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Matthew Green Auction Services
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Real Estate Auctions vs. Traditional Real Estate Sales Method
Discover the benefits and advantages of a real estate auction for buyers and sellers alike when compared to the traditional sale method.
Buying
Learn how an AAA auction works, how to bid successfully and what advantages a AAA auction offers you as buyer of real estate. Find out how Matthew Green will assist in providing the timely information you will need to evaluate a purchase.
Selling
If you're selling or liquidating a business, farm, luxury home, a ranch, land or a condominium, you want to make sure you get a fair market price, and you want to sell on your time frame. Learn how an AAA auction can help you do both with its proven track record and innovative marketing techniques.
At your request, a representative of Matthew Green Auctions Company will confidentially discuss the possible sale of your property.
- Residential Single Family
- Multiple Family
- Commercial / mixed use
- Office Buildings
- Resort, Etc.
- Industrial
- Agricultural -Farms
- Family Estate Auctions
- Fine Art & Collectibles
Matthew Green Auctions Company Has The Services You Need!
It is our primary goal to identify whether your property is suitable for auction or the traditional listing method because each property is unique.
After meeting with you to discuss your goals, and the features of the property, both positive and negative, a decision will be made to proceed with the auction - or to use a traditional listing method. When the auction process is chosen we will then prepare, at no cost or obligation to you, a complete marketing strategy for the successful sale of your property.
For more information, please visit our Frequently Asked Questions section
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Great Lakes Region Leads Nation in Outbound Traffic; Growth Slows in Western States, According to 2010 United Van Lines Migration Study January 5, 2011—Outbound traffic from the Great Lakes...
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FHA Issues Guidance for Reverse Mortgage Borrowers and Lenders Dealing with Outstanding Debts January 6, 2011—The Federal Housing Administration...
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Paint Offers Inexpensive Way for Homeowners to Freshen and Update Their Homes January 4, 2011—Individual style, mixed with budget-conscious...
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Pending Home Sales Continue Recovery January 3, 2011—Pending home sales rose again...
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Real Estate Glossay
- Variance
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- Yield
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What an investment or property will return; the profit or income.
- Townhouse
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Usually a two- or three-story dwelling with shared walls, or a living unit operating under the condominium or townhouse form of ownership.
- Title report
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A statement of the current condition of title for a parcel of land.
- Title insurance
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An insurance policy that protects against any losses incurred because of defects in the title not listed in the title report or abstract.
- Title search
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A professional examination of public records to determine the chain of ownership of a particular piece of property and to note any liens, encumbrances, easements, restrictions, or other factors that might affect the title.
- Warranty deed
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A deed in which the grantor guarantees that he or she is giving the grantee good title free of encumbrances. Considered to be the best deed a grantee can receive.
- Undivided interest
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Ownership by two or more persons that gives each the right to use the entire property.
- Trustee
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One who as agent for others handles money or holds title to their land.
- Variable rate mortgage
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- Write-off
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Depreciation or amortization an owner takes on a commercial property.
- Value
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Market value or present worth. To have value, a property must have utility, scarcity, effective demand, and transferability.
- Valuation
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Estimated or determined value; synonymous with appraising.
- Usury
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Charging a higher rate of interest on a loan than is legally allowed.
- Valid contract
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One that meets all requirements of law, is binding upon its parties, and is enforceable in a court of law.
- Useful life
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The period of time over which a commercial property can be depreciated for federal income-tax purposes. Also known as economic life.
- VA loan
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Veterans Administration-backed mortgage. The VA, a federal agency, operates a loan guarantee program for honorably discharged veterans and widows of veterans who died of a service-related injury. Mortgages call for low or no down payment. Sometimes referred to as GI loan.
- Urban renewal
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The acquisition of run-down city areas for purposes of redevelopment.
- Zoning
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Procedure that classifies real property for a number of different uses: residential, commercial, industrial, etc. in accordance with a land-use plan.
- Trust deed
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A document used in place of a mortgage in certain states; a third-party trustee, not the lender, holds the title to the property until the loan is paid out or defaulted. Also called a deed of trust.