Triad Relocation

Event to feature new home construction in the Triad

Plans for the 7th annual Spring Festival of Homes are underway. This year’s will be held April 12, 13, 19 and 20, 2008. Sponsored by the Home Builders Association of Winston-Salem and the Winston-Salem Journal, homes will be open to the public from 1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. each day of the event.

This event is FREE, so plan out your weekends and be sure to stop by and see the new construction our builders have to offer. You may see a home that you like or a style that you want to build somewhere else. Or maybe you aren’t ready to buy just yet but you want to start a file for a few years down the road when you know you’ll have a lifestyle change to adjust to.

The 2008 Spring Festival of Homes will also feature the Spring Festival of Homes Association Home. This house is a great value for the investment because many of our suppliers and subcontractors have discounted their services/products to ensure they would be showcased in this home during the event’s public showings.

And check out the Winston-Salem Journal on April 11 and 18 for the insert with all of the directions and descriptions of the 100 houses!

Get more information about the Spring Festival here: Winston-Salem Home Builder’s Association.

Get a map of all Spring Festival Homes.

Eric W. Jones, Inc. has entered Lot 175 Lochurst in the Spring Festival of Homes sponsored by the Home Builders Association of Winston-Salem.  The property is located at 3594 Pebble Lake Drive in Pfafftown, NC.  It has three bedroms, two and one-half baths and a bonus room over the garage.  The total square feet is 2,362 with hardwoods and tile throughout.  The main level master consists of oil rubbed bronze fixtures and a dual head shower.  The keeping room just off of the kitchen is a room full of windows with and lovely view of the lush landscaping.  Other features include a screen porch, circle driveway, brick paver sidewalk, all brick home with stone accents and an abundunce of spring annuals and blooming trees.  It is listed with Coldwell Banker, Triad Realtors for $339,000.00.  Please contact Eric Jones for more information at (336) 345-2148 or visit his website at www.ericwjones.com .

There are certain details that you will need to give attention to if you already own property or are looking to purchase a home or become a landlord. The following REALTOR®s have shared information about returning security deposits to tenants. And who would’ve thought that there are so many different things to take into consideration when deciding how you want the title in your name. Read along to learn some logistics that could be beneficial to keep in your back pocket.

Methods of Holding Title

By Mary Smartt

“When you own a house, there are many ways to own it, or, in other words, many ways to have the title in your name.”

Paying Interest on your Investment Property Security Deposits

By Scott Ficek

“In Minnesota, you must pay your tenant interest on the security deposit they have on file with you, when they move out.”

When a great investment opportunity comes along, don’t drag your feet. The way that the housing market is right now with the sub-prime mortgage issues, interest rates and housing prices have fallen for a buyer’s benefit. However by waiting for the prices to come down much farther, you might miss out on it all together. Finding the right property might seem like finding a diamond in the rough, but it will most definitely be worth it in the end.

“Money Likes Speed…”

By Patrick Wilkinson

“When the news media is wringing its hands about the economy, when people are stressed and worried about money and not thinking clearly about the future, that is the time to invest. ”

Buyers Don’t Wait to Purchase….

By Rebecca Broich

“Should you ignore the media? The answer is YES! If you are in the market to buy, what are you waiting for? ”

Time Magazine Article… Time to Buy!

By Liz Tognoli

“From my perspective the blood is running in the Vallejo streets and the savvy buyers are on its scent. Our house prices have been beaten down and opportunites abound to find a great deal on a home.”

There are a couple different ways that you can search for a new home. One that has become more popular is by searching online. It’s nice because you can look at pictures and the features of the house are usually clearly listed for you. This can save you lots of time by skipping houses that you would immediately be turned off by. Another method is hiring a realtor to work on your behalf. The advantage is that you will have a realtor to negotiate for you and should be able to offer you information about the area and the housing market. REALTOR®s also get updates on what houses are new on the market. Overall, it could save you a lot of time. These two REALTOR®s have outlined the benefits of each.

Power Up Your Real Estate Buying Search

By Kathy West

“Real Estate buyers over the last several years have been flocking to the internet to search for properties available for sale.”

Real Estate Agents for Buyers?

By Anthony Licciardello

“So working with a buyer agent can be worthwhile and put you in a home of your dreams because of their awareness of the market, access to new listing information and updates, and just keeping their eyes on deals that may pop up. “

Borrowers who have lost their houses to foreclosure are stripping out appliances, punching holes in walls and dumping paint on carpets before turning their properties over to bankers and mortgage companies.

A REALTOR® is a priceless tool. Yes, you have to pay them for their services, but the personalization that becomes available to you is what will make the difference in your search for a house. Most people just look at the price tag instead of knowing what a REALTOR® does for us by offering their services. The following two blogs show us how beneficial REALTOR®s can be, whether it’s for purchasing a foreclosure, a home for your family, or selling a property.

The Newest Trend in Foreclosures — Bus and Limo Tours??

By Bonita Malone

“Call me crazy, but I cannot see that this concept benefits the buyer…By working with an agent who is a member of the local Association of Realtors, you can have your own personalized tour– when you want it.”

Chipping Away at Realtors’ Six Percent

By Cynthia Hash

“Consumers get what they pay for. I not only promise full service on a fiduciary level (not just a functionary level), I literally deliver it. If I can’t negotiate my own commissions very well, then, how well do you think I will be able to negotiate the best price and terms for you?”