Sunday, October 27, 2013

Ruckersville VA Real Estate

Ruckersville VA Real Estate Market News, MLS

Listings and the Latest Market Statistics Provided By

Charlottesville Homes and Farms.com

Ruckersville VA is located in the county of Greene approximately 20 minutes north of the city of Charlottesville in the foothills of the Blue Ridge mountains. Ruckersville VA currently has 105 homes for sale. See them all here! 

[caption id="attachment_160" align="alignnone" width="786"]Ruckersville VA real estate Ruckersville VA homes for sale[/caption]     Ruckersville VA real estate  The average list price for homes currently on the market in Ruckersville VA is $269,450. The number of active Ruckersville VA real estate listings has increased by 8.4% from the previous month. Homes are on the market for an average of 93 days before selling. 1.7% of the homes for sale in Ruckersville are distressed sales. 

Ruckersville VA real estate has 2 homes to report this week that have sold in Greene county Virginia.

  • 5146 Amicus Rd Ruckersville VA 22968 - Located in the community of Twin Lakes Estates. This 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom ranch style homes was a foreclosure and sold for $142,000 on October 21, 2013. 
  • 25 Hilltop Ct Stanardsville VA 22973 - Located in Evergreen Village, a 55+ community. This 2 bedroom 2 bathroom homes sold for $170,000 on October 22nd, 2013.

Interested in selling a home in Ruckersville VA?

Get Your Ruckersville VA Real Estate Value HERE!

AND

Contact Sherry Hayward, Ruckersville VA Real Estate Specialist

(434) 515-1592 - Listing Line

(703) 655-2223 - Cell, Call or Text me!

Shaywardkw@gmail.com

SELLER TIP

Buyers want the most house their money can buy. A large house with a choppy floor plan and small rooms can feel less spacious than a smaller home with an open floor plan. A clean, well maintained and spacious home is not only more marketable, but can often command a higher price. Here are some things to do to create visually more space.
  • Position mirrors in the right places to make a room appear larger. Make sure the mirrors reflect what you want to see more of, such as a favorite painting or a lovely window.
  • Choose a light color scheme to help open up a room. White, cream, pearl grey, or soft yellow seem more inviting and open because they reflect light.
  • Clear out the clutter. Keep decorative objects to a minimum. Porcelain figurines are a distraction and be easily broken. Pick up newspapers and magazines. Put away or pack up unnecessary items from the counter tops in the kitchen and bathrooms. Clutter can make rooms seem smaller than they are.
  • Minimize the amount of furniture you have in each room. Sell it or store it away.
Part of my expertise is helping sellers get their home ready to put on the market. When you call me to give you a comparative market analysis I am happy to make some suggestions for staging your home to get the fastest sale and the most money possible. Call me TODAY to get your house value and learn what I do differently! Sherry Hayward (434) 515-1592  Shaywardkwgmail .com

Friday, October 11, 2013

Real Estate Investing Greene County Virginia

Real Estate Investing In Greene County Virginia

Featured Articles

  • Is Real Estate Investing Right for You?
  • What to Know Before You Buy
  • 6 Investment Tips You Can Use!
  • The Trivia Block

Is Real Estate Investing Right for You?

Investing in property is simply another form of investment. Buyers can invest directly by purchasing property individually, or indirectly by investing in a managed fund or timeshare. Although real estate agents may understand the property market, prospective buyers should still seek independent advice, because property investment may not be right for everyone.

What to Know Before You Buy

Don't fall for pressure-selling techniques and high-pressure seminars

Some sales people can be extremely persuasive and persistent. They often use gimmicks like offering you a "once in a lifetime opportunity".

Determine your overall financial plans

Think about what you want to achieve financially and how soon you want to achieve it.

Understand the risks involved

All investments carry risks. Make sure you are comfortable with the risks associated with a particular investment.

Get advice

Decide whether or not you need professional advice. If you're dealing with a financial advisor make sure they're licensed.

Investing directly or indirectly

You can invest directly or indirectly in many assets, including real estate, through a managed fund. Time- shares are a type of managed investment.

Do your homework

Find out as much as possible about any investment you are making. Make sure you really understand the pros and cons of choosing a particular investment asset. Weigh the advantages and disadvan- tages against your financial goals.

Consult with your accountant

There may be tax issues to consider that you may not be aware of. Once you've decided to take the leap and purchase investment property, be sure to read and keep all documents you receive about your investment. If your asset is being managed by someone else, make sure they keep you updated on all pertinent information. Reputable investment managers will be happy to answer your questions and will expect you to take an interest in your investments.

