24 Midwood Dr $955,000 Victorian
4 Country Dr $640,000 Exp Ranch
95 Parkway Dr $487,500 Ranch
546 D Plainview Rd $510,000 Colonial
2 Holly Ln $440,000 Split
28 Knickerbocke Rd $459,000 Ranch
23 Birch Ln $495,000 Exp Ranch
9 Jamaica Ave $405,000 Cape
39 Hope Dr Plainview 11803 $379,900 Ranch
Thursday, January 31, 2008
Thursday, January 17, 2008
Mortgage Problems? Tips That Can Help. Contact: Mark Schreier Licensed Sales Person Century 21 Prevete Real Estate For More Info (516) 263-9094
Homeownership isn’t always a happily ever after story. There are times when owners can no longer meet their mortgage obligations. In this case, there are several options.
One is foreclosure. In this scenario, buyers have a grace period where they can stay in the home and try to make good on their outstanding debts. Eventually, if they are unable to reverse their current course, the bank or lender will evict the owner, reclaim the home and place it on the market for sale.
A second, lesser-known option is called a short sale. Here the lender agrees to take a loss on the home in exchange for recouping most of what is owed to them. In other words, if you owe $90,000 on your mortgage, your bank may agree to take $80,000 and consider the debt paid. The benefit for the lender is that the case is expedited and closed without the added expense of a foreclosure proceeding. Of course the seller would not see any profit from the sale.
If you find yourself in such a position, research the short sale option further. Start by using online resources to learn about the agreement. If you think it is feasible for you, consult with your lender and a real estate attorney who is familiar with this arrangement
When you closed on your home, you surely did not envision yourself in this situation. Unforeseen circumstances, such as a job loss, can put you in a position you never imagined. It is imperative that you look at all options, including bankruptcy, foreclosure and the short sale before you select the one that will work best for you.
One is foreclosure. In this scenario, buyers have a grace period where they can stay in the home and try to make good on their outstanding debts. Eventually, if they are unable to reverse their current course, the bank or lender will evict the owner, reclaim the home and place it on the market for sale.
A second, lesser-known option is called a short sale. Here the lender agrees to take a loss on the home in exchange for recouping most of what is owed to them. In other words, if you owe $90,000 on your mortgage, your bank may agree to take $80,000 and consider the debt paid. The benefit for the lender is that the case is expedited and closed without the added expense of a foreclosure proceeding. Of course the seller would not see any profit from the sale.
If you find yourself in such a position, research the short sale option further. Start by using online resources to learn about the agreement. If you think it is feasible for you, consult with your lender and a real estate attorney who is familiar with this arrangement
When you closed on your home, you surely did not envision yourself in this situation. Unforeseen circumstances, such as a job loss, can put you in a position you never imagined. It is imperative that you look at all options, including bankruptcy, foreclosure and the short sale before you select the one that will work best for you.
Thursday, January 10, 2008
Plainview Charming Morton Ranch Call Mark Schreier for Info (516)263-9094
Plainview
ID#: 2001143 PRICE: $ 479,000
Charming Morton Ranch In Prime Sd#4 Location. 3Br, 2 Updated Baths, Move In Condition!
Bedrooms: 3 Baths: 2 Full Baths Kitchens: 1Approx Sq Ft: N/A Style: RanchTaxes: $ 9,300 Year Built: 1954
Plainview Real Estate Call Now For Info: Mark Schreier Lic Sales Person Century 21 Prevete Real Estate (516) 263-9094
Plainview
ID#: 1997459 PRICE: $ 599,000
Wideline Exp Cape, Numerous Updates Inc: 40K Kitchen, 30K Yard, Ig Pool, Jacuzzi, Pond, Cust Landscape, Cust Bth, Main Level New Roof, Mostly Anderson Windows, 200Amp Svc.
