2nd & 3rd Weeks of JUNE 2015 with NATALIE HARPER, REALTOR

Hello Everyone !

LAST WEEK w/NATALIE:
WOW! what a crazy 2 weeks! My Assistant took a quick vacation back to Michigan for some Graduations and I was swamped! Good news for me..bad news for her when she came back! :)

Since we spoke last, I have Listed and Sold 3 more Properties within 2-4 days of Listing Them! 1 Condo in Nashville, 2 Homes in Spring Hill, and my Buyer finally found her dream home in Lewisburg. I have another Listing on Annapolis Dr, but it looks like that may list and sell in 3 days as well! As my Assistant CJ says, I know how to Price them right!

I still have a Listing in Spring Hill with Lake Access to Laura Lake on 2.6 Acres! Call to Me to See!
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UPCOMING NEWS w/NATALIE:
I am blessed to have a great month ahead in July. I have 4 more homes to List in Various areas and if your looking, you might not want to wait for me to list them! Call me and I can give you a heads up!


LOCAL MARKET NEWS:
GM Spring Hill Pay It Forward Festival-Sat., June 20
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Carmike Cinemas 12 theater opens for business in Spring Hill with 3 big events

In Spring Hill, TN the average list price of a single–family home is $266,214. The average price per square foot is $113. There are currently 235 homes for sale with 150 new listings added in the last month.

In Nashville, TN the average list price of a single–family home is $377,579. The average price per square foot is $158. There are currently 1,004 homes for sale with 748 new listings added in the last month.
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NATIONAL MARKET NEWS:
The Federal Reserve this week voted unanimously in their regular policy meeting to leave the benchmark federal rate unchanged at zero but hinted that a raise is expected to occur for the first time in nearly a decade sometime later this year.The fed funds rate influences the cost of borrowing, such as in buying a new home. Since 2008, the Fed has kept the federal rate at basically zero, hoping to stimulate demand among consumers and businesses in propelling an economic recovery. It's what helped push the 30-year fixed-rate mortgage to a record low of 3.31 percent in 2012.Click Here to Read Full Story


Natalie Harper

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