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2907 Roanoke Avenue, Newport News, Virginia 23607

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Property Details For 2907 Roanoke Avenue, Newport News, Virginia 23607

25×100 Buildable Lot. Whether you are a homeowner looking to build your perfect home or an investor seeking a prime opportunity, this vacant lot presents great potential to create a personalized residential space in a desirable location that is near the Monitor Merrimac Tunnel & Interstate, Newport News Shipyard, Shopping and Dining areas. Don’t miss out on this exciting opportunity to bring your vision of home to life! Buyer is responsible for doing their own due diligence and all measurements are based on tax records.

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GONE! 2602 Oak Avenue, Newport News, VA 23607

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Enjoy this recently renovated, 2-story single-family home with brick and vinyl siding nestled on a corner lot. 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, a living room, and dining area. The recent renovation has introduced a host of upgrades, including new cabinets and LVP floors downstairs with carpet in the family room and upstairs, complemented by a modern kitchen featuring stainless steel appliances and granite countertops. Privacy fenced backyard. This home seamlessly combines modern upgrades with timeless charm for the perfect blend of convenience and style. Conveniently located near Shipyard, Military Bases, Christopher Newport College, Buckroe Beach, Interstates, shopping and more.

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SOLD! 634 44th Street, Newport News, Virginia 23607

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fRONT OF PROPERTY LOCATED AT 634 44th Street, Newport News, Virginia 23607

Looking for a great starter home? Look no further! This charming, cozy 2-bedroom, 1-bath gem in Jefferson Park is perfect for first-time buyers or those seeking a comfortable haven in a peaceful neighborhood. With a prime location and an inviting atmosphere, you won’t want to miss this opportunity! Schedule your private viewing today!

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SOLD! 3104 Roanoke Avenue, Newport News, Virginia 23607

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Exceptional discovery! This 2-bedroom, 2-bath residence is strategically positioned near Newport News Shipyard (NNSY) and adjacent to the interstate. A must-see for individuals seeking a home that is both conveniently located and recently renovated. Revel in luxury vinyl floors, brand-new windows, upgraded HVAC, and modern stainless steel appliances. This property is a testament to comfort and style.

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Home Staging

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“Home Staging” is more than just preparing to sell your home by making it look the best it can. It’s really the art of first impressions. As a home seller, you may want to consider hiring a professional home stager to assist you. They work with the “flow” of a home, eliminate clutter, arrange furniture, and even assist in enhancing curb appeal. Or, if you’re more the do-it-yourself type, below are some tips on what you can do to improve your home’s “first impression.”

Start at the curb

Curb appeal is the first step to selling your home. No one wants to buy a previous owner’s dirty house. Power-wash the siding and wash windows until they shine. Trees, shrubs, and flowers should be neat and tidy, the garden weeded and the lawn mowed and edged. Once you’ve removed everything that isn’t necessary, add touches such as large, lush flower pots or hanging planters to welcome visitors.

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Move inside

Once you’ve created a promising exterior, you need to focus on the interior. The key to staging is to make it meaningful, set the tone and suggest countless possibilities. That means you need to remove everything that could distract the buyer’s attention. Keep only what you must to remain functional. If you don’t use something every day, pack it for the move. This is also very important. You want to remove anything personal such as family pictures and mementos.

Like the exterior, the inside needs to be neat and clean. Once the house is clean, stage your home with minimal furnishings. Arrange furniture to enhance the strengths of the room and facilitate traffic flow. If your furniture shows signs of age, consider borrowing pieces. If you need inspiration, visit some model homes to see how decorators have put rooms together. It’s not necessary for individual rooms to be used for their original purpose as long as the functions they represent are logical and show the space off well.

In home staging simplicity and comfort is your ultimate goal!

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Your Checklist Before You Buy Your Next Home

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Home Buying Checklist

The time has come and you are ready to buy, but before you start searching for your next home review this checklist. This list helps you prepare your budget in advance and guide you to financial success in the future.

1. Reduce Debt & Increase Credit Score: Before you start looking for your next home you should request a credit report. This will give you a starting point on understanding your credit score before you request a loan. Your credit score will influence the interest rate of your loan.

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2. Save Money to Set Yourself Up with a Large Down Payment: While it is possible to purchase a home without a 20% down payment it’s best to get as close as possible. This will allow you to have a smaller mortgage rate, Avoid PMI, and receive a better rate. If you do not have a 20% down payment you may qualify for a VA or FHA loan.

As you begin the process to find your next home checking these items off your list will provide you with a more successful home buying experience. Our team is here to help you! Let us know the area and/or neighborhood you are looking to live along with your top needs our team of professionals will assist with finding your next home.

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Unlock the Secret to Pricing Your Home Right: Discover the Power of a Comparative Market Analysis!

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A CMA Contains Valuable Information On Recent Sales, Including:

  • How long each property stayed on the market.
  • How close the sale price was to the asking price.
  • Notes comparing each home to yours – number of bedrooms and baths, approximate square footage, sizes of major rooms, amenities such as fireplaces and pools, age of the home, property taxes and more.

To get an estimate of how much you should list your property for, you can request a Comparative Market Analysis (CMA). A CMA is an informal estimate of market value, based on sales of comparable properties in your area. It generally takes into account various aspects of your home, including size, features, and annual costs. Reviewing comparable homes that have sold within the past year, along with the listing or asking price on current homes for sale, should help you determine a fair sale price for your property.

CMAs can include homes that are currently for sale and those which have recently sold. They can cover areas as narrow as one or two streets surrounding your home, or as broad as an entire subdivision.

The CMA is an informative tool, but like any tool, it doesn’t work by itself. For this reason, the CMA will always need to be interpreted by a professional.

Remember, too, that Comparative Market Analysis is also used as a buying tool; real estate agents will typically share CMA reports with their clients as they consider buying homes in an area or neighborhood. Just as you can use the CMA to ask the highest possible price for your home, buyers can use it to roughly determine if your home is being listed at a fair market value.

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Price It Right

When it comes time to sell your home, pricing it correctly is essential. Overpricing can be a costly mistake that discourages buyers and ultimately slows down the selling process. Buyers will compare your home to others in the same price range, and an overpriced property can make them view other homes as a better value. This can result in fewer potential buyers, causing your home to sit on the market longer. The longer your home is on the market, the more likely buyers are to think there’s something wrong with it!

Avoid the “price high then drop” strategy, which can make buyers believe that there are flaws in the home or that you are desperate to sell. If you accept a bid at an inflated price, your buyer may face financing issues because an overpriced home will not appraise for the selling price.

To avoid these issues, consult with a real estate professional who can help you determine the true market value based on a comparative market analysis. Working with your professional, you can price your home correctly and create a strategic marketing plan that generates excitement from the beginning.

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Sellers: Protect Yourself And Your Home

To ensure your safety and security, it’s important not to allow unescorted strangers into your home during the selling process. Legitimate buyers will typically work with a real estate agent and schedule an appointment to view your property. Additionally, it’s wise to secure any valuable items in a safe location before hosting an open house, as it can be challenging to keep track of everyone who enters your home.

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GONE! 1133 22nd Street, Newport News, VA 23607

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OOPS! This One Is Gone!

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Completion date is 45 days from listing date.

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SOLD! 3106 Chestnut Avenue, Newport News, Virginia 23607

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Great opportunity for first time home buyers or investors looking to add to their portfolio. Potential of five bedrooms depending on the use that works for the potential buyer.

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