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Lebanon, one of the Top best small towns in the U.S. With 2 major highways
intersecting bringing people from Hartford Connecticut and Boston
Massachusetts in 2 hours The Upper Valley has it all. Major employers
(Dartmouth Hitchcock Hospital), low unemployment, beautiful recreation
areas, skiing, lakes, Major Academia (Dartmouth College) and a peaceful
lifestyle. I have made N.H my home for the past 33 years. After just
having to travel to Clifornia to visit family I have been reminded why.
Traffic, Worry about locking your doors all the time, worry about being in
the wrong section of town, just worry all the time by my sister and her
family. I have to say I don't worry about those things in New Hampshire.
Oh yes New Hampshire has beautiful blue ski, and the incredibly green
foliage.
I am not surprised that

Lebanon NH got #1


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I also think the New Hampshire real estate market is much more stable than
other market. Questions about your market just ask I will send you details
about how your town is doing in either NH or VT. 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
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

Entry Level home in Hanover

Cute little entry level home in Hanover New Hampshire take a look

http://www.debroberts.remax-newengland.com/?p=findahome.asp&ia=&mlsnumber=4427586&mlsid=4930&clientid=43465117&selected=mls&search=mls&listing=true&nr=true&intranet_accountid=174446

 

 

*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

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

 

 

Ready to Build your home, Croydon is the town to think about after 4th Grade School choice even private

Very interesting thing happening in Croydon last year after of years of being in an area agreement with Newport, Croydon decided to be a school choice town.  What is different about Croydon is they will even pay tuition to a private school up to the town agreed limit each year.  For a parent this can add up to an excellent education for your individual child.  I have two lots listed for sale over looking Spectacle Pond, each 5 acres with road frontage on Barden Road and Route 10.  Ideal for a full walk out lower level to finish, either lot $43,000.  Could be subdivide according to current zoning.  From Route 10 the land is flat for at least 120  then slopes uphill to Barden Road, which would be a great spot to build for local view like the ones you see.

http://www.nnerenmls.com/nne/maildoc/rob3067_1433441704-Jun-04-2015-2_15_04pm.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

 

*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

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

 

 

 

4 Foster Place Claremont NH History

There really is a lot of history in Claremont.  At the turn of the Century the area was one of the largest Woolen Mill areas in the country.  The stately homes that line the street of both Claremont and Newport are witness to that fact.  The house I just listed is full of history waiting for its new owners.  The present owners have done some interesting research on the property worth taking a look.  This would be a great family compound.

Here are some informative links to Joseph Steinfield and his book “Claremont Boy”.  A signed copy of the book was left in the dining room.

 

http://www.princelobel.com/people-40.html

 

http://www.vnews.com/lifetimes/11888342-95/the-boyhood-and-town-that-made-the-man

 

http://www.concordmonitor.com/home/12217988-95/the-mindful-reader-claremont-boy-tells-his-tale-with-wry-sense-of-humor

 

http://www.amazon.com/Claremont-Boy-Hampshire-Roots-Memory/dp/0872331733

 

 

Other Information:

 

The house was built turn of the century by Thomas Fry.  The three houses were owned by three sisters whose father had given them the land; the Fosters, Freemans and Frys.  The Steinfields purchased the home from the Fry’s.  

 

Mr. Steinfield wrote the attached article for the Manchester Union Leader which I think you will find very amusing.  The street used to be called Edgewood Circle before we had to change the name when the city went to 911 upgrade.  The name Foster was chosen because Mr. Foster (brown house) had done a lot for the city.  

 

 

*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

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

 

 

Beautiful home waiting for it's new owner

Private location but 5 minutes to 91.  Right off West Pleasant Street in downtown but feel like you are in the middle of the woods, beautiful Cul de sak with 3 homes each having large parcels of land.  The land is flat well maintained ready for your family reunion.  The front walk is heated that leads to the Front Foyer which is 27 deep by 17 wide with a beautiful staircase to the second floor.  Dining room to the right, Living room to the left, screen porch of the living room and sunroom of the family room.  Beautiful antique moldings and built in's with 4 fireplaces, all new windows. For more information email Deb@uvmaxre.com video to follow.

See the link below

http://www.nnerenmls.com/nne/maildoc/rob3067_1433180417-Jun-01-2015-1_40_17pm.html

 

If you like my information please like me at https://www.facebook.com/Debhome4U on Facebook

*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

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

   

 

 

 

 

*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

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

 

 

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

Click here to view NH Brokerage Relationship Disclosure Form

Click here to view VT Mandatory Consumer Disclosure

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

 

 

 

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 Derek.Tsakiris@RMSmortgage.com www.RMSmortgage.com/DerekTsakiris         For information purposes only and is not a commitment to lend. Programs, rates, terms and conditions are subject to change at any time. Availability dependent upon approved credit and documentation, acceptable appraisal, and market conditions. Not all programs available in all areas. Residential Mortgage Services, Inc. is a Maine Corporation headquartered at 24 Christopher Toppi Drive, South Portland, ME 04106. NMLS ID #1760; www.nmlsconsumeraccess.org; VT Lender License #6701; Licensed by the New Hampshire Banking Department; NH Mortgage Banker License #8816-MB; ME Supervised Lender License #SLM2537;. Equal Housing Opportunity.             This email was sent as part of my effort to maintain our relationship and keep you well informed of market conditions. It could be interpreted as a commercial message. If you would like to stop receiving these emails, you may click here to unsubscribe at any time. Residential Mortgage Services - 306 Main Street, PO Box 1476 , Norwich, VT 05055