Comments for Carmel | Fishers Real Estate & Community Updates http://blog.johnpacilio.com Carmel | Fishers Real Estate & Community Updates Fri, 10 Apr 2009 14:15:19 -0500 http://realty-buzz.com/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 Comment on Carmel and Fishers, IN- Real Estate Short Sale vs. Home Foreclosure by Dan Simon - Charleston SC Real Estate http://blog.johnpacilio.com/carmel-real-estate/carmel-and-fishers-in-real-estate-short-sale-vs-home-forclosure/#comment-123 Dan Simon - Charleston SC Real Estate Fri, 10 Apr 2009 14:15:19 +0000 http://pacilio.realty-buzz.com/?p=219#comment-123 John, Very good points, thanks for sharing. The clock is ticking. A distressed seller that waits to take action will greatly reduce the chances of a successful "short sale". In Charleston SC there are resources available at little or no cost where a seller can review their options and avoid foreclosure. John, Very good points, thanks for sharing. The clock is ticking. A distressed seller that waits to take action will greatly reduce the chances of a successful “short sale”. In Charleston SC there are resources available at little or no cost where a seller can review their options and avoid foreclosure.

]]> Comment on Carmel and Fishers Homeowners: Jazz Up Your Exterior! by Larry Hytail http://blog.johnpacilio.com/fishers/carmel-and-fishers-homeowners-jazz-up-your-exterior/#comment-7 Larry Hytail Sun, 12 Oct 2008 14:10:24 +0000 http://pacilio.realty-buzz.com/?p=101#comment-7 Great idea, John. There are definitely some inexpensive ways to dress up the exterior like this. I'd like to mention a great vendor in this regard - Cumberland Woodcraft (http://www.cumberland Woodcraft.com). They have been in business since the seventies and have real people that you can call to get advice from - they just aren't a web store someone runs from the basement of their home. They have a real woodworking and carving shop as well as a web based store. They were even involved with a project on This Old House one season. Excellent people over there and they give individual attention for large and small orders. They do business all over the USA and even a little international. They know what they are doing. Larry Great idea, John. There are definitely some inexpensive ways to dress up the exterior like this. I’d like to mention a great vendor in this regard – Cumberland Woodcraft (http://www.cumberland Woodcraft.com).

They have been in business since the seventies and have real people that you can call to get advice from – they just aren’t a web store someone runs from the basement of their home. They have a real woodworking and carving shop as well as a web based store. They were even involved with a project on This Old House one season.

Excellent people over there and they give individual attention for large and small orders. They do business all over the USA and even a little international. They know what they are doing.

Larry

]]> Comment on Earn College Tuition from One Rental Property by John Pacilio http://blog.johnpacilio.com/carmel-and-fishers-rental-properties/earn-college-tuition-from-one-rental-property/#comment-3 John Pacilio Tue, 26 Aug 2008 21:29:44 +0000 http://pacilio.realty-buzz.com/?p=17#comment-3 Duffy, Thanks for your interest. It really depends on what type of investment in Carmel or Fishers that you would prefer. I spend much of my time in the field and you could opt to go commercial or residential. In residential you may decide condo, single family, multi-family, or land. I prefer cash flow on an investment and you may say that you prefer a buy and hold position without cash return prior to selling. I have a great example of some condo's for sale right now that are very reasonable sub 100K range and would potentially make great rental properties. If this is interesting to you, let me know and I'll get you more details. John Pacilio- 317-216-8500 Duffy,
Thanks for your interest. It really depends on what type of investment in Carmel or Fishers that you would prefer. I spend much of my time in the field and you could opt to go commercial or residential. In residential you may decide condo, single family, multi-family, or land. I prefer cash flow on an investment and you may say that you prefer a buy and hold position without cash return prior to selling. I have a great example of some condo’s for sale right now that are very reasonable sub 100K range and would potentially make great rental properties. If this is interesting to you, let me know and I’ll get you more details.
John Pacilio- 317-216-8500

]]> Comment on Earn College Tuition from One Rental Property by Duffy Mullen http://blog.johnpacilio.com/carmel-and-fishers-rental-properties/earn-college-tuition-from-one-rental-property/#comment-2 Duffy Mullen Tue, 26 Aug 2008 20:57:33 +0000 http://pacilio.realty-buzz.com/?p=17#comment-2 I would some more informationn about how I can make a killing buying investment properties. Do you have a list of homes that would be good investments? I would some more informationn about how I can make a killing buying investment properties. Do you have a list
of homes that would be good investments?

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