Archive for March, 2011
Benefits of a Home Inspection
Friday, March 25th, 2011Although new tax breaks and great housing prices in Saugatuck, Douglas and Glenn make buying a home easier and more cost-effective than ever before, it can still be a daunting task to undertake the path to home ownership. In addition to the stress of moving, you’re probably worrying about things like loan processing fees, down payments, mortgage options, and closing costs. Even with a financial advisor and a realtor at your side, these can add up to quite a bit of hard work!
Saugatuck Restaurant opportunity includes business and real estate.
Wednesday, March 16th, 2011
PLEASE CALL BILL ROWE @ 269-491-8572
Sleek Saugatuck Waterfront Retreat
Thursday, March 10th, 2011Click on the Link below to see a wonderful video of this great new Saugatuck Waterfront Listing. Bright, Open Contemorary with panoramic waterfront views. This four bedroom resort home comes with your own private boat slip, boatable to Lake Michigan also walking distance to both Downtown Saugatuck & Douglas. Priced very reasonably. Call Dick Waskn for more information. 616/218-3191. RE/MAX Saugatuck-Douglas
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YfByzYJZpZg
Saugatuck Waterfront Home Just Listed
Tuesday, March 8th, 2011The waterfront views from almost every room are breath taking. Your own pvt. dock just out your back door accommodates boats that can go to Lake Michigan. Huge great room with fireplace, hardwood floors and soaring ceilings. Screen porch right on the waterfront. This house is great for entertaining. Sits on a very large full basement with windows out to the water, rough plumbed for another bath and can be finished off to almost double your living space. A short drive or boat ride into Douglas and Saugatuck. Priced very attractively. Call Dick Waskin at RE/MAX Saugatuck-Douglas for a viewing today. 616/218-3191
More Great News For Saugatuck-Douglas Real Estate!!
Tuesday, March 8th, 2011Research Firm Says U.S. Housing Has Never Been This Undervalued
03/07/2011 By: Carrie Bay
The continuing depreciation of residential property values at the end of last year has made housing look more undervalued relative to income than ever before, according to analysts at the research firm Capital Economics.
Based on the latest Case-Shiller home price index, Capital Economics’ study shows that in the fourth quarter of 2010, housing was 21 percent undervalued when compared with disposable income per capital.
Looking at data included in the index published by the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA), the firm found that housing in Q4 was 15 percent undervalued as measured against individuals’ disposable income.
Home Ownership is Still a Part of the American Dream in Saugatuck-Douglas
Tuesday, March 1st, 2011
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