9501 Creekside Dr, Symmes twp.
2 Beautiful Lots, Ranch Home with 3 BR and 3 BA. Loveland Schools. End of private Cul-de-sac.
Call Sibcy Cline Realtor Michelle Sloan for a private showing today!!
513-600-5277 Serious/Qualified Buyers only!!
Wednesday, November 11, 2009
Monday, November 9, 2009
I'm excited to meet new buyers today. It's still a great time to buy and interest rates went down this am! Get started looking today www.sloansellshomes.com
Saturday, November 7, 2009
Need a Vacation?
Enjoy a 20% discount at the Great Wolf Lodge – Mason, OH (discount good until Dec 17th). Spend time with your family and friends or pass along this corporate code (CINC452E) to a special customer or client to enjoy this benefit. Reservations are made online at www.GREATWOLF.com.
Have fun! It's like a mini vacation.
Compliments of your Mason, Ohio Realtor - Michelle Sloan
Have fun! It's like a mini vacation.
Compliments of your Mason, Ohio Realtor - Michelle Sloan
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Thursday, November 5, 2009
Homebuyer Tax Credit - Extension Update
Good news from Washington. The House will vote today on a bill that would extend the first-time homebuyers tax credit. The Senate passed the legislation 98-0, yesterday.
The current $8,000 tax credit for first-time homebuyers set to expire at the end of the month, President Barack Obama is expected to quickly sign the measure into law to extend benefits through April 2010. The program would also allow a $6,500 credit for homebuyers who have lived in their current residences for five years.
Sibcy Cline Realtor Michelle Sloan says, "This is the incentive needed to help some buyers make a commitment and it gives them a little time to get their financial situation in order to buy a home."
The current $8,000 tax credit for first-time homebuyers set to expire at the end of the month, President Barack Obama is expected to quickly sign the measure into law to extend benefits through April 2010. The program would also allow a $6,500 credit for homebuyers who have lived in their current residences for five years.
Sibcy Cline Realtor Michelle Sloan says, "This is the incentive needed to help some buyers make a commitment and it gives them a little time to get their financial situation in order to buy a home."
Thursday, October 29, 2009
Waiting for Homebuyer Tax Credit Extension
The federal government's first-time homebuyer tax credit is scheduled to expire Nov. 30. The credit, part of the Obama administration-backed economic stimulus package, rewards Americans up to $8,000 for buying their first home.
Work is under way in the Senate to extend the credit.
Housing industry insiders fear the residential market's recovery will likely be hurt if the tax credit expires. The National Association of Realtors claims first-time buyers account for 50 percent of all sales.
Congress is moving toward extending, expanding or replacing the tax credit. The Senate is expected to vote soon on a bill co-sponsored by Georgia Republican Johnny Isakson that would extend the deadline five months to April 30, 2010, and make the credit available to all new home buyers, not just to first-timers.
The new legislation would extend the $8,000 credit for first-time buyers and create a $6,500 credit for others so long as they have owned a home for at least five consecutive years since 2001.
Cincinnati area Realtor Michelle Sloan says, "Extending the credit and expanding it to all homebuyers will have a positive effect on the local and national economy. The extension will give buyers time to save money for downpayment and find the perfect home for their needs."
Work is under way in the Senate to extend the credit.
Housing industry insiders fear the residential market's recovery will likely be hurt if the tax credit expires. The National Association of Realtors claims first-time buyers account for 50 percent of all sales.
Congress is moving toward extending, expanding or replacing the tax credit. The Senate is expected to vote soon on a bill co-sponsored by Georgia Republican Johnny Isakson that would extend the deadline five months to April 30, 2010, and make the credit available to all new home buyers, not just to first-timers.
The new legislation would extend the $8,000 credit for first-time buyers and create a $6,500 credit for others so long as they have owned a home for at least five consecutive years since 2001.
Cincinnati area Realtor Michelle Sloan says, "Extending the credit and expanding it to all homebuyers will have a positive effect on the local and national economy. The extension will give buyers time to save money for downpayment and find the perfect home for their needs."
Wednesday, October 28, 2009
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Tuesday, October 20, 2009
Testimonial for Sibcy Cline Realtor Michelle Sloan
I wanted to send you a note and let you know what a wonderful job Michelle did to sell my house. Michelle persevered through a very difficult situation initially, and handled it both professionally and with great patience. Since then, she has been excellent in her marketing strategy. She made sure all the new photos of the house made a good impression for the brochure and web advertising, put together a wonderful presentation in the subsequent brochure, hosted Open Houses, posted advertisements on all available media, and suggested price changes at the most appropriate intervals to “freshen” the placement of the listing.
I thank Michelle for all her efforts and Sibcy Cline as well for its role in the sale of the house.
Thank you so much!
I thank Michelle for all her efforts and Sibcy Cline as well for its role in the sale of the house.
Thank you so much!
Marsha T.
When you are ready to sell your home in Mason, call Sibcy Cline Realtor Michelle Sloan at 513-600-5277 or msloan@sibcycline.com
Join Michelle's growing list of satisfied clients. You'll be glad you did!!
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