6 Investment Tips You Can Use!


  1. Hire and pay for skilled workers to do your renovations.
  2. Location. Location. Location. Invest in the best location you can afford.
  3. Be affordable for tenants by buying small and staying small.
  4. Look at a property for what it can be, not for what it is.
  5. Focus on the money coming in and going out - not the cap rate.
  6. Don't go unique - choose rental properties that will appeal to anyone.
  7. One More Thing...

    Real Estate Investment Trusts

    Real estate investment trusts, known as REITs, are entities that invest in different kinds of real estate or real estate related assets, including shopping centers, office buildings, hotels, and mortgages secured by real estate.

    There are basically three types of REITS:

    Equity REITS, the most common type of REIT, invest in or own real estate and make money for investors from the rents they collect.

    Mortgage REITS lend money to owners and developers or invest in financial instruments secured by mortgages on real estate.

    Hybrid REITS are a combination of equity and mortgage REITS.

    The Internal Revenue Code lists the conditions a company must meet to qualify as a REIT. For example, the company must pay 90% of its taxable income to shareholders every year. It must also invest at least 75% of its total assets in real estate and generate 75% or more of its gross income from investments in or mortgages on real property.

    Many REITs trade on national exchanges or in the over-the-counter market. REITs that are publicly traded must file reports with the SEC, such as quarterly and annual filings.
  8. The Trivia Block

    What term refers to the unauthorized intrusion of a building or improvement onto another persons property?

    Such an intrusion is called an encroachment, and it often requires a surveyor's report of the property to support the claim.    
Interested in buying or selling real estate in Greene County Virginia?
Call Sherry Hayward, Realtor with Keller Williams Realty
 Greene County real estate specialist. (703) 655-2223

Have a House to sell in Greene County Virginia?
CLICK HERE For Your House Value!
 AND
Call Sherry Hayward for a FREE No obligation consultation. Learn what I do differently to get homes fast for top dollar! 
Call the listing line at (434) 515-1592
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Wednesday, October 9, 2013

The Best Resource For Greene County Virginia Real Estate

Homes For Sale in Greene County Virginia

Call Sherry Hayward, the Greene County real estate specialist!
703-655-2223 Cell Call or text me! shayward@kw.com 

Your Best Resource For Greene County Real Estate

There are currently 186 single family homes for sale in Greene County Virginia. CLICK HERE to see them all!

Get the latest listings of homes for sale, check out the market statistics, see the latest pricing trends, check all of the school scores and get your Greene County house value!

  





Interested in selling a home in Greene County Virginia? 
AND 
Call Sherry Hayward, The Greene County Real Estate Expert!
434-515-1592

What's the difference between a house that sells and one that doesn't? 
A MOTIVATED agent! 
Call today to learn what I do differently!

434-515-1592

Single Family Homes For Sale in Stanardsville VA 22973

Call or text me! (703) 655-2223 Sherry Hayward, Greene County real estate expert!

Single Family Homes For Sale in Stanardsville VA 22973

Currently there are 78 single family homes for sale in Stanardsville Virginia 22973

See Stanardsville Virginia's newest listing in Greene Mountain Lake


Stanardsville Virginia currently has 2 foreclosed homes listed for sale
15 High View Rd Stanardsville VA 22973 listed for sale at $132,000
248 Childs Rd Stanardsville VA 22973 listed for sale at $100,000

         
Prefer to search for Stanardsville Virginia homes for sale by map?

Get the latest market staticspricing trendscommunity info and the school scores in Stanardsville Virginia with my market insider. Sign up today for the Stanardsville Virginia market insider and stay on top of the real estate market and trends in Stanardsville VA.

Interested in your homes value in Stanardsville Virginia?


Call today and schedule a NO obligation FREE consultation and learn what I do differently!
Sherry Hayward, Realtor
Stanardsville VA real estate specialist
(434) 515-1592 Listing Line
(703) 655-2223 Call or Text
shayward@kw.com 

Sunday, October 6, 2013

Real Estate Search App Putting 4 Million Homes At Your Fingertips!
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Put thousands of homes in the palm of your hand with my new GPS enabled home search app! Optimized for your phone or tablet, my app brings you the best experience in mobile real estate search.

Because your home search should go where you do.

