Front View of 5921 Sun Breeze Trail Sylvania, Ohio

In the popular Edgewater Subdivision, this home is only 7 years old and is located in Highland Elementary and Northview High School districts. 5921 Sun Breeze Trail Sylvania, Ohio 43560 is conveniently located close to Pacesetter Park, Sylvania Library, Highland Meadows Golf course, Mayberry Square, and Plummer Pool. It is a 2 story brick home with a full basement, 4 bedrooms, and 2.5 baths. Relax in the large master suite with tray ceiling, 2 walk in closets, and a whirlpool tub. The big, open kitchen has a granite island, and the family room has vaulted ceiling and gas fireplace. The dining room has sliders to the patio area which leads to the large, landscaped yard with sprinkler system. This open and spacious home is priced at $225,000.

Kitchen of 5921 Sun Breeze Trail Sylvania, Ohio

For more information on this property or to contact Kendall Gigax visit http://5921sunbreezetrail.danberry.com/

Back View of 5921 Sun Breeze Trail Sylvania, Ohio

When I was a kid Realtor, we had a terrible time getting sellers to consider offers that called for FHA of VA mortgages.  And I have to admit, there were valid reasons from the seller’s viewpoint.  FHA appraisers would come back with lengthy lists of repairs that the seller was required to complete prior to closing, and even the ones that went smoothly seemed to take twice as long to close as conventional transactions.   Even points often needed to be paid.

Fast forward to today’s market.  The times, they have changed, as FHA mortgages have become the mortgage of choice.  The primary attraction is the low down payment requirement (3.5%), which puts this financing within the reach of most buyers.  And what makes sense for buyers has become the best action in town for most sellers.

So, how much do you know about FHA financing?  Here’s a quick way to find out.  Take this QUIZ from the National Association of Realtors, click the “submit” button, and you will instantly be shown the correct answers.

How can we help you?  Danberry Co. professionals are ready to take your calls and answer your questions, as are the Home Mortgage Consultants from First Mortgage who can be found under the “Financing” button above.  We’d love to hear from you!

Many “experts” nationwide speculated that the expiration of the tax credit program would take the wind out of the sails (sales?) of a rapidly improving real estate market, but the mortgage market is definitely propping up activity. 

If you made it this far reading the blog, chances are good you might be among those searching for Toledo real estate who could benefit.  What are you waiting for?  “Historically low rates” will not last forever! Contact The Danberry Co., Realtors or a First Mortgage Home Mortgage Consultant today!

We are facing a window of opportunity, but remember, open windows do close.  We know that mortgage interest rates right now are at bargain levels – essentially mortgage money is “on sale”.  With soaring federal debt and deficits, however, does anyone believe these historically low rates are sustainable?  I don’t.  Those low rates are also coupled with a high inventory of listings (great choices) and low prices.  I’ll bet a year from now buyers will look back at June of 2010 and say “THAT was our window of opportunity.  What were we waiting for?”

How can we help you?  You can find a Danberry professional by clicking on “Agents & Offices” above.  If you have mortgage questions, click on “Financing” to find a Home Mortgage Consultant at First Mortgage Consultants, an affiliate of Wells Fargo Home Mortgage.

Hopefully even Danberry Realtors who never seem to get a weekend off will find time this Memorial Day weekend to spend with their families. The economy of recent years has taught us a new word, “staycations”, and guess what – they can be great fun!

But if you will be among the millions of road warriors (estimated to be around 27 million of us), make it a safe one. You don’t need a checklist, just remember the basics. Stay alert behind the wheel, or take turns driving with someone who is. Buckle up, especially the little ones. And give yourself plenty of time to reach your destination. We’re all better drivers when we’re not rushed trying to make up time.

Most importantly, let’s remember what Memorial Day is all about, honoring those who laid down their lives for us and made our incredible lifestyle possible.

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The third place winner was submitted by Perrysburg High School.  Congratulations to all those students that participated in the making of this video!

If you qualify as a first-time buyer but haven’t taken the plunge yet, remember time is running out and we’re not going to see many $8,000 gifts coming from a federal government that is burdened by so much debt.  Contracts need to be fully executed by the end of April in order to get the credit.  If your tax liability is less than $8,000, you will get a check for the difference.

For those on the fence post about whether or not to buy, perhaps talking to a mortgage loan professional will help you with your decision.  By clicking on “Financing” at the top of this page, then on “Contact our Home Mortgage Consultants”, you can get a great deal of help determining your financial qualifications at no cost to you.  Let us know if we can help with the process!

This remains one of the best times to buy a home that we have seen in many decades.  We suggest you begin the process by seeking professional counsel.  Full-time Realtors at The Danberry Co. are prepared to help you, as are the Home Mortgage Consultants at First Mortgage Consultants, LLC, an affiliate of Wells Fargo Home Mortgage.

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