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Annapolis Waterfront House Just Listed – 38 Williams Dr

This beautiful Annapolis waterfront home has just been listed for sale. It’s sited on Weems Creek in Admiral Heights.

Is this the one you have been waiting for?

Enjoy the Annapolis waterfront lifestyle including…

waking up to a gorgeous 180 degree water view, relaxing on your screened back porch, working and dining overlooking the water, and boating from your own private 25′ deep-water pier with multiple slips, a boat lift, electricity and fresh water.

This home has many wonderful features including a gourmet kitchen with island, hardwood floors throughout, water views on every level, 4 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, and a huge deck.

The marvelous Admiral Heights community amenities include a pool, pier, boat ramp, parks, clubs, and social events!

We’ll be having an open house next weekend, January 26th. Come and see! Or call with questions!

Anne Arundel County Real Estate Market Statistics Year 2019

If you are wondering how the last year went in our local market, here are some market statistics for the entire year of 2019 in Anne Arundel County, compared to 2018.

  • Total Sales: $4,109,091,572 (up 12.29%)
  • Average Discount Off List Price: 2.7% (was 3.1%)
  • Average Days on the Market: 46 (down 38.67%)
  • Average Sold Price: $411,547 (up 2.49%)
  • Real Buyers (Homes Sold): 9,873 (up 8.34%)

(Data Source: Bright MLS Statistics calculated 1/7/2020)

All of these numbers show that this market was stronger for sellers over the past year. If you’d like details on your neighborhood, just ask.

Anne Arundel County Real Estate Market Statistics Year 2019

Furnished Homes for Rent and Annapolis Property Management

Do you know someone who would be interested in renting their property, furnished? 

Or someone who could use someone local to keep an eye on their property while they are out of town? 

Maybe snowbirds who are heading south for winter?

With the temperature today, it feels like a good time to get going! 

Some great resources are available to help with these situations, just ask me for details.

Fixing vacant abandoned neglected properties and improving neighborhoods

Around Halloween, vacant, scary houses are thrilling!  

For some people, including some of my real estate clients, these houses are thrilling not only in October, but all year round. 

If you know of a local neglected, abandoned, or vacant property ,in or around Annapolis and Anne Arundel County, Maryland, you can help improve our community. If you let me know about a property like this, then I may be able to get local investor to turn it around.  

If you share a physical address or name and phone number for an owner of an unwanted property, I’ll get to work on it right away.

House Hacking – How to Live Rent-Free

Are you renting a home, or do you have friends or family members who are?

Wouldn’t it be great to build wealth through real estate and maybe even live rent-free?

Lots of people are very cautious or just don’t know what they can do. Many people have student loan debt and they are working to pay it off, and they don’t have much money for a downpayment.

By putting in a bit of extra effort and being creative, it’s possible to save money by buying a home, and even cover your housing expenses. Even in a high-cost area like Annapolis and Anne Arundel County.

Scott Trench shared some great ideas in the Millenial Money blog article, titled “House Hacking | How to Live for Free”.  As Scott wrote:

House Hacking is having your cake, and eating it too. It’s a mix between buying a personal residence and investment property.

House hacking occurs when you buy a piece of investment real estate, live in one of the units or bedrooms, and rent out the others.

One of my clients recently did this, and she is thrilled to have her roommates helping to pay off her mortgage!

If you want to find out how she did it, and explore what you can do, let me know!

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Here are some client reviews of Carlyn Lowery…

“Carlyn got us a quick sale above the asking price. She qualified prospects well, used a professional photographer for advertising photos, and provided expert advice during negotiations. Carlyn is what other Realtors aspire to be!”
– Paul Donnelly

“As first time home buyers, Carlyn Lowery was very attentive to our basic needs of walking us through each step of the home buying process from a novice standpoint. The long detailed list of items due at specific times from the start of the contract all the way through to the week of closing was greatly appreciated. It was great having an agent who took the time to clearly lay this all out for us. End result – a very smooth time at settlement. No surprises!”
– Ann Hannam

“We wanted a professional who would work with us to sell our home
quickly for a good price and protect our interests as sellers through the process.
Carlyn’s business acumen is her (and will be your) greatest asset.”
– Sue Bogard

“Carlyn was wonderful. She was organized, prepared, and knew the steps to take to sell our home quickly and used a wide array of marketing to get the job done. She gave great advice
during each of the phases, and in particular on the negotiation.”
– Michael Morgan

 

Questions? Call Carlyn Lowery today.

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