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Enfield CT 4 Bedroom Homes For Sale 41 Sapphire St G582903

4 Bedroom Home Enfield.  41 Sapphire St in Enfield has 4 bedrooms and several other features that could make it your home.  41 Sapphire St was built in 1972 a lot that is a little over half an acre, it has a 2 car attached garage.  Central Air Conditioning in this Enfield home makes summer nights more enjoyable in the 4 bedrooms, 2 Fireplaces make winter nights more special.  If you are still looking for more space in 4 bedrooms you will find a partially finished lower level.

Want to see pictures of the 4 bedrooms in this Enfield home? Check out this virtual tour.  If you would like to know more about this 4 bedroom home in Enfield, or other 4 bedroom homes for sale contact Brian Burke of Coldwell Banker at 860-798-3272.





41 Sapphire St
Enfield, CT 06082
4 Bedroom Cape in Sought-After Neighborhood

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Price : $244,900
Bedrooms : 4
Bathrooms : 2
Square Foot : 1,570
Lot Size : 21,780
County : Hartford
Property Type : Detached
Year Built : 1972
MLS Number : G582903



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Property Description
Redefined 4 bedroom Cape in sought-after neighborhood. Meticulously maintained home is situated on a half acre of verdant grounds offers hardwood floors, Central Air conditioning, Fireplace, huge great room, formal living room, partially finished lower level, appliances 2 car garage. Great home to raise a family!
Features List
  • MLS # 582903
  • 4 Bedrooms
  • 2 Full Bathrooms
  • 2 Car Garage
  • Central AC
  • Fireplace
  • Hardwood Floors
  • Huge Great Room
  • Oil Heat
  • Above Ground Pool
  • Cape Cod Style Home
  • Built in 1972
  • Nathan Hale School
  • Edgar Parkman School
  • Kennedy Middle
  • Fermi High School
  • Equal Housing Opportunity.
    Coldwell Banker Res Brokerage : 481 Buckland Rd - South Windsor CT 06074

    Low and no down payment financing is available to qualified borrowers.

    Interested in other homes for sale in Enfield?  Check out CTHomesForSaleSearch.

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    3 Bedroom Raised Ranch For Sale Enfield CT G576632

     

    3 Bedroom Raised Ranch For Sale Enfield CT.  54 Kalsih Ave in Enfield offers 3 bedrooms and a number of other features that make it a desirable home.  Built on a lot of approximately a quarter acre in 1980, it has a 2 car attached garage.  Central Air Conditioning in this Enfield home makes summer nights more enjoyable in the 3 bedrooms

    Want to see pictures of the 3 bedrooms in this Enfield home? Check out this virtual tour.  If you would like to know more about this 3 bedroom raised ranch for sale, or other 3 bedroom homes for sale contact Brian Burke of Coldwell Banker at 860-798-3272.

     


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    54 Kalish Ave
    Enfield, CT 06082-1808
    Updated 3 Bedroom Raised Ranch

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    Price : $210,000
    Bedrooms : 3
    Bathrooms : 2
    Square Foot : 1,814
    County : Hartford
    Property Type : Detached
    Year Built : 1980
    MLS Number : G576632

    3 bedroom raised ranch for sale enfield ct

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    Property Description
    Adorable 3 bedroom, 2 full bathroom Raised Ranch situated w/n quiet neighborhood setting. Home offers NEWER roof, windows, kitchen, baths, furnace appliances. Finished w/o LL, hot tube, fenced yard, FP C/A too. Great home to raise a family!
    Features List
  • Central AC
  • Propane Heat
  • Quiet Neighborhood
  • Fenced Yard
  • 2 Car Garage
  • 3 Bedrooms
  • Barnard Elementary
  • Kennedy Middle
  • Fermi High
  • MLS # G576632
  • Equal Housing Opportunity.
    Coldwell Banker Res Brokerage : 481 Buckland Rd - South Windsor CT 06074

    Looking for homes for sale in Enfield CT?  Visit CTHomesForSaleSearch.com and search all homes for sale in Enfield CT and the surrounding area.  No registration required!

