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Minneapolis Real Estate Career At Coldwell Banker Burnet
Minneapolis and the surrounding suburbs is just a great place to build a Real Estate Career. The Minnesota economy is considered one of the more diverse in the USA with start up companies to Fortune 500 companies. People are relocating to a land of opportunity and a great opportunity for you to sell homes. If you are entreprenurial in nature than a real estate career may be your great opportunity. If you are considering a Real Estate Career call Pat Stevens for more information at 952-431-9876 or send a e-mail pstevens@cbburnet.com. The Coldwell Banker Burnet Company offers an opportunity to enjoy superior technology, professional training, a positve work environment and a “Leadership Team Dedicated To Your Success”.
Success Camp For Real Estate Agents in Minnesota
You are just” 90 Days To Success” and it all begins Friday July 30th. New agents and agents just wanting a kick start for the last six months of 2010 will be gathering for inspiration, motivation and accountability. We will have fun and gain additional market share in the CBB Apple Valley Office.
Active Veterans Tax Credit Extension For Buyer/Selling Homes
If you are an Active Veteran or know of any Active Veterans who serve on an official, extended duty service outside of the U.S for at least 90 days during the period of 12/1/08 through 5/1/10 they will be granted a 1-year extension on the home buyer tax credit. $8,000 for a new homeowner and $6,500 for current owner…
Buyers have 19 days to qualify for the tax credit
It is time to purchase your first home buyers and still qualify for the potential $8000 tax refund! There will be new inventory coming on the market after this Holiday weekend. Call today and let’s get started!
Remodeling? Exterior Improvements Give More Bang for the Buck
Exterior improvements give more of a return when remodeling
There is an annual report that examines the cost versus value for home remodeling. The report is helpful for those who are considering making improvements to their homes, especially if their home is one that they consider selling in the near future. Historically, bedrooms and bathrooms are where people consider spending their money but the return on the remodel investment is not necessarily there.
According to the 2009 Remodeling Cost vs. Value Report the best return for your money are exterior improvements that often are lower cost projects to begin with. Adding decks, replacing siding, new doors and windows are among projects that recoup the most money when re-selling a home. The return on these projects is typically 80% or more.
The annual report shows how important first impressions are. If you are considering selling your home make sure that the exterior is as eye catching as it can be.
Click here to learn more about remodeling costs versus value at The National Association of Realtors’ website.