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Twin Falls FSA Newsletter on “Selling Land”

admin — Sun, 06 Dec 2009 02:18:07 +0000

I just received a newsletter from Twin Falls Farm Service Agency (FSA). It included an article about some issues to be aware when selling farmland that is in a Conservation Program. The article said, “If you are planning to sell farmland, there may be some program consequences you should be …

Home Buyer Tax Credit Not Just for First Time Buyers

admin — Sat, 28 Nov 2009 08:28:02 +0000

The Extended Home Buyer Tax Credit: Find the basics for homebuyers, and home owners from the National Association of REALTORS®. They provide some valuable information. NAR further info

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Magic Valley Parade of Homes

josborne — Wed, 23 Sep 2009 22:14:02 +0000

This is the last weekend for the Magic Valley Parade of Homes. Friday and Saturday it runs from 1-7 pm, and on Sunday from 1-5 pm. It is free and a fun time to see new and remodeled homes with decorating and landscaping ideas. For more information visit www.mvparade.org .

Preparing to Sell Your Home

admin — Sun, 31 May 2009 17:26:56 +0000

“What do you need to consider when preparing to sell your home?”
To be certain your home will be its most appealing to a potential buyer:

Make a great first impression.
– Well-cared-for lawn
– Plowed driveway in winter
– Seasonal door decoration

Make all necessary repairs.

Remove clutter to make your home more spacious.
– Neat closets
– Organized basement

Keep things light and bright.
– Sunny, well-lit rooms look larger
– Fresh paint makes them seem new

Highlight your home’s best features.
– Arrange your furnishings to spotlight a beautiful view
– Use colors to draw attention to a charming fireplace

Add special touches to create an inviting atmosphere
– Fresh flowers
– Scented candles

Most importantly, have someone take an unbiased look at your home’s appeal. A knowledgeable person, like a Silver Sage Realty Associate, will offer specific suggestions that let you add to its value without spending a lot of money.