Thursday, May 21, 2015

Hardy Hill in Lebanon

What a beautiful Day in the Upper Valley especially going to see a house this afternoon that was just listed yesterday.   10 minutes to DHMC a piece of manicured land, with the cutest little Home, plus 2 car garage.  Gardens, both vegetable and flowers, beautiful lawn room for fruit trees, while we were there a Mommy and her 2 babies came to visit (Deer).   Close to everything on over 3 acres of good solar land with local views.  Take a look at the link below.  Please ask for more information if you are interested.  Room for this home to grow in anyway a buyer might need.

http://www.nnerenmls.com/nne/maildoc/rob3067_1432249911-May-21-2015-7_11_51pm.html

 

 

*The listings in the chart above are subject to errors, omissions, and changes without prior notice. Information was downloaded from NNEREN. RE/MAX Upper Valley may or may not be the listing agent for these properties. Additional properties not on MLS may be available and not referenced

You may want to make something more generic and without dates (I am tired of inputting the date every time!)

*Your information is not confidential until you have entered into an agreement for representation

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Thanks so much;

Deb Roberts CHMS

RE/MAX Upper Valley Partners

Upper Valley Realtor of the Year 2010

| mobile: 603-381-3977 | www.DebHome4U.com | 603-298-8900

https://www.facebook.com/Debhome4U

Licensed in New Hampshire and Vermont

Encourage, Educate, Engage, Build, and Deliver

 

 

 

Friday, May 15, 2015

Learn why rates keep rising in this week’s Markets in a Minute!

 Learn why rates keep rising in this week's Markets in a Minute!

 

 

For the Week Ending May 15, 2015

 

 

Please enjoy this quick update on what happened this week in the housing and financial markets.

 


Stagnant business inventories point to a contraction in GDP. Rates would normally decline on the news but instead are being driven higher by the global bond sell-off.


*Note: The rate gauge shows weekly movement. Rates have moved up incrementally, so a week's change does not always register on the gauge.

 

Bond market sell-offs are pushing yields higher across the globe. Concurrent selling in the mortgage bond marke t pushes mortgage rates higher too.

 

The price of goods at the wholesale level fell in April, a sign that inflation is still not a threat. Without inflation, the Fed should be in no rush to tighten monetary policy.

 

NAR continues to warn Realtors about the upcoming TRID changes. Richard Cordray says that there are no plans to delay the deadline on the new forms.

 

Foreclosure activity continued to decline in March. Completed foreclosures are now down over 65% from their peak in September 2010.

 

Access to credit increased in April according to the MBA's Credit Availability Index. Increased access to credit was led by new VA, FHA 203K, and Jumbo offerings.


Two antennae met on a roof, fell in love, and got married. Their wedding ceremony wasn't fancy; however, the reception was excellent.

 

 

 

Rate movements and volatility are based on published, aggregate national averages and measured from the previous to the most recent midweek daily reporting period. These rate trends can differ from our own and are subject to change at any time.


Derek Tsakiris

Branch Manager, NMLS# 1007898

Residential Mortgage Services

306 Main Street, PO Box 1476

Norwich, VT 05055

(802) 526-5321

(603) 359-8557

 

 

 

 

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Wednesday, May 13, 2015

Performers Playground present Peter Pan

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10153030059994145&set=gm.828964803817765&type=1

Come see The Performers Playground put on a wonderful production of Peter Pan at the Newport Middle High School in Newport New Hampshire on May 15th and 16th at 7pm, and May 17th at 2pm. Tickets are $10 for adults and $5 for those under 18 years of age. Buy tickets at the door.

Let me tell you a little about the Performers Playground, it is a non-profit, started about 15 years ago by 4 concerned mothers (I was one of the mothers) and a director.  Newport cut the budget and dropped their Theater program in the school.  It has survived very nicely over the years has a nice little donated space, has helped many students in the Newport/Claremont area become wonderful adults & mentors of other young people.  Currently my son who started in the program in 8th grades is the director he is dedicated to this Theater and I am dedicated to help him.  The Performers Playground is always looking for more students and adults who are interested in theater.  The shows are very amazing to watch, the students do all the work with a little help from family and friends.  Theater is a wonderful way for young people to become young adults who can speak to people with ease in large or small groups.  Performers Playground has been on the Claremont Opera house stage also.  Come support the youth of our area this week-end.   

The listings in the chart above are subject to errors, omissions, and changes without prior notice. Information was downloaded from NNEREN. RE/MAX Upper Valley may or may not be the listing agent for these properties. Additional properties not on MLS may be available and not referenced

*Your information is not confidential until you have entered into an agreement for representation

Click here to view NH Brokerage Relationship Disclosure Form

Click here to view VT Mandatory Consumer Disclosure

 

Thank you for your time;

Deb Roberts CHMS

RE/MAX Upper Valley Partners

Upper Valley Realtor of the Year 2010

| mobile: 603-381-3977 | www.DebHome4U.com | 603-298-8900

Licensed in New Hampshire and Vermont

 

 

 

Crystal Lake Road

Coming on the market in Enfield NH over 7 acres of land built in 1981, 3 bedroom 2 bath wood floors throughout.  Soapstone woodstove on first floor keeps the whole house toasty save on heating cost cut the wood from your own land.  $224,900 Walk out lower level don't miss this one, priced to sell.  For more information contact Deb@uvmaxre.com

 

The listings in the chart above are subject to errors, omissions, and changes without prior notice. Information was downloaded from NNEREN. RE/MAX Upper Valley may or may not be the listing agent for these properties. Additional properties not on MLS may be available and not referenced

*Your information is not confidential until you have entered into an agreement for representation

Click here to view NH Brokerage Relationship Disclosure Form

Click here to view VT Mandatory Consumer Disclosure

 

Thank you for your time;

Deb Roberts CHMS

RE/MAX Upper Valley Partners

Upper Valley Realtor of the Year 2010

| mobile: 603-381-3977 | www.DebHome4U.com | 603-298-8900

Licensed in New Hampshire and Vermont

 

 

Monday, May 11, 2015

Thinking of a vacation on a Lake this year think Eastman

Wonderful homes available community with 6 beaches, golf course and lots of walking trails only 15 minutes to DHMC exit 18 prices range from low $100,000 up.

http://tours.obeo.com/default?tourid=928967&refurl=direct&ver=0.0.007

Contact me today for more information.

