Frisco ISD - New Community Newman Village in West Frisco

Homes for sale in Newman Village

We have made it easy for you to find homes in and around the community of Newman Village . With an array of fantastic amenities available, including Frisco ISD, Newman Village is an ideal community to live and play.

We have streamlined the search process to ensure that you can locate and save your favorite homes in Newman Village and surrounding communities. The inventory changes daily, so create a custom search and access it anytime.

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Exclusive in Castle Hills and The Colony - 2013

The DFW housing market is starting to experience a shift in the available inventory and with this comes a shift in pricing. Stay in touch with the housing market in your city, and become an informed buyer. Get the information you need to make the best decision possible. Browse Local Market Statistics

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Is Now The Right TIme To SELL???

Selling Your Home During The Holidays

11. By selling now, you may have an opportunity to be a non-contingent buyer during the Spring when there are traditionally more houses on the market which could ultimately drive prices down. This could mean you sell high and buy low.

10. You can sell now for more money and we will provide for a delayed closing or extended occupancy until early next year.

9. Even though your house will be on the market, you still have the option to restrict showings during the six or seven days around the Holidays.

8. January is traditionally the month for employees to begin new jobs. Since transfers cannot wait until Spring to buy, you need to be on the market during the Holidays to capture the market.

7. Some people must buy before the end of the year for tax reasons.

6. Buyers have more time to look for a home during the Holidays than they do during a work week.

5. Buyers are more emotional during the Holidays, so they are more likely to pay your price.

4. Houses show better when decorated for the Holidays.

3. When supply goes down it means there is a greater opportunity to capture motivated buyers AND a better sales price for you. 

2. Serious buyers have fewer houses to choose from during the Holidays and less competition means more money for you. And the number one reason why your seller should list during the Holidays …

1. People who look for homes during the Holidays are more serious buyers!

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West Frisco TX - Homes For Sale

Hand built in Frisco TX

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Dominion at Panther Creek -- from the high 200's

Grayhawk -- from the high 100's

Griffin Parc -- from the low 200's

The Trails Of Frisco -- from the low 200's

The Knolls of Frisco -- from the low 200's

Find Out What It's Worth - LITTLE ELM HOUSE VALUES

How much is my home worth??? -- That is one of the most commonly asked questions that we hear on a daily basis.

Whether you’re selling, buying, or refinancing a house, making home improvements, or just keeping up with the local market, home value considerations are paramount. That’s where Franzetti Real Estate can help.

We have the knowledge and expertise to analyze and calculate local home data to correctly determine how your house compares to other houses in your neighborhood. Our experts know how banks and appraisers determine home values and can figure out the best way to put your home equity to work for you. After all, no two properties are alike, which is why having one of our specialists calculate your house value is key to getting the most for your real-estate dollar. 

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Specialists Advantage

Franzetti Real Estate is a team of Specialists and each individual person has been trained to take care of a particular area of the transaction. The complexities of your real estate transaction will be well-handled therefore smoothing the way for your listing and sale. We capably remove many potential challenges before they have the opportunity to appear. This specialized attention to detail is meant to ensure a very smooth and pleasant experience and to make sure that all details are handled. Contact your Home Specialist today to see what your current house value is TODAY!

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Bathroom Remodel - Out With The Old and In With The New

Remodeling Your Bathroom on a Budget

Remodeling your home bathroom on a budget requires careful thought and more elbow grease, so to speak, than simply going out and buying whatever you want at the first place you see it. Still, it can be done. Certain strategies will help keep you from going over budget.

Here are some tips to keep in mind as you plan your bathroom renovation.

Have a Clear Idea

Know exactly what you want before you start. Indecision can actually cost you more money. Forming a vision of what you want and sticking to the project plan prevents you from overspending on "just one more thing," purchasing things hastily without considering what you realistically have to spend. Pay attention to other bathrooms, look at area homes on parade or search online for pictures to get ideas.

Work Up a Budget

Perhaps you've read that people with written goals are more likely to achieve them. Budgets are much the same. When it's on paper, it's more real, and you're more likely to compare what you're spending against what your limit is. And be realistic. First, look at your disposable income and determine what you can safely spend to get the job done. Next, add up your costs for each item you will need. Estimate on the high side of costs to ensure you don't go over budget. Finally, keep a journal documenting your budget and actual purchases.