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    Enfield CT FHA Mortgage Loan Limit 2010

    What is the Maximum FHA Mortgage Loan in Enfield:

    The maximum FHA Mortgage Loans is different for each county and also for a 1, 2, 3 or 4 family/unit house. So here are the current maximum FHA Mortgage Loan limits for Enfield:

    Single Family Home $440,000
    Two Unit Home $563,250
    Three Unit Home $680,850
    4 Unit Home $846,150

    The loan limits are similar in Middlesex and Tolland County. They are lower in Litchfield, New London, New Haven and Windham Counties. The loan limits are higher in Fairfield County.

    What is an FHA Mortgage?

    An FHA Mortgage loan is a loan that is insured by the Federal Housing Administration (FHA). FHA does not actually provide the loan; it insures the mortgage for the lender. Should the borrower on an FHA mortgage default the lender may receive payment from FHA for their losses. This insurance coverage reduces the lenders risk and makes them more able or likely to offer a borrower a loan.

    An FHA mortgage loan may be for the purchase of a home in Enfield that the borrower plans to live in, or the refinance of a home they already live in. FHA mortgage loans are available to borrowers in Enfield, regardless of whether they have owned a property before. You don't need to be a first time homebuyer in order to qualify.

    Enfield CT FHA Mortgage Loan

    Need an FHA Mortgage Loan or you would like to discuss your options?

    Call me at (860) 306-8029 or send me an email (use the link in the right hand column) to schedule a no obligation consultation. I’ll help you determine whether or not an FHA loan is right for your Enfield home purchase. If not, we’ll look at other programs and how they may benefit you more.

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    Getting ready to sell your house in Enfield CT So you want to save the commission?

     

    Getting ready to sell your house in Enfield Connecticut.

    Selling Home in Enfield CTSpring started this past weekend weekend. That is good news in my opinion. Warmer weather, no more snow, and the spring home buying market is here. Have you have been thinking about buying a new home this year? Has your family grown this past year and you have out grown your current home? Maybe you would like a smaller more energy efficient home; or one closer to work, family? The reason you are ready to sell your home in Enfield is a very personal one.

    This article by Dr. Chantal Saucier is a great article for some one who is thinking of selling their home on their own, or "For Sale By Owner".  I found the article informative and helpful for someone who is just starting to think about getting ready to sell your house in Enfield Connecticut.  Can you sell your home yourself, sure.  You can change your own oil, you can do your own repairs to your home, you can do your own taxes.  Just because your can, not everyone should, or could.  A quality real estate professional can help you sell your home, often for more money and more quickly.  Today's home buyer is finding their next home on the internet, just like you are.  Where will your home be advertised so that a buyer can find it?  The real estate professional you hire must be able to provide you with a complete marketing plan including a detailed internet action plan for selling your home.

    Getting ready to sell your house in Enfield Connecticut?  Call me for a referral to quality real estate professionals that can help you at 860-306-8029.

     

    Via Dr. Chantal Saucier (Keller Williams Realty Acadiana):

    One comment we often hear as real estate professionals is "I'm selling my home myself to save the commission." That is fine so long as you don't think that your potential buyers don't know that.

    In fact, did you know that there are only 4 kinds of buyers out there? That's right, 4. And they are either working with a Realtor or they, too, will want to save the commission. If you have a "For Sale By Owner" sign in your yard, everyone knows that you are not paying a commission to a professional.Home for sale

    1. First time home buyers: They are the most likely to seek the help of a professional because they do not know all the ins and outs of the home buying process. Even if they come across your home and like it, they will want their agent involved. Being open to working with a buyer's agent and paying at least some commission might help you get your home sold.

    2. Relocating buyer: They, too, usually work with a real estate agent because they are not in town, yet. Again, if you are willing to pay a buyer's agent commission, you may be able to work with one of these buyers and sell your home, that is, if you are available to show it when this buyer is in town house shopping. If not, they might just buy your neighbor's house because it's listed and on a lockbox and they were actually able to view it.

    3. Moving up (or moving down) buyers: They tend to feel more confident about the process because they have been there before. However, if they choose to work on their own, they'll negotiate you down on your price to save some of the commission themselves. Since 2 out of 3 FSBO that go under contract do not close when no Realtor is involved, it might not matter if you split the would-have-been commission with this buyer. The question is: can you get them to the closing table?

