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Danielle Little
Principal Broker
Bend and Central Oregon have been my home, community and playground for the better part of 20 years. I have enjoyed being a real estate professional for the last 5 years. I continue to build my real estate education and background to help my clients navigate their real estate goals so they can live this active community to it's fullest.
My latest endeavor is expanding into Property Management with Total Property Management Services as Principal Broker. I am privileged to work in the industry with great insight to local communities as I devote my time and efforts to thoroughly meeting my client's real estate needs. Nothing is quite as rewarding as achieving goals while maintaining standards of professionalism, courtesy, integrity and perseverance.
Come work with me in fantastic Central Oregon, lets meet your goals in this amazing community that you get to call home!
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Real Estate News from the Ground Up™ September 2012
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TO: Friends of Total Property Resources (TPR) and
Total Property Management Services (TPMS)
The kids are back to school this month and fall is just around the corner! Are you ready for the crisp cool mornings, warm scarfs and sweaters, and coffee by the fireplace?
If your chimney hasn't been cleaned for a while, now is a good time to call a chimney sweep to remove soot and creosote. You might also consider capping or screening the top of the chimney to keep out rodents and birds and also inspect the fireplace damper for proper opening and closing.
We hope you all enjoy the remaining days of summer!
Total Property Resources, LLC
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Incentives to make your home eco-friendly
From insulation to new windows, weatherization can prevent drafts, control moisture, and reduce noise. With instant rebates of up to $2000 from the Clean Energy Works Oregon program and no money down financing, it can be one of the simplest ways to increase the value of your home, conserve energy, and save a significant amount of money on utility bills. For more information on this program, click here.
Have you ever considered going off the grid? The cost of photovoltaic and hot water solar are at all time lows. With Go Solar's discounted price, plus generous incentives from Energy Trust of Oregon and state and federal tax credits, the final out-of-pocket cost of an average 3 kW residential system could be less than $2500. Limited time, registration ends soon! For more information on the Go Solar program, click here.
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Items To Consider Leaving Behind When
You Sell Your Home
By Christine Hill, Broker
Congratulations on selling your home! Now you have to get started packing up all of those clothes, toys, and kitchen gadgets. Getting your home packed for moving is a lot of work, but what about the items you won't be taking with you?
There are the items that you are contractually required to provide to the new owner and there are those it would be a kindness to leave behind.
- Appliances: Leaving appliances behind may be required as part of your sales contract. Often included in the contract are the refrigerator, dish washer and even washer and dryer. It's extremely important you follow your contractual obligations exactly.
- Manuals: Leaving the new owners a folder full of all appliance and system manuals will make their transition into their new home much easier and they will appreciate your thoughtfulness.
- Extra Keys: New homeowners are encouraged to change their locks. However, consider leaving your extra keys to sheds, front doors, and garage doors behind. You no longer have any use for them and the new owners may appreciate not having to make copies right away.
- Security alarm and garage door codes: Be kind and leave behind the manual, instructions, and current codes. Even the most expensive garage door with code access can lose its appeal if you can't find the code! New owners will be grateful you provided this information.
- Warranty Information: All of the home warranties will transfer to the new owner upon sale so be sure to leave behind this information if you have it available. The new owners will definitely see the value of this information and think highly of you for leaving it behind.
- Service Contacts: Your experience with qualified service providers and your recommendations may be really helpful to new owners who are trying to establish relationships in a new neighborhood. If you have recommendations for lawn care and handymen then leave those contact numbers behind on a sheet of paper.
Finally, leave the home clean and ready for the new owner. They'll appreciate the fresh start and the role you played in making it happen.
For more tips and other real estate information, please follow the Blog of:
Diary of a Real Estate Broker
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Northwest Elegance fused with Old World Flair makes this impeccable property one of Bend's finest. This Tuscan-style home is deceptively situated on a 1/2 acre lot to maximize privacy and capture the spectacular mountain views overlooking an adjacent 100 acre meadow. The home showcases stunning exposed wood beams gracing 14' ceilings, curved concrete countertops in gourmet kitchen, extensive travertine, hand antiqued 8' doors and rich custom tones throughout. A unique display of style and craftsmanship.
$674,000
For more information on this listing visit the Featured Listings on our website or contact: 
Molly Brundage, Principal Broker Total Property Resources LLC mbrundage@total-property.com O. 541.330.0588 C. 541.280.9066 |
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The Fine Print
HAFA SHORT SALE PREAPPROVAL LETTERS (Read the fine print!)
Question: My home is underwater. I have both a first position loan and a second position loan. The current property value is less than the amount owing on the first position loan, and the balance owed on the second position loan is $100,000. I just received a HAFA short sale preapproval letter from the servicer of my first position loan. It appears to be a great deal, what with a preapproved sales price, the agreement to allocate up to $6,000 to payment on the second position loan and the promise to pay me $3,000 at closing for relocation expenses. Should I be concerned at all about accepting the proposed terms?
Click here for the ANSWER.
Disclaimer: this column does not constitute the giving of legal advice, and your reading this column does not create an attorney/client relationship. You are encouraged to consult a lawyer or accountant should you have questions about how this information may be applicable to your particular situation.
David R. Ambrose
Principal, Chief Executive Officer
Ambrose Law Group LLC
Direct Dial: 503.467.7217
drambrose@ambroselaw.com
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Most Valuable Company to Make Extensive Expansion To Prineville
Aug 21, 2012
By Jeff Spry, CBN Feature Writer
Apple Inc. is about to take another serious bite out of its Crook County real estate with their newest plans, further spreading its reach in .......to read more, click here.
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For questions about this newsletter or services offered by Total Property Resources, Total Property Management Services or Ambrose Law Group, please contact us as follows:
Janis K. Alexander
Principal, Chief Operations Officer
Direct Dial: 503.467.7237
David R. Ambrose
Principal, Chief Executive Officer
Direct Dial: 503.467.7217
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