Do it Yourself

Labor typically costs half – or more – of the total cost for a remodel. Beware of cheap labor as well: Generally, you get what you pay for. Of course, for certain jobs, such as rewiring or complicated structural work, you may need to hire a professional. Check references and investigate the company or individual, and get a written estimate and guarantee before the work is done. Whenever possible, DIY instead.

Comparison Shop

Impulse buying often results in getting something you don't need and paying more than necessary. Consider your various options before purchasing items, especially high-dollar items. Look at various stores and possibly even online. What you spend in gas or shipping might just be less than what it costs at the local retailer. Also, don't forget about reclaimed and recycled items or modifying what you already have. Refinishing a bathtub, for instance, costs less than a new one. Re-grouting old tile may give it a new lease on life and allow you to put your money toward other items. Even using reclaimed wood or tiles, for example, or moving an old dresser from another room into the bathroom and setting it up as a vanity, will save a lot of money and provide your bathroom a distinctive touch. Don't be afraid to try the unusual if it works.

Prioritize

Be realistic about your abilities and prioritize the important things first. Depending on the age of your home, rotten or soft woodwork, flooring, plumbing problems and various safety issues must come first. After that, look at important cosmetic considerations. Is the lighting poor? Are the windows far from energy efficient? Does the room or ceiling honestly need a new coat of paint? These things will detract from the most clever room remodels and make your bathroom look and feel shabby.


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Find a Home Deal - Foreclosure and Reo Properties Can Be Tricky

Tips For Buying A Foreclosed Home

Homebuyers in the market for a deal on their dream home need two things: lots of patience and the stomach to do battle with investors. Any home that is in a decent area and priced right is facing keen competition in today's market.

Homebuyers in the market for a foreclosure need those qualities tenfold. Buying a foreclosure is a lengthy process, and, although most investors prefer pre-foreclosure sales and auctions, you will face your share of competition for bank-owned homes.

Let's take a look at some foreclosure-buying options and how to participate.

Buying a Foreclosure at Auction

Homes that are sold at auction, typically carried out at the county courthouse, are those that homeowners have lost because they failed to bring the mortgage current during the reinstatement period.

The lender's representative, known as the trustee, will be on hand to receive the money from the winning bidder, if there is one. The opening bid is typically equal to the loan balance, trustee's fees, accrued interest and other costs incurred by the lender during the foreclosure process.

Can you get a bargain at auction? That depends on how much the homeowner owed before defaulting on the loan. The opening bid must be met or the trustee purchases the property and it then becomes an REO, or "real estate owned" by the lender.

You may have seen foreclosure auction shows on TV. If so, you know it isn't the place for a novice to get a good deal. Most of the bidders are highly experienced flippers and investors offering up fierce competition.

You will also not be able to view the inside of the home or perform inspections. Plus, if you're the winning bidder, you may have to evict the current occupants. Depending on the state in which you live, eviction may be costly and time-consuming.

Finally, many foreclosures have additional liens against them, which you will take on if you purchase the property. Recorded liens are public information; you can search for them at the county clerk's office, the county recorder or the assessor's office. But not all liens are recorded.

One way to ensure you're protected is by purchasing an owner's title insurance policy. Contact a Realtor to help answer any questions.

Buying an REO

Purchasing a bank-owned property is much easier than buying a home at auction and much like a conventional purchase.

You'll need a loan preapproval letter from your lender, unless you're paying cash, and the services of a real estate agent.

Most REO properties are vacant and somewhat cleaned up. Although the bank won't supply you with property disclosures as sellers in a conventional transaction are required to, you will be allowed time for inspections.

Many experienced REO buyers perform extreme due diligence, such as checking the city planning office for permits that may be on file for any work the previous owner performed. Have anything that looks the slightest bit suspicious inspected, from the roof to the foundation.

Your buyer's agent should be able to assist you in learning as much as possible about the home's history. And, since real estate brokers are required to hold on to transaction files for a number of years (varying according to state), if the home sold in the past few years, your agent may be able to track down a past disclosure.

Banks typically don't pay for repairs to the property, so you'll need to take on that expense. Ultimately, although it may seem that you're getting a bargain-priced home, once all is said and done, it may be worth it to purchase another home in turnkey condition.

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