Get the most accurate and up-to-date real estate information right at your fingertips:

  • Easily connect with your agent and send property inquiries instantly.
  • Draw a circle on the map or drop a pinpoint to search that area.
  • See property details and full-screen photos, get driving directions, mark your favorites, create notes about what you liked, or share it with family and friends.
  • Estimate your home loans with a free mortgage calculator.
  • View Open Houses in your area. View Rental Properties in your area.
Contact Sherry Hayward for all of your real estate needs, residential real estate specialist with Keller Williams Realty
(703) 655-2223
shayward@kw.com
www.cvillehomesforsale.com

Monday, September 9, 2013

Save Money Selling Your Home W/O Using An Agent

Save Money by Selling Your House without an Agent

Most real estate listing agents will have a set listing fee even though fees are negotiable. Half of the fee typically goes to the buyer’s agent that brings the buyer. From the remaining half the listing agent pays 1/3 to 1/ 2 to their broker, 1/3 to marketing your property and they retain the remaining portion for themselves.
Sometimes you will find a discounted fee from a listing agent who is either new to the business or feels discounting services won’t impact the sale of your property. They will probably still add it to the MLS. The MLS, short for Multiple Listing Service, is an important tool used by real estate agents to market your home and gain visibility among other industry professionals

Since statistically 90% of buyers are using a buyer’s agent – it is smart to factor in a commission to the agent that brings the buyer even though you are selling on your own. If you had a unique painting – would you get a better price at your garage sale or promoting it online to a larger audience like eBay, or giving it to a professional gallery to sell? The fact is, you do not want to alienate your most likely opportunities for a sale… the buyer’s agent. At the very least, be prepared to pay a buyer’s agent that has a ready, willing, and qualified buyer for your home.

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Interested in selling a home in Greene County Virginia?
Call a Greene County Real Estate Expert!
Sherry Hayward 
Keller Williams Listing Specialist
(434) 515-1592
(703) 655-2223
shaywardkw@gmail.com






Monday, August 12, 2013

The Best Mobile App For Home Searching With GPS Technology

Sherry Hayward with Keller Williams Realty now has an app for your mobile home searching! 

The only app available with GPS technology to pinpoint your location exactly and show you every home around you currently for sale!


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This is the only app of it's kind, the only app with GPS technology to pinpoint your location exactly for the best home searching experience you will ever find. By entering the code above you will always receive FREE unlimited accurate access. 

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How to Create a Smooth Move for Your Family

Moving to a new community may be one of the most stress-producing experiences a family faces. Frequent moves or even a single move can be especially hard on children and adolescents. Studies show children who move frequently are more likely to have problems at school. Moves are even more difficult if accompanied by other significant changes in the child's life, such as a death, divorce, loss of family income or a need to change schools.

Moves interrupt friendships. To a new child at school, it may at first seem that everyone else has a best friend or is securely involved with a group of peers. The child must get used to a different schedule and curriculum, and may be ahead in certain subjects and behind in others. This situation may make the child stressed, anxious or bored.

Children in kindergarten or first grade may be particularly vulnerable to a family move because developmentally they are just in the process of separating from their parents and adjusting to new authority figures and social relationships. The relocation can interfere with that normal process of separation by causing them to return to a more dependent relationship with their parents.

In general, the older the child, the more difficulty he or she will have with the move because of the increasing importance of the peer group. Pre-teens and teenagers may repeatedly protest the move, or ask to stay in their hometown with a friend's family. Some youngsters may not talk about their distress, so parents should be aware of the warning signs of depression, including changes in appetite, social withdrawal, a drop in grades, irritability, sleep disturbances or other dramatic changes in behavior or mood.

Children who seem depressed by a move may be reacting more to the stress they are experiencing than to the relocation.

If the child shows persistent signs of depression or distress, parents can ask their family doctor to refer them to a child and adolescent psychiatrist or therapist. The psychiatrist or therapist can evaluate and treat the child's emotional problems which may be associated with stress and also help parents make the transition easier for the whole family.

While preparing for possible difficulties, remember that many good things can come from a move. The family may grow closer; parents may learn more about their children from going through the experience with them; and children may enjoy a new sense of independence and accomplishment. With the proper attention from parents, and professional help if necessary, moving can be a positive growth experience for children, leading to increased self-confidence and interpersonal skills.