Bedrooms: 3 Baths: 2 Full Baths Kitchens: 1Approx Sq Ft: N/A Style: Exp CapeTaxes: $ 10,466 Year Built: 1955
Wednesday, January 2, 2008
December 2008 Plainview Home Sales
52 Gerhard Rd Plainview 11803 $340,000 Ranch
16 Lex Ave Plainview 11803 $400,000 Split
20 Diamond Dr Plainview 11803 $450,000 Exp Ranch
9 Wilshire Ln Plainview 11803 $516,000 Ranch
14 Sherwood Dr Plainview 11803 $546,000 Split
35 Maplewood Dr Plainview 11803 $580,000 Split
30 Stauber Dr Plainview 11803 $585,000 Split
156 Sagamore Dr Plainview 11803 $1,210,000 Colonial
average days on market for December was 86
16 Lex Ave Plainview 11803 $400,000 Split
20 Diamond Dr Plainview 11803 $450,000 Exp Ranch
9 Wilshire Ln Plainview 11803 $516,000 Ranch
14 Sherwood Dr Plainview 11803 $546,000 Split
35 Maplewood Dr Plainview 11803 $580,000 Split
30 Stauber Dr Plainview 11803 $585,000 Split
156 Sagamore Dr Plainview 11803 $1,210,000 Colonial
average days on market for December was 86
Free Energy Efficiency Analysis for Morton Ranch Owners
LI Green Begins Energy Efficiency Study of Plainview New York
Plainview, NY - LI Green is looking for a few good houses, sixteen actually, located within a specific neighborhood in Plainview New York. Engineers at LI Green, a not for profit organization affiliated with the Advanced Energy Research and Technology Center at Stony Brook University, has built community methods to greatly reduce the use of energy by homes on Long Island. The organization looks for help from homeowners in Plainview to assist in this effort.
“Long Island’s homeowners face tremendous economic pressure due to out of control energy costs,” stated Richard Turan, one of the founders of LI Green. “LI Green has action plans to finally do something about this. The Plainview Energy Efficiency Study is one of the first steps.”
Chuck Schwartz, the second founder of the LI Green organization said, “LI Green is studying homes in the Plainview neighborhood south of Old Country Road bordered by the Seaford Oyster Bay Expressway, Plainview Road and Haypath Road. This neighborhood is being analyzed to determine strategies for economical ways to achieve significant reductions of energy use and pollution within Long Island communities.”
Participating homes will receive a no cost energy analysis of their home. This study will include a survey for energy efficiency improvements, infrared thermo graphic study and utility bill analysis. Information collected in these studies will be utilized in community wide efforts.
More information about this project and a signup form is available at www.ligreen.com/plainview.
“Every homeowner on Long Island understands the value of making their residence more energy efficient,” continued Mr. Turan. “The challenge is implementation, getting the work done. The LI Green plan being fine tuned in Plainview will significantly impact this entire region.”
Contact for More Information: Chuck Schwartz
LI Green
chuck@ligreen.com
631-721-1908
Plainview, NY - LI Green is looking for a few good houses, sixteen actually, located within a specific neighborhood in Plainview New York. Engineers at LI Green, a not for profit organization affiliated with the Advanced Energy Research and Technology Center at Stony Brook University, has built community methods to greatly reduce the use of energy by homes on Long Island. The organization looks for help from homeowners in Plainview to assist in this effort.
“Long Island’s homeowners face tremendous economic pressure due to out of control energy costs,” stated Richard Turan, one of the founders of LI Green. “LI Green has action plans to finally do something about this. The Plainview Energy Efficiency Study is one of the first steps.”
Chuck Schwartz, the second founder of the LI Green organization said, “LI Green is studying homes in the Plainview neighborhood south of Old Country Road bordered by the Seaford Oyster Bay Expressway, Plainview Road and Haypath Road. This neighborhood is being analyzed to determine strategies for economical ways to achieve significant reductions of energy use and pollution within Long Island communities.”
Participating homes will receive a no cost energy analysis of their home. This study will include a survey for energy efficiency improvements, infrared thermo graphic study and utility bill analysis. Information collected in these studies will be utilized in community wide efforts.
More information about this project and a signup form is available at www.ligreen.com/plainview.
“Every homeowner on Long Island understands the value of making their residence more energy efficient,” continued Mr. Turan. “The challenge is implementation, getting the work done. The LI Green plan being fine tuned in Plainview will significantly impact this entire region.”
Contact for More Information: Chuck Schwartz
LI Green
chuck@ligreen.com
631-721-1908
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