a loan, then further assisted me through to Closing?
·
Who
handled the Closing?
·
Do
I feel confident in screening potential buyers to come to my home for viewing
Thursday, October 2, 2014
10-Step Guide to Buying a House. Getting Insurance!
What Home Buyers Need to Know About Insurance
Realtor.com Team
No sensible car owner would drive without insurance, so it figures that no homeowner should be without insurance, either.
The essential idea behind various forms of real estate insurance is to protect owners in the event of catastrophe. If something goes wrong, insurance can be the bargain of a lifetime.
What Kind of Insurance and How Much?
There are various forms of insurance associated with homeownership, including these major types:
Title Insurance: Purchased with a one-time fee at closing, title insurance protects owners in the event the title to the property is found to be invalid. Coverage includes “lenders” policies, which protect buyers up to the mortgage value of the property, and “owners” coverage, which protects owners up to the purchase price. In other words, owners coverage protects both the mortgage amount and the value of the down payment.
Homeowners insurance: This insurance provides fire, theft and liability coverage. Homeowners policies are required by lenders and often cover a surprising number of items, including in some cases such property as wedding rings, furniture and home office equipment.
Flood insurance: Generally required in high-risk, flood-prone areas, this insurance is issued by the federal government and provides as much as $250,000 in coverage for a single-family home, plus $100,000 for contents. Local REALTORS® can explain which locations require such coverage.
Home warranties: With new homes, buyers want assurance that if something goes wrong after completion, the builder will be there to make repairs. But what if the builder refuses to do the work or goes out of business? Home warranties bought from third parties by home builders are generally designed to provide several forms of protection: workmanship for the first year, mechanical problems such as plumbing and wiring for the first two years, and structural defects for up to 10 years.
Home warranties for existing homes are typically one-year service agreements purchased by sellers or the buyers. In the event of a covered defect or breakdown, the warranty firm will step in and make the repair or cover its cost. Insurance policies and warranties have limitations and individual programs have different levels of coverage, deductibles and costs. For details, speak with a REALTOR®, insurance brokers and home builders.
When Do You Get Insurance?
The time to obtain insurance and warranty coverage is prior to closing, as the policy must be bound at closing. A good REALTOR® can provide you with recommendations for insurance brokers and agencies prior to closing. Be sure to ask about limitations, costs, deductibles and “endorsements” (additional forms of coverage that may be available).
It is also important to assess the insurance companies ratings regarding complaints and issues for claims filed.
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Wednesday, October 1, 2014
Hump Day Happy Hour Review By The Warner Team. Realtors with an Appetite! Barolo Ristaurante!
Address: 1201 U.S. 1, North Palm Beach, FL 33408
Phone:(561) 626-1616
Reservations: opentable.com
Menu: urbanspoon.com
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Located in North Palm Beach Fl. at the Crystal Tree Plaza was booming
when we went last Wednesday Night!
The Bruschetta was wonderful. The Rosemay & Caprese Flatbreads
were a must have, BUT the Polpette Barolo: Ho l'acquolina in bocca.
Nice Wine selection, Decent Pour, Priced right! Other attendee's enjoyed the Cosmopolitan's and Mojito's.
All in all a very nice, filling Happy Hour deserving a Return Trip!
cibo molto buono
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