Making the Move Easier:

  • Explain clearly to the children why the move is necessary.
  • Familiarize the children with the new area with maps, photographs or the daily newspaper.
  • Describe advantages of the new location that the child might appreciate such as having their own room, a new playground, a nearby beach or an amusement park.
  • After the move, get involved with the children in activities at your church or synagogue, school, scouts, YMCA, etc.
  • If a son or daughter is a senior in high school, consider the possibility of letting him or her stay with a trusted family until the school year is over.
  • Let children participate in designing or furnishing their room.
  • Help children keep in touch with friends from the previous neighborhood through telephone, letters, e-mail and personal visits.
Information for this article was provided by the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry.

Reduce Your Gas Bill

  • The simplest way to lower your natural gas bill is to use less gas. Here are some tips on how to reduce your heating costs: Turn down your thermostat 5 to 10 degrees while you are away or asleep. (Every degree above 68 adds about 3% to your heating bill.)
  • Turn down your water heater temperature to 120 or 125.
  • Place window film on the interior of leaky or drafty windows.
  • Have your furnace and water heater professionally cleaned and inspected.
  • Change furnace filters monthly.
  • Replace your old furnace with a new, efficient model.
  • Caulk and weather-strip around doors and windows.
  • Vacuum heat registers and return air vents regularly.
  • Make sure furniture and draperies do not block heat flow.
  • Keep curtains open when the sun is shining.
  • Add more attic insulation.
  • Call your utility about having a home energy audit.



Saturday, August 10, 2013

Just Listed & SOLD In Greene Mountain Lake By Sherry Hayward

Sherry Hayward Just Listed & Sold Another Home In Greene Mountain Lake!

574 Horseshoe Rd Stanardsville VA 22973


Looking for more homes in Greene Mountain Lake?
See them all HERE!

Interested in selling a home Greene Mountain Lake?
Get your Greene Mountain Lake house value HERE!

Spacious & bright kitchen with ceramic tile back splash & recessed lighting flows right into the dining room. Double sided glass fireplace for enjoyment from both the living & dining room. Master bedroom has a walk-in closet & attached bathroom. Deck off the dining room for your weekend bbq’s in a fenced private yard.  Over-sized 2 car garage provides clearance for large vehicles and stills leaves plenty of room for the lawn mower & snow blower! Enjoy the peaceful surroundings and wildlife sightings right from your covered front porch. Greene Mountain Lake residents enjoy a sandy beach for swimming and relaxing, a picnic area and playground for the kids and a boat ramp for cruising the lake and doing some great fishing.  Greene Mountain Lake is just minutes from the town of Stanardsville with great local shopping and dining options and about 20 minutes to Charlottesville.

Take a virtual tour of Greene Mountain Lake 


Call Sherry Hayward Today!
Your Greene County Real Estate Specialist
Call or Text - (703) 655-2223
Listing Line - (434) 515-1592
Email - Shayward@kw.com

Wednesday, May 29, 2013

Get Your Greene Mountain Lake House Value

What's the difference between a house that sells and one that

 doesn't? A MOTIVATED agent!


Call a listing specialist to get your house value today!

Sherry Hayward

Keller Williams Realty

(434) 515-1592



How to Create a Smooth Move for Your Family

Moving to a new community may be one of the most stress-producing experiences a family faces. Frequent moves or even a single move can be especially hard on children and adolescents. Studies show children who move frequently are more likely to have problems at school. Moves are even more difficult if accompanied by other significant changes in the child's life, such as a death, divorce, loss of family income or a need to change schools.

Moves interrupt friendships. To a new child at school, it may at first seem that everyone else has a best friend or is securely involved with a group of peers. The child must get used to a different schedule and curriculum, and may be ahead in certain subjects and behind in others. This situation may make the child stressed, anxious or bored.

Children in kindergarten or first grade may be particularly vulnerable to a family move because developmentally they are just in the process of separating from their parents and adjusting to new authority figures and social relationships. The relocation can interfere with that normal process of separation by causing them to return to a more dependent relationship with their parents.

In general, the older the child, the more difficulty he or she will have with the move because of the increasing importance of the peer group. Pre-teens and teenagers may repeatedly protest the move, or ask to stay in their hometown with a friend's family. Some youngsters may not talk about their distress, so parents should be aware of the warning signs of depression, including changes in appetite, social withdrawal, a drop in grades, irritability, sleep disturbances or other dramatic changes in behavior or mood.

Children who seem depressed by a move may be reacting more to the stress they are experiencing than to the relocation.

If the child shows persistent signs of depression or distress, parents can ask their family doctor to refer them to a child and adolescent psychiatrist or therapist. The psychiatrist or therapist can evaluate and treat the child's emotional problems which may be associated with stress and also help parents make the transition easier for the whole family.

