Thank you to everyone that participated in our college football pool. Congratulations Lori & Steve! Thank you for generously donating your winnings to the Animal Rescue League of Berks County!
If you are a Purple Heart recipient or you know someone who is, please consider this info. Starting January 1, 2020, as part of the Blue Water Navy Vietnam Veterans Act, Purple Heart recipients will be exempt from paying the funding fee the Department of Veteran Affairs charges on its guaranteed home loans. That could be a savings of thousands of dollars! Learn more here . Do your 2020 plans include purchasing a new home? H.R. 299, signed into law in June 2019, affects VA home loans guaranteed on or after January 1, 2020. The biggest changes in the law are twofold: the loan limits will be raised for VA home loans, and rates will temporarily increase for certain loans by 0.15-.0.30%. For more information about how this might impact you, ask me! I am an MRP certified REALTOR®. If you are considering a VA Home Loan, there are some specific benefits you may not be aware of. There are six unbeatable benefits of using a VA ...
This article is reprinted with permission from my friend Vali G. Heist, Certified Professional Organizer and owner of The Clutter Crew . If you need help with your clutter situation, contact Vali today! -- My husband and I bought our old farmhouse almost 38 years ago when he agreed to sell his sports car to provide the down payment (Thanks Bob!). We have an acre of land with a lot of trees, a pond, a stream, and two barns. We have updated just about every inch of the house and the land...several times over. It's a LOT of work (translation: money pit) and it's not perfect, but we continue to work hard to make it our home. Over the years we have had so many adventures: making apple wine, putting an addition on the house, catching fish and restocking our pond, constructing a new garage (with a second story to serve as a rec room for our son and his friends), redoing the stream (3 times), planting Christmas trees, shrubs and bushes and cutting down trees, shrubs and bushe...
Getting ready to sell your house? Then it’s time to get to work! Selling a home means more than just putting a for sale sign in your front yard. Before you consider listing your home, even in this strong housing market, there are some things you should do initially to get ready. First of course, is to find a great real estate agent. That’s where I come in. Call me first. I can help you get your home ready for sale. 610-372-0212 or 610-413-0520. Trying a “for sale by owner” tactic tends to lead to one crisis after another. I can negotiate for you, keep your best interests front and center, and help you every step of the way! Getting your home ready for sale can be easy if you take the time to freshen up your home in small steps. 1. Take a look at your curb appeal. 2. Declutter your living areas. 3. Repaint walls in neutral tones (if necessary). 4. ...
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