Indianapolis Homes and Real Estate News
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Indianapolis Real Estate seems to always be making the news. Through the bad times and the good times, we are nationally known. When we ranked in the top ten for foreclosures, the nation knew. We are known as having the most affordable housing market in the nation for a city our size.
Now, Forbes has named [...]
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You want a home with style, space and ready to move into; look no further! This beautiful 2 story traditional home with basement offers you all this and more.
4 large bedrooms with great closet space
3 bathrooms
Formal living and dining rooms
Kitchen with breakfast bar and dining area
Family room w/fireplace
Separate office
Finished basement
Deck and patio
Located in Country Club [...]
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Newly remodeled and updated home for sale in Eagledale in Indianapolis. Perfect first home priced at only $69,700.
Home sits on a wooded fenced lot overlooking the creek. Features include new kitchen, laminate flooring, remodeled bathroom, laundry room and all appliances.
Call me for information about the first time home buyer program through Indiana Housing.
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Country Club Place is one of Wayne Township’s most beautiful communities. Located off 21st St., just east of Country Club Rd, providing easy access to the freeway, shopping and parks, makes this a great location to buy your home in Wayne Township.
The neighborhood amenities include meticulously maintained green areas, swimming pool, clubhouse, park and [...]
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If you plan to use the First-Time Home Buyer Tax Credit program to buy a home in Indianapolis, time is running out. The program expires November 30, 2009 and closing on a home can take up to 60 days.
That leaves you about 6 weeks from today to find a home and go under contract.
The First-Time [...]
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What happens to your mortgage payment when the taxes change? We’ll look at my daughter’s changes over the last 18 months. In 2008 when the Indianapolis property tax C-bill came out ( the final bill for 2006), it was much less than the normal tax bill. Since taxes were behind, my daughters lender assumed her [...]
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