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       WHY ENTIRE WORK

In today's competitive real estate market, timing is everything.  Many good homes and land are sold before they are ever advertised.  Beat other buyers to the hottest new homes and land for sale in the high and low Desert, with my New Listings Notification. If you own real estate that you're thinking of selling, We would be happy to provide you with a  'FREE Market Analysis' 


In addition, if you have any general questions about buying or selling real estate in the High or Low Desert, please contact us as we are more than willing to help.


 


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A Plan to Find Your Dream Home

A REALTOR® will help you recognize what you’re looking for in a new home. An outdoor pool? A double-car garage? A fenced-in yard? A particular building design? What about the neighborhood? Proximity to schools or work? A REALTOR® will compare your needs, wants, and budget with what is available on the market and make recommendations that save you time

Your Agent will also accompany you to view houses and help you assess their suitability and price. As an expert on a property, a REALTOR® can provide facts on the neighborhood, the cost of utilities, the condition of the home’s features, and so on.


      FIRST TIME BUYER

Buying a house for the first time is a big and important decision in your life. As someone who represents you and looks out for your best interest, I would like to introduce you to the First-Time Home Buyers’ Tax Credit.


First-Time Home Buyer’s Credit (FTHBC) is a government program geared towards buyers like you. The objective is to reduce costs associated with purchasing a home. As a first-time buyer, you are eligible for a 15% income tax credit on a maximum of $5,000 of home purchase costs such as legal fees and land transfer taxes. It can be claimed for the taxation year that you acquired the house.