Fall is finally here! Depending on your situation, that could mean a remodel, landscaping project, or maybe some old windows that are letting your air conditioning escape. Whatever the project, Nothnagle Home Services can do it all.
Through their partnership with trusted Rochester area contractors, service partners, and retailers, Home Services provides Nothnagle clients with home-related products and services before, during, and after their move.
Home Services does so much more than just providing moving services. There are service partners that specialize in whatever you may need. From paint, cleaning, interior decorating, roof repairs, mowing, pest removal, remodeling, trash/garbage pickup, home security, or heating/air conditioning, Home Services will help get the job done. A full list of our service categories can be found here.
Each one of our service partners provides some special benefit exclusively to Nothnagle clients who go through Home Services. Every partner is required to maintain a 95% satisfaction rate with our clients, so you can be sure you are getting the highest quality service. Take comfort in knowing the job will get done right. A full list of our service partners can be found here.
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Tuesday, October 25, 2011
Sunday, October 23, 2011
Mark Siwiec Joins Nothnagle Realtors!
The Rochester region’s second highest-producing Realtor will be joining Nothnagle Realtors’ Brighton office.
Mark Siwiec is leaving ReMax Realty Group in Pittsford, where he records $34 million in annual sales transactions. He will start at the Brighton Nothnagle branch Monday and will bring three or four out of six agents on his current team and three support staffers.
Siwiec said he is making the move for business reasons, noting Nothnagle’s technology and well-designed website as well as its aggressive marketing efforts.
In March, the region’s top-selling agent, Holly Creek, moved from Hunt Real Estate ERA to join Nothnagle.
Siwiec has been in the real estate business for 21 years and was with ReMax Realty Group for the past decade.
Mark Siwiec is leaving ReMax Realty Group in Pittsford, where he records $34 million in annual sales transactions. He will start at the Brighton Nothnagle branch Monday and will bring three or four out of six agents on his current team and three support staffers.
Siwiec said he is making the move for business reasons, noting Nothnagle’s technology and well-designed website as well as its aggressive marketing efforts.
In March, the region’s top-selling agent, Holly Creek, moved from Hunt Real Estate ERA to join Nothnagle.
Siwiec has been in the real estate business for 21 years and was with ReMax Realty Group for the past decade.
Friday, October 21, 2011
Nothnagle Home Securities Appoints New CEO
Philip Nothnagle of Nothnagle Home Securities Corp (NHSC) announced today that Christine Nothnagle will take over his position as CEO for the company, effective immediately. Philip has served as CEO since 1969 and will remain on in the capacity of Chairman.
Christine Nothnagle joined NHSC in 1986 and was named President & Chief Operating Officer in 2004.
“Christine lends herself to every aspect of the mortgage process including initial phone calls, updating clients about rates, processing and underwriting and everything leading up to the closing. Customer service is her first priority,” said Phil Nothnagle, Chairman.
Christine currently serves as Treasurer of The Housing Council and is a member of the SONYMA Advisory Council, which provides assistance in maximizing SONYMA as a provider of affordable and sustainable mortgages. Nothnagle Home Securities was listed as SONYMA's second largest lender in the Rochester Area for the third quarter of 2008.
Christine Nothnagle joined NHSC in 1986 and was named President & Chief Operating Officer in 2004.
“Christine lends herself to every aspect of the mortgage process including initial phone calls, updating clients about rates, processing and underwriting and everything leading up to the closing. Customer service is her first priority,” said Phil Nothnagle, Chairman.
Christine currently serves as Treasurer of The Housing Council and is a member of the SONYMA Advisory Council, which provides assistance in maximizing SONYMA as a provider of affordable and sustainable mortgages. Nothnagle Home Securities was listed as SONYMA's second largest lender in the Rochester Area for the third quarter of 2008.
Tuesday, October 18, 2011
Nothnagle Realtors Hometown Choice Collecting Coats
Every year, local Realtor Jim Moon starts the collection of coats to be donated to the Christmas for the Needy effort in December.Good used or new coats can be dropped off at Nothnagle Realtors Hometown Choice office, 270 Lake Street, Suite #1, Penn Yan, beginning Oct. 17. The coats are laundered at K&L Cleaners before being sorted and distributed to children.
If you want to help with the project or have questions, call Moon at 315-694-1235 or email Jim@nothnagleHTC.com
Saturday, October 15, 2011
Get Your Offer Accepted!
Imagine that you have finally found the house of your dreams. It is priced right and getting a lot of potential buyers through. You want to make an offer, but what can you do to make sure your offer is the one that is accepted? Financially, offers can be broken down into three categories:
1.) An All-Cash Offer
Obviously, a cash offer is favored by any seller. In today’s real estate market, an all-cash offer is even more enticing. Last month, one in four real estate transactions were impacted by a low appraisal. An all-cash buyer eliminates the need for the bank appraisal.
2.) A Non-Contingent Offer
If you don’t have cash readily available, the next best thing would be to make a non-contingent offer. To do this you should be already pre-approved for a mortgage and have your current house already under contract. This gives the seller the confidence that you are already a qualified buyer who will be able to complete the purchase.
3.) A Contingent Offer
Some buyers start the process of looking for a new home before their current home is sold, which could be a big mistake. If you find the home you have been waiting for, it will be very difficult to get an offer accepted because the seller could see the offer potentially falling through down the road.
Asking a seller to wait until your home is sold is somewhat unreasonable in today’s market. One of the reasons you would want the home is because the seller priced the home at a value to sell it NOW. They want to know it is sold when they accept an offer.
Unless you have the ability to purchase with cash, the best thing to do is to be pre-approved for a mortgage and have your current house already in contract before looking for the home of your dreams.
Source: http://kcmblog.com/
1.) An All-Cash Offer
Obviously, a cash offer is favored by any seller. In today’s real estate market, an all-cash offer is even more enticing. Last month, one in four real estate transactions were impacted by a low appraisal. An all-cash buyer eliminates the need for the bank appraisal.
2.) A Non-Contingent Offer
If you don’t have cash readily available, the next best thing would be to make a non-contingent offer. To do this you should be already pre-approved for a mortgage and have your current house already under contract. This gives the seller the confidence that you are already a qualified buyer who will be able to complete the purchase.
3.) A Contingent Offer
Some buyers start the process of looking for a new home before their current home is sold, which could be a big mistake. If you find the home you have been waiting for, it will be very difficult to get an offer accepted because the seller could see the offer potentially falling through down the road.
Asking a seller to wait until your home is sold is somewhat unreasonable in today’s market. One of the reasons you would want the home is because the seller priced the home at a value to sell it NOW. They want to know it is sold when they accept an offer.
Unless you have the ability to purchase with cash, the best thing to do is to be pre-approved for a mortgage and have your current house already in contract before looking for the home of your dreams.
Source: http://kcmblog.com/
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