Midwest sales position to be filled with moving involved to set up new offices to suite. Looking for a lower cost but convenient and comfortable spot to buy a home for the family.
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CNN's Money (money.cnn.com) lists Powell OH, as #18 in