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You can waste a lot of time looking for a home on your own. Driving around calling signs can take time. May internet websites take several days to load hot properties and by then a great home could be under contract. Save time and money working with the right Real Estate Team.
We need your help! We had 55 listings here in Louisville Kentucky in December 2008 and we're now down to 30 Listings. Thanks to our marketing we're selling homes in this slower economy but we need more. Yes we were ranked 7Th in 2008 for sales among the 4100 real estate agents in Louisville, but we want to do better. Take a look at what we do, it's all about eyeballs.
One of the biggest questions I’m asked by people moving to the Louisville Kentucky area to buy a home is about Snow. How much, how often, what are the roads like and how long does it take to clear them? Well today 1/19/2009 we received what I would consider a standard snow amount for a Louisville winter. We get one of these dustings about 3 times a winter during most years. In our continuing video blog, I show you the snow and how Louisville road crews spring into action with even the smallest amount of snow. It’s all because of the blizzard of 1994. The City got slammed with 24 inches of snow and everything grinded to a halt for a week. . The mayor, Jerry Abramson vowed never to let Louisville get to that point again. That’s why we have an elite crew ready to hit the roads with even a little dusting.
We have a number of clients looking for great deals on Louisville Kentucky Foreclosures. Yes, there are deals out there but it takes work to find them. We’ve been out with “Mike” on a regular basis. So far the deals we found have had problems. In this video, we find Mold growing in the basement. That’s one of the biggest problems this time of year. If a home that’s been foreclosed on or has been vacant has not been properly winterized, water lines may have broken and the water can easily cause mold. In fact it’s said that if water stands more than 3 days mold can start to form. Treating a home with mold can be a long and expensive process. Leaving mold untreated can be a health hazard. FEMA has a series of reports on the problem. For more information head to www.weselllouisville.com or www.louisvillehomestoday.com.
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Home sales are picking up in Louisville Kentucky! As an agent we need to be available to our clients 24/7. In our continuing Live Blog series we're working hard to make our clients happy. In this report we talk to Adam, who had 2 offers on his home in a matter of a couple of days.
Home sales pick up in Louisville Kentucky - Adam on the phone from Bob Sokoler on Vimeo.
As Home Sales go (both Louisville Kentucky and the rest of the country)... so does the economy! It's true. So what do we need to get home sales back to normal? As part of our Live Video Blog Series, my partners and I talked about the problem 1/9/2009. For more information about us head to www.weselllouisville.com
Every day you hear the media talking about how easy it is to get a great deal when buying a home that was in Foreclosure. In Louisville Kentucky, there are an estimated 200 foreclosure sales every month. But what you don’t hear about in the media are the time delays associated with foreclosures. As part of our Live Video Blog series we talked with one of our clients just as they closed on a foreclosure home we found in Jefferson County.
Should you buy a Foreclosure? from Bob Sokoler on Vimeo.
We always wonder how we performed as a Real Estate team. Now that we have a video portion to our blog I decided to ask clients. Sure they know they're on camera but I think a viewer could tell if clients are being forced to say something they don't believe in. :
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