While preparing for possible difficulties, remember that many good things can come from a move. The family may grow closer; parents may learn more about their children from going through the experience with them; and children may enjoy a new sense of independence and accomplishment. With the proper attention from parents, and professional help if necessary, moving can be a positive growth experience for children, leading to increased self-confidence and interpersonal skills.

Making the Move Easier:

  • Explain clearly to the children why the move is necessary.
  • Familiarize the children with the new area with maps, photographs or the daily newspaper.
  • Describe advantages of the new location that the child might appreciate such as having their own room, a new playground, a nearby beach or an amusement park.
  • After the move, get involved with the children in activities at your church or synagogue, school, scouts, YMCA, etc.
  • If a son or daughter is a senior in high school, consider the possibility of letting him or her stay with a trusted family until the school year is over.
  • Let children participate in designing or furnishing their room.
  • Help children keep in touch with friends from the previous neighborhood through telephone, letters, e-mail and personal visits.
Information for this article was provided by the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry.
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Reduce Your Gas Bill

  • The simplest way to lower your natural gas bill is to use less gas. Here are some tips on how to reduce your heating costs: Turn down your thermostat 5 to 10 degrees while you are away or asleep. (Every degree above 68 adds about 3% to your heating bill.)
  • Turn down your water heater temperature to 120 or 125.
  • Place window film on the interior of leaky or drafty windows.
  • Have your furnace and water heater professionally cleaned and inspected.
  • Change furnace filters monthly.
  • Replace your old furnace with a new, efficient model.
  • Caulk and weather-strip around doors and windows.
  • Vacuum heat registers and return air vents regularly.
  • Make sure furniture and draperies do not block heat flow.
  • Keep curtains open when the sun is shining.
  • Add more attic insulation.
  • Call your utility about having a home energy audit.
For more information call, text or email me!
Sherry Hayward
Keller Williams Realty
(703) 655-2223


Monday, May 20, 2013

Price Reduced In Greene Mountain Lake, Stanardsville Virginia



Price Reduced $30,000 In Greene Mountain Lake
In walking distance to the lake
 
Schedule a Showing/Request Info
Ruckersville Homes for Sale
Stanardsville Homes for Sale
Homes Close to Where You Work
Greene County Waterfront Homes For Sale
Get Your House Value On-line 
 
Sherry Hayward
Keller Williams Charlottesville
703-655-2223
Questions?
Schedule a Showing!
MLS#: 506164
 
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574 Horseshoe Road
Stanardsville, VA
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- View the Virtual Tour for this property -
Detached, Ranch - STANARDSVILLE, VA 574 Horseshoe Rd Open & bright floor design with skylights & Anderson casement windows throughout. Kitchen with ceramic tile back splash & recessed lighting flows right into the dining room with entry to the deck & fenced yard. Double sided fireplace for enjoyment from both the living & dining room. Master bedroom has a walk-in closet & attached bathroom. Over-sized 2 car garage provides clearance for large vehicles and stills leaves plenty of room for the lawn mower & snow blower! Just steps away from the lake
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Interested in Selling in Greene Mountain Lake?
Call Sherry Hayward
Greene County Real Estate Specialist
Keller Williams Realty
(703) 655-2223
shaywardkw@gmail.com
www.cvillehomesforsale.com
Get the latest market statisticspricing trendsschool scores and see what's nearby in Stanardsville Virginia



 
Schedule a Showing/Request Info
Ruckersville Homes for Sale
Stanardsville Homes for Sale
Homes Close to Where You Work
Greene County Waterfront Homes For Sale
Get Your House Value On-line
 
Sherry Hayward
Keller Williams Charlottesville
703-655-2223
Questions?
Schedule a Showing!
MLS#: 506164
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Licensed In:
Virginia
Information valid for the date of this posting only. Please contact us for the most current information and status of this property.
574 Horseshoe Road
Stanardsville, VA
Home  Property Description Photos Maps & Local Schools Print Brochure
 
 
 
 
- View the Virtual Tour for this property -
Detached, Ranch - STANARDSVILLE, VA 574 Horseshoe Rd Open & bright floor design with skylights & Anderson casement windows throughout. Kitchen with ceramic tile back splash & recessed lighting flows right into the dining room with entry to the deck & fenced yard. Double sided fireplace for enjoyment from both the living & dining room. Master bedroom has a walk-in closet & attached bathroom. Over-sized 2 car garage provides clearance for large vehicles and stills leaves plenty of room for the lawn mower & snow blower! Just steps away from the lake
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