Contact InformationAll Lifelong 2143 Staples Mill Road Richmond, VA 23230 Phone: (804) 354-6000 Fax: (804) 354-6006 Email: Office@AllLifelong.com Testimonials
It gives me great pleasure in expressing my sincere appreciation for the rare professionalism displayed by agent, Sylvia Lambert, in negotiating the recent sale of my real estate property. Sylvia was undeterred in her efforts to sell the property. She coordinated each and every aspect with precision. She made sure that every detail was covered. In addition, her pleasant disposition and manner made things easier during difficult times.
Jerome T. Cater
When I bought my first home, I was nervous and wasn't sure if it was a good decision. I was so young. Now I'm glad I had Tanya as my agent. She taught me how to use real estate as a tool to gain wealth. Now I own 2 houses and pay less for my house than what I was paying for rent at my apartment.
Michael
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WelcomeWelcome to the premier resource for all real estate information and services in the area. We hope you enjoy your visit and explore everything our realty website has to offer, including Richmond real estate listings, information for homebuyers and sellers, and more About Us, your professional Richmond Realtors. Looking for a new home? Use Quick Search or Map Search to browse an up-to-date database list of all available properties in the area, or use our Dream Home Finder form and we will conduct a personalized search for you. If you're planning to sell your home in the next few months, nothing is more important than knowing a fair asking price. We would love to help you with a FREE Market Analysis. We will use comparable sold listings to help you determine the accurate market value of your home. BlogWhat's After the Tax Credit?Lifelong Realty, Jul 12 2010The $8,000 tax credit is over if you didn't go under contract on a home, by the April 30th deadline. So, what incentives do first-time home buyers have to purchase their own home? How does up to $70,000 in grant funds sound to you? There are several new home subdivisions that offer substantial grant funds to first-time home buyers. A prospective buyer is considered a first-time home buyer if the buyer has not owned his or her primary residence in the past three years. We recently helped a single mom of two children purchase a new 4-bedroom, 2 bathroom home priced at $171,701, with $57,010 in down payment and closing cost assistance. The down payment assistance helped to bring her loan amount to about $115,000 and, with a below market interest rate, her payment was less than $800/month.Chances are, the government will not be providing another home buyer tax credit any time soon, but there are so many other cost saving opportunities for home buyers in today's marketplace. To take advantage of grant funds, your household income generally needs to fall within certain income guidelines, which may be higher than you'd think. |
