Brookings, Oregon Homes for Sale

Brookings, Oregon has the beach, harbor, wildlife, rivers, redwoods, hiking trails and much more.  You’ve got an opportunity to experience it all by purchasing some Brookings, Oregon real estate.  The affordability of real estate in Brookings have dropped dramatically over the last few years.  This is the perfect opportunity for buyers to enter the home market in Brookings.  The low home prices and even lower interest rates make owning a home on the Oregon coast a reality for people who never dreamed it possible.

My name is Brad Weese.  I’m a real estate principle broker working in the Brookings Century 21 Agate Realty office sitting at 1016 Chetco Ave in Brookings, OR.  I began my career as a junior high public school teacher.  After 10 years of teaching I followed my desire to move into the real estate business.  I’ve been in Brookings, OR selling Brookings, Oregon homes for sale for about 9 years as of 2012.  I’ve never looked back.  I really love the city of Brookings.  If you’re considering a move to Brookings or buying a second home here, I’d love to represent you as your personal real estate broker.  You’ll find I’m easy to get along with, and that I will work hard to help you get the best deal at the best price.

We have everything from low priced ocean front homes, to town homes at even lower prices.  So if you want a property next to the river or a home in the mountains, Brookings supplies just what you want.  Come and experience Brookings and experience the beauty and explore the beaches for yourself.  You will be pleasantly surprised.  I’ve also supplied many more pictures of Brookings, Oregon on my main real estate website available through the link below.

Please visit my Brookings, Oregon homes for sale website and you’ll experience a great MLS search to find and save your favorite Brookings homes.  You can set up your own personal account and save all your favorite homes and searches.  I’m not a spammer so you can use all the exceptional tools I’ve purchased for you with the confidence that I’m available and can answer your questions and help any way I can.  And also know I will respect your privacy.

Thank you,

Brad Weese

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Brad W. Author is a expert in the area of Brookings, Oregon real estate.  Read more about Brookings, Oregon homes for sale at his website http://www.BrookingsBrokers.com/

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Do You understand the different types of Oakland, CA homes for sale these days? I thought I would include the following article by Jeff which gives the basics. I hope you enjoy it.

Brad

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What’s the Difference Between Short Sales, Foreclosures and Traditional Real Estate

By Jeff E Donnellan

Residential real estate has been turned upside-down in the last 4 years. Purchasing a home was a fairly simple process. A buyer could find a home they like, make an offer directly to the owner, negotiate price and terms, then close within thirty days. Today real estate is a completely different world and the market is dominated by short sales and foreclosures ( up to 50% of all sales in some areas). However, there’s a lot of confusion concerning expectations and values between these types of sales. The largest differences between the three types of sales are price, timing, terms, and condition.

A traditional real estate sale will usually reflect the top price of the market. In most cases the owner has maintained the home and will quickly negotiate reasonable offers. In addition they will be open to fixing problems that come up during an inspection. This situation is ideal for a purchaser that wants to quickly.

Short sales are a type of distress sale where the owner can not keep up with mortgage payments or property maintenance. This type of purchase can take between two & six months before receiving a counter offer from the seller’s mortgage company. Most cases the seller will likely not make repairs to defects in the home. The typical discount when purchasing a short sale is 13%-30%. If you have time to wait and don’t mind making a few repairs this can be a great option.

Foreclosures are usually the deepest discount, but there are many unknowns. The home has been vacant for some time and an empty home in the winter has a high probability of frozen water pipes which then break. Repairs can be extensive and a buyer will need cash or a rehab loan. If the repairs needed are extreme, the home may not qualify for financing. A very thorough home inspection is needed to determine what type of repairs are necessary and how they will cost. Responses from the bank are usually quick and very from 24-72 hours. Closings can also happen quickly and in 30 days or less. This is definitely a “buyer beware situation.” If not planned properly a foreclosure could turn into a money pit.

When purchasing a home you must consider which option best fits your situation. Before falling in love with a home find out what type of sale it is and can it be financed. Realistic expectations are critical.

Jeff Donnellan Re/Max

Jeff Donnellan is a Chicago Realtor servicing the city and surrounding suburbs. He specializes in helping home owners avoid foreclosure through short sale. Find more about short sales and foreclosure prevention at http://www.webhomesearcher.com

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