6 Truths of Life
1. You cannot touch all your top teeth with your tongue.
2. All idiots, after reading the first truth, will try it.
3. And discover that The first truth is a lie and feel superior because they can do it.
4. You're smiling now because you're an idiot..
5. You soon will forward this to another idiot.
6. There's still a stupid smile on your face..
I apologize about this.
I'm an idiot too and I needed company.....
Love is not about who you live with....
It is about who you cannot live without.
Thursday, December 3, 2009
Wednesday, December 2, 2009
What's my home really worth?
Find out the Estimated value of your home... click HERE to visit my site, then click the banner at the top: "What's My Home Really Worth".
Need to buy or sell a home?
Contact me, Gary Wasylenko TODAY!
Visit: http://yourhomestl.com/?Blog_HomeValue
or call: 314-336-1988 NOW...
FAQ...
Q: How is an “Estimated Home Value” calculated?
A: We are the nation’s leader in Automated Valuation Models (AVMs) and supply many of the top 100 lenders with estimated home valuations. AVMs are calculated using statistical models augmented with tax record data and information on regional market conditions (sales activity and pricing trends). Estimated valuations are based on data available at that time. They do not constitute an appraisal of the subject property and should not be relied upon in lieu of underwriting or an appraisal.
Q: Where does your data come from?
A: We are the nation’s largest source provider of property and mortgage data. We continuously collect and manage raw real estate data and imagery from more than 10,000 government and proprietary sources. Our data comes directly from the source, the county assessor’s office, and is then supplemented with recorded transactions and more. The fusion of this data provides us with property characteristics, recent sales activity and analytics.
Q: How often is your database updated?
A: Our database is updated daily to reflect the most current property and mortgage transaction data available nationwide.
Q: Why is there no estimated value for my property?
A: There are several reasons a particular property may not display an Estimated Valuation. The most common reason is missing or conflicting data on the subject property or nearby sales. Other reasons include insufficient sales transaction history in local areas and low confidence results from the valuation engine. Highly non-conforming neighborhoods may have less valuation coverage. In all instances, we recommend you contact a Realtor ™ specializing in your neighborhood to determine a precise valuation for your home.
Q: I live in a non-disclosure state where home sale prices are not available to the public. How do you come up with a sale price in the “recent sales activity” section?
A: In non-disclosure states we use an estimated sales price in place of the actual sales price. Estimated sale prices are based on various formulas that relate to data elements available at the time. They do not constitute an appraisal of the subject property and should not be relied upon in lieu of underwriting or an appraisal.
Need to buy or sell a home?
Contact me, Gary Wasylenko TODAY!
Visit: http://yourhomestl.com/?Blog_HomeValue
or call: 314-336-1988 NOW...
FAQ...
Q: How is an “Estimated Home Value” calculated?
A: We are the nation’s leader in Automated Valuation Models (AVMs) and supply many of the top 100 lenders with estimated home valuations. AVMs are calculated using statistical models augmented with tax record data and information on regional market conditions (sales activity and pricing trends). Estimated valuations are based on data available at that time. They do not constitute an appraisal of the subject property and should not be relied upon in lieu of underwriting or an appraisal.
Q: Where does your data come from?
A: We are the nation’s largest source provider of property and mortgage data. We continuously collect and manage raw real estate data and imagery from more than 10,000 government and proprietary sources. Our data comes directly from the source, the county assessor’s office, and is then supplemented with recorded transactions and more. The fusion of this data provides us with property characteristics, recent sales activity and analytics.
Q: How often is your database updated?
A: Our database is updated daily to reflect the most current property and mortgage transaction data available nationwide.
Q: Why is there no estimated value for my property?
A: There are several reasons a particular property may not display an Estimated Valuation. The most common reason is missing or conflicting data on the subject property or nearby sales. Other reasons include insufficient sales transaction history in local areas and low confidence results from the valuation engine. Highly non-conforming neighborhoods may have less valuation coverage. In all instances, we recommend you contact a Realtor ™ specializing in your neighborhood to determine a precise valuation for your home.
Q: I live in a non-disclosure state where home sale prices are not available to the public. How do you come up with a sale price in the “recent sales activity” section?
A: In non-disclosure states we use an estimated sales price in place of the actual sales price. Estimated sale prices are based on various formulas that relate to data elements available at the time. They do not constitute an appraisal of the subject property and should not be relied upon in lieu of underwriting or an appraisal.
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