Meriden,ct (Meriden, CT)
By Edward Peterson, eDrake; CT
(eDrake)
$177,999, 3Bd/1Ba Single Family House, 1008 sqft.     Edward Peterson | eDrakeHome | 203-435-5010 20 Wilbur Ave, Meriden, CT 06450 The Best Little Houe in Meriden 3Bd/1Ba Single Family House   $177,999 Year Built 1968 Sq Footage 1008 sqft. Bedrooms 3 Beds Bathrooms 1 Bath Parking 2 Off street Laundry In Unit Lot Size 8276 Square Feet Website 20Wilbur.eDrakeHo... DESCRIPTION New Gas Boiler & Hot Water on-demand system, All new Samsung/Bosch appliances, counter eating area; Formal living room w/fpl., 3rd bedroom currently used as formal dining room; 1000s.f. w/out lower level ready to develop. Deep - Fenced back yard overlooked by deck, wood floors, shed.   Meriden see additional photos below Unit Features - Living room - Dining room - Range / Oven - Refrigerator - Dishwasher - Microwave...
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By George Souto, Your Connecticut Mortgage Expert
(George Souto NMLS #65149 FHA, CHFA, VA Mortgages)
The MidState Medical Center, located right off exit 6 on RT691 in Meriden, Connecticut, has just introduced its latest efforts to team up with the corporate community, to maintain a healthy workforce, through their "Corporate Wellness Program". The "Corporate Wellness Program" is designed to develop and deliver programs that will involve employees in wellness activities that will positively impact their health and well-being.  Through their many education programs and testing, employees will learn how to take better care of themselves, while developing a healthy lifestyle at the same time.  These programs will also assist employers in developing ways that employees can improve their production and morale.  These programs have also shown that they can reduce absenteeism and reduce health...
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By Cameron Norfleet
(Century 21 ACCESS AMERICA)
Whether you are buying your first home or your fifth, the process of buying a home can be an emotional, time-consuming venture.  Feeling that, in the end, you made the right decision and got a good deal can make all the difference. As with most major decisions, the amount of work and research you undertake before you start shopping can have a dramatic effect on how well you do in the end. #1  Do you really need that backyard tennis court?Everyone can picture their ideal home.  If you haven't thoroughly prepared yourself prior to viewing houses, chances are that you will find what you think is your ideal home, and will wind up paying too much for it. It is essential to treat the buying process in a slightly detached manner.  Those who fall in love with houses usually pay too much. That's...
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By Cameron Norfleet
(Century 21 ACCESS AMERICA)
Shopping for a new home is an emotional experience.  It is, however, also a business transaction, and must be treated as such.  Three of the most devastating things that can go wrong are: Paying too much Losing a dream home to another buyer Buying the wrong home When you have a systematic plan before you shop, you'll be sure to avoid these costly errors. Here are some tips on making the most of your home purchase: Get the information you needWhat price do you offer a seller? Is the seller's asking price too high? Is it a deal? Your own research is important, as is the assistance of a Realtor®.  A professional Realtor® can offer an unbiased opinion on the value of a home, based on many factors and a great deal of information. Without knowledge of the market, your offer could be too much....
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By Cameron Norfleet
(Century 21 ACCESS AMERICA)
With interest rates low, many renters are starting to think about purchasing a home of their own. While simple rental cost vs. mortgage cost comparisons can be very attractive, buying a home is a serious commitment, and there are many factors to consider: How long you plan to live in the home.Selling a home costs money.  If you potentially may have to move in the short term, the value of your home may not have appreciated enough to cover the costs of buying and selling.The length of time that it will take to cover those costs depends on various economic factors. Average appreciation tends to sit at around 5% per year. In this case, you should plan to stay in your home at least 3-4 years to cover buying and selling costs.  The real estate market can be particularly volatile, however, and...
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