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ADOM vs. CDOM

January 14, 2010
By Doreen Zelma

Lately, I’ve been getting creative with how I am searching homes for clients. I have been paying particular attention to scouting for homes with long cumulative days on the market. Active Days on Market (ADOM) is a number attached to a property’s MLS number. Cumulative Days on Market (CDOM) is...
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From the Hill Country to Downtown 360 Condominiums

January 14, 2010
By Doreen Zelma

I went down to Dripping Springs to tour some homes in the $400’s and went further North to Westlake to see at newly built home for $1.3 million, which does come with boat dock rights. In between Dripping and Westlake, was a stop Downtown to the 360 Condominiums It’s always interesting for me to...
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About Condominium Regimes

January 14, 2010
By Doreen Zelma

Austin, TX…The MLS has changed the way it labels single detached homes that are in some sort of condominium regime. The new ownership type includes the word ‘common’ or ‘fee-simple’ after the word ‘house’. These ‘houses’ were once labeled ‘Condo Detached’. Common is defined as condos or houses where ownership of some or...
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Foreclosure 101

January 14, 2010
By Doreen Zelma

I saw a couple of foreclosures this week, one in Leander and one in Buda. Although you can get a good deal with a foreclosure, a buyer needs to beware of what they don’t get. A foreclosure contract contains an addendum about a mile long that basically states ‘buyer beware’. You...
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Austin Market Snapshot

January 14, 2010
By Doreen Zelma

How is the Austin Real Estate Market doing? Understand when the number of new listings are low, (meaning a surplus of homes don’t hit the market at the same time), the inventory that is already out there starts to diminish. It is just basic supply and demand. When inventory is low,...
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Time is of the essence

January 11, 2010
By Doreen Zelma

Last week I found myself saying “time is of essence” for varied reasons.   In matters of real estate, it is required for compliance on time sensitive matters.  Option money needs to be receipted within 2 days of the executed date of the contract.  It doesn’t matter if it’s Sunday, or even Good Friday, as...
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