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Thursday, September 25, 2014

Townhome End Unit in Gardenville in Baltimore, MD 21206 - Helene Kelbaugh of Keller Williams Realty Baltimore

Townhome End Unit in Gardenville in Baltimore, MD 21206

Search current inventory of homes for sale in Gardenville in Baltimore, MD  21206

Listing Details

End Unit Townhomes For Sale in Gardenville in Baltimore

5425 Seward Avenue, Baltimore MD, 21206
Price: $120,000
MLS number: BA8462628
Bedrooms: 3
Bathrooms: 2
Square Footage: 1024 apprx.

Call Helene Kelbaugh of Keller Williams Realty Baltimore @ 443-465-8443 to see if this property is still available and arrange a showing.

Stop your search! If you are looking for an amazing home in the Gardenville Community in Baltimore, you have just found it. Gardenville couldn't be more conveniently located. Sitting just a stones throw away from major roads. 

You Will Love Living in this Beautiful Home

Wonderful opportunity to own a well priced, semi detached end unit townhome in Gardenville in Baltimore. This home is beautiful and move in ready.  A beautiful Cherry Blossom tree greets you in the well maintained front yard.  An open spacious living and dining room, with carpet floors, greets you upon entry.  The open dining room and living is large and open.  The galley kitchen is quaint and leads out to a beautiful fenced in yard.  The appliances include a refrigerator, washer and dryer.   
Master bedroom
The Master bedroom is an relaxing spot.  Keep the master bedroom as it is or use your imagination and do what you want!
Back Yard
The fenced in back yard is level and spacious!  It has a nice shade for those sunny days.  Stay cool hanging out in the backyard! You can enter the back yard by the side of the home or go through the nice kitchen!  
Fully Finished Basement
The finished basement is the spot to be for lots of enjoyment!  Fully carpeted.  In addition there is a ton of storage.  The best thing is the storage is cleaned and sectioned off so no worries as to putting those things away, out of sight and out of mind. 

Gardenville End Unit Townhome in Baltimore, MD  21206

The community itself shows the pride of home ownership of the people living there. This established community is a great place to research great homes and living area.

Living in Gardenville

This area of Baltimore, MD is close by major roads and highways.  These highways and roads such as 695 and 95 are the arteries to major employers, colleges, schools, hospitals and more.
The Gardenville community is a great place to call home. You will not be disappointed if you end up living here. You can find homes for sale in Gardenville (if there are any available today) on my website.

Would you like to know how much your Gardenville Home is Worth?

There are a number of sites on the Internet that will give you 'estimates' for what your home will sell for. These sites use public records and usually some kind of algorithm to try to produce a value for your home. These sites also publicly state their 'error rates'. That means they aren't correct, they are simply an estimate based on incomplete date. We would love to do a free comparative market analysis of your home in Gardenville and let you know what you could expect to get in today's market if you are considering selling. Our valuation is based on up to the day data for homes that have recently sold in the area. Our valuation is not based on a formula that relies on public records which can take months to update. Please visit my website in order to get your free property evaluation for your Gardenville home.

Get Detailed Reports about Gardenville

If you would like detailed demographic information about Gardenville as well as school reports or market trends and statistics (including recent sales in the area) please visit my website.

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Helene Kelbaugh, REALTOR

Keller Williams Realty Baltimore
2936 Odonnell Street
Baltimore, MD  21224

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Tuesday, April 1, 2014

Mistakes Home Buyers Make When Buying a Home

 

Common Mistakes First Time Home Buyers Make When Buying a Home In a Sellers Market

Helene Kelbaugh of Keller Williams Realty Baltimore

www.HeleneSellsHomes.com

We are coming out of what we refer to in our real estate industry as a "Buyers Market. This transition seems to be speeding up. All the "TV talking heads" have drilled the "Buyers Market" verbage into the mass media. But news makers have not really talked about the transition that is happening now and quickly. The law of supply and demand is very simple. Low inventory (including short sales and foreclosures) + more and more buyers (even more once the school year is over) = a Sellers Market! It is important for Buyers to begin to digest this new "Seller Market" now and before the search begins!

Understanding the home buying process and the current market buyers are shopping in is crucial to a successful purchase.

Avoid the most common mistakes and don't miss out the home of your dreams!

  • Know your numbers before you look at a house!!

ALWAYS get preapproved before shopping for a house. If you ask, your lender should be willing to provide an estimate for you before you begin your search. Don't know of a lender? Talk to your REALTOR for a recommendation of a trusted lender. A $300,000 home sounds beautiful, but what does that mean for you monthly? Does if fall in line with your monthly expenses? Do you know how much closing help you need. If not find out. Figure out what works monthly and then work it backwards. Knowing what you can afford upfront will make for a better negotiation and experience.

  • If you love the house WRITE A REAL OFFER!

Folks re-read the beginning. We are in a Sellers Market. The low ball offers of a few years ago are gone! Now sellers aren't even countering. Why not? Well here are some comments that come from sellers who receive these low offers?

  • "Can these buyers really afford the house?"
  • "Are these buyers playing games?"
  • "Rejected"
  • "Your offer is to low."

Wonder why todays seller may not even counter or why they counter back at list? If the comments above are what they think when receiving your offer, it's time to rethink your strategy. Give your strongest and best.

  • My friend got a steal on house and want the same steal!

What does a great deal mean to you? Another mistake home buyers make is assuming they will get the same "deal" their friend got. 9 times out of 10, they only have half the story and it's in another market. So I ask again, what does a great deal mean to you?

  • Waiting to long to decide to write an offer

In case you haven't there are more buyers than sellers right now. Just like you another family could be looking at the very same home and are ready to write! As they are writing and submitting their offer, if you are days just thinking about it, that could just be a gift you accidentally a fellow buyer. If you love it write a serious offer quickly or regret it!

  • Beware when bringing family and friends (not on the mortgage) to showings

This is a big decision and having people close to you help with the decision can be helpful or it can hurt. I've seen both. Be sure to sit with your REALTOR and discuss home needs and goals. Homes being shown should match this conversation between you and your REALTOR. Everyone has an opinion, including those very close to you and the very things you love in a home, your friends and family may not. Don't let that discourage you from pursuing the home.

"You can only make some of the people happy all the time and all the people happy some of the time, but you can't make everybody happy all the time" Author Unknown

These are just to name a few mistakes home buyers make when buying a home.

What's next?

Meet with a REALTOR or get preapproved.