Wow can it really be summer? It does not really feel like it with the cool wet weather we have had lately in New York
but today is the official start of the season. What are your plans?
If you are thinking about taking advantage of the $8000 tax credit available to first time homebuyers then your plans should include finding a Buyer's Representative Real Estate Agent who can help you find a home and get into it before the current deadline of December 1st.
It may seem like you have a lot of time but the clock is ticking. The average time that I spend with Buyer Clients from first contact to closing is a minimum of two months and that is for someone lucky enough to find something the first day out. Most Buyer Client's and I develop a long term relationship that can find us together for six months or so by the time they close. With today being June 21st I see that there are less than six months left for the process unless congress extends the deadline. I would not want to take the risk myself.
If you would like to find yourself cozy and warm in your first home with an extra $8000 to help you by the first day of winter don't hesitate to call me today. If you are looking for your first house in the greater Hudson Valley of New York's Orange, Ulster, or Sullivan Counties I would love to be your Buyer Representative. If you want to find a home anywhere else I can find you an Agent who will help you there.
Paddy Pizappi, Associate Broker for Buyer Representation
RJ Smith Realty - A Real Estate Solutions Company
Serving the Greater Hudson Valley of New York
from Pine Bush, NY at the corner of Orange, Ulster, and Sullivan Counties
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RJ Smith Realty - A Real Estate Solutions Company
Serving the Greater Hudson Valley of New York
from Pine Bush, NY at the corner of Orange, Ulster, and Sullivan Counties
Call or Text to 845-800-7086
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that joy to spread over into other parts of our lives. We need to focus on the things we can do to improve our quality of life as it is now. 
find this "totally wrong" listing in their inbox. They read my explaination that I know this is totally not what they asked for but occaisionally something will come on the market that just speaks to me for one of my buyers. They might even think "Oh Boy! I have hooked up with a crazy Realtor this time for sure" but then they really look at the listing and maybe it calls out to them too. A smile slowly spreads and they start to think it might just be... wait this is not what.... but it is special.... oh what the heck let's go see it anyway.
a Buyer Representative I learn new things that can help my future clients. I am continuously taking courses and keeping my skills updated with current information on real estate matters. I sometimes wonder how some of the well meaning "advisers" of people selling or buying real estate can make recommendation based on the experiences from a single sale or purchase that occurred years ago or in a different area of the country. I think that this is valuable information for the person to have but should not be given as "Expert Advice" and should not be the basis for offers or follow up on a real estate transaction that is happening right now and right here.
So I ask you, does your Aunt really know that you could have gotten the foreclosure for a lower price? Is your Father going to know how the closing process works in a state he never bought a home in before? Does Grandma's advice on how 'Pa and she purchased their first home really have any baring on today's mortgage and market conditions? Even your best friend who just bought his first home won't be able to help you too much during your purchase because he has only had the one experience. Would you trust someone who had just had the same surgery as you need to advise you on the course of treatment that was best for you? I don't think I would.