Thanks so much;

Deb Roberts CHMS

RE/MAX Upper Valley Partners

Upper Valley Realtor of the Year 2010

| mobile: 603-381-3977 | www.DebHome4U.com | 603-298-8900

https://www.facebook.com/Debhome4U

Licensed in New Hampshire and Vermont

Encourage, Educate, Engage, Build, and Deliver

 

PLEASE NOTE:  Both New Hampshire and Vermont law require brokers and agents to disclose at the “time of first business meeting, prior to any discussion of confidential information”, in New Hampshire’s case, and “first reasonable opportunity”, in Vermont’s case, the nature of the relationships brokers have or may have with customers and clients. Each state requires that a disclosure form be presented to consumers for their review and acknowledgment at the appropriate time. These forms can be accessed at the following websites and you are encouraged to read these documents. Deb Roberts, REALTOR chooses as a business model to represent both buyers and sellers; please do not assume, without any contractual agreement otherwise, that Deb Roberts, REALTOR at this time represents your interests as an agent.

 

Update on the Lebanon Market

From: Deb Roberts [mailto:deb@uvmaxre.com]
Sent: Saturday, May 09, 2015 10:30 AM
To: 'Blogger'
Subject: Update on the Market
 
What is happening in the Lebanon NH market in 2015, if you are interested in purchasing a home you will notice that the inventory is very low this year.  The market started early this year also.  If you are thinking of Seller there are many buyers looking to purchase and they are interested in looking at your home.  Call me to set up an appointment for more information about the Upper Valley Market.  Below you will find market details for the Lebanon market so far this year.
 
2015YTD        Total Homes on the market  Average Selling price  Median Selling Price Days on the market
Lebanon                         38                                 $290,213                        $252,250                    56.5    
                                                                       
 
 
 
                     Total Homes under contract  Average Selling Price  Median Selling Price   Days on the market
 
Lebanon                          46                                $292,274                      $259,900                         13
 
 
                    Total Homes sold          Average Selling Price   Median Selling Price   Days on the market
 
Lebanon                         33                                 $267,773                       $233,500                        85.5
 
Would you like to know what is happening in your town, email me today. I will give you this information for any town in New Hampshire or Vermont that you are interested in.
 
The finest compliment someone can give me is a referral of a Friend or Family member.  They will receive the same service I provided you.
 
Deb Roberts CHMS
RE/MAX Upper Valley Partners
Upper Valley Realtor of the Year 2010
| mobile: 603-381-3977 | www.DebHome4U.com | 603-298-8900
Licensed in New Hampshire and Vermont
Encourage, Educate, Engage, Build, and Deliver
  PLEASE NOTE:  Both New Hampshire and Vermont law require brokers and agents to disclose at the “time of first business meeting, prior to any discussion of confidential information”, in New Hampshire’s case, and “first reasonable opportunity”, in Vermont’s case, the nature of the relationships brokers have or may have with customers and clients. Each state requires that a disclosure form be presented to consumers for their review and acknowledgment at the appropriate time. These forms can be accessed at the following websites and you are encouraged to read these documents. Deb Roberts, REALTOR chooses as a business model to represent both buyers and sellers; please do not assume, without any contractual agreement otherwise, that Deb Roberts, REALTOR at this time represents your interests as an agent.
 
 
 
 

Solar ambassadors

To: Solarize Lebanon-Enfield
Friends of Solarize Lebanon-Enfield,
An important part of our project is to identify "solar ambassadors" to help share information about solarization. Ambassadors are residents who have already installed solar systems and who are willing to share their "solar stories" with others who are considering going solar. Some of these ambassadors will host an open-house, others will be available to answer questions about their systems. As of today we have identified ambassadors with systems on their homes, on barns, on a shed and on a professional office building. Going forward we will share more information about the size, cost and payback period of some of these systems.
The launch of the Solarize Lebanon-Enfield project is June 9 at the Lebanon Opera House from 5:30-7:00.

The New Hampshire  House passed a budget  that removes money from the dedicated Renewable Energy Fund to use for General Fund purposes.  If this budget provision becomes law it would eliminate incentives for installation of renewable energy systems like photovoltaic, solar panels and pellet boilers for homeowners and businesses starting July 1.  For more information see: 

www.nhbr.com/May-1-2015/Renewable-Energy-Fund-RIP/

Please contact the Governor to urge her to veto any budget bill that raids the Renewable Energy Fund.  Contact information:

Office of the Governor
State House
107 North Main Street
Concord, NH 03301
(603) 271-2121
Or email through:  http://business.nh.gov/NHGovernor/comments.asp

For more information, visit

If you have solar panels on your property already and would like to be a solar ambassador, please contact our volunteer team at SolarizeLE@gmail.com.

Thank you for your interest in this project. Please help us spread the word!
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