    4. Investors: Probably the most savvy buyer out there and you can bet that they will not pay you a commission to work the sale of your home for you. Unless you are an investor yourself and you've sold many homes in the past, this buyer knows more about the process than you do and he/she knows that they will have to do all the work. And, unless you are an awesome negotiator, you will not save money if your buyer is an investor. Not a penny.

    There you have it! These are the only 4 kinds of buyers out there, no more, no less.

    Here's another way to look at it: appraisers do not care about the commission. Your house is worth what it is worth, whether or not there is a commission involved. For example, if you live in a neighborhood where homes of similar age and sizes sell for 150K, then your home is worth 150K.

    With a 6% listing commission, you would have to pay 9K in commission, usually split between the listing and the selling brokers (if two agents are involved). If you sell on your own, you are not going to save the full 9K. Buyers will want to split those savings with you and might only offer you 145K for your home. If this is acceptable to you, all is good, but your savings are now down to 4K. If you calculate 2 or 3 months extra on the market (and 2-3 months of extra house payments), the advertising and signs costs, and the time involved in showing your home numerous times to buyers who may or may not qualify to buy it, is it really worth the aggravation? Besides, getting an offer/contract on your home is the easy part. Do you know what to do if you ever get that far?

    I know what my time is worth, do you?

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    Enfield FHA Mortgage Loans - Top 5 Questions About FHA Mortgage Loans

    Enfield FHA Mortgage Loans - Top 5 Questions About FHA Mortgage Loans

    FHA Mortgage Loans are now one of the hottest loans available and considered as one the best ways to fix the  housing crisis currently in the US. Started during the Great Depression of the 1930s, the Federal Housing Administration since then secured loans for millions of Americans who want to own a home.

    What makes an FHA mortgage loan so great?  Here are answers for 5 common questions about Enfield FHA mortgage loans:

    1. What are its prime benefits? The ability to purchase a home with less than a 20% down payment along with guidelines which are understanding of first time buyers and those who have had issues in their past.  Because the loan is guaranteed by the government lenders are more willing to accept the greater risk presented by a low down payment FHA mortgage loan.  Currently the cost of the FHA mortgage insurance is less expensive than PMI or "Private Mortgage Insurance" which has gotten more expensive since the "meltdown".  Also PMI requires a down payment of 10% (this could change in the future but was accurate in October 2009 for loans here in Connecticut) where FHA only requires a borrower to put down 3.5%.

    2. Who can qualify for this loan? In general terms a borrower can qualify if they have stable employment, good credit (currently a 620 score or greater will indicate good credit), and have the small 3.5% down payment ($3500 per $100,000 of the loan) available.  You must also not own another property which has a government guaranteed mortgage on it (FHA, VA or Rural Housing).  To confirm you are eligible for an FHA mortgage, please call me.  You DO NOT have to be a first time buyer to get an FHA mortgage, and you may get an FHA mortgage again if you have had one in the past.

    3. Can someone with blemished credit history qualify? You may have had credit troubles in the past and still qualify for an FHA mortgage.  A bankruptcy, a foreclosure, collection accounts, or judgments.  You should be able to demonstrate that your troubles are in the past.  Each situation is different so if you have blemished credit, please call me.  You may be surprised to find out you are able to buy a home right now, if not we can create a plan for you so you can buy a house in the future.  It is possible, call me.

    4. What information do I need to give you when I apply? We will want to know where you have lived for the past 2 years, your landlords contact information is helpful to have available.  We need to know about all the jobs you have had in the past 2 years, including company name, address, phone number, job title and dates of employment.  For your current employment we will want a months worth of pay stubs, and your last 2 years W2's.  For your down payment we will need your last 2 months bank statements, or last quarters statement.  This is a quick overview for a list that applies to you and your situation please call me.

    5. Is there a pre-payment penalty?  FHA loans do not have pre-payment penalties.  You can pay any amount extra from a few extra dollars with each payment or the entire balance in advance.

    As you can see an FHA Mortgage Loan is a great way to finance your new home.  It could allow you to make a minimum down payment, have just okay credit with troubles in your past and be able to pay the loan off early should the opportunity present itself.  A great combination for anyone looking to buy a home.  Call me to find out if an Enfield FHA mortgage loan is right for you.  860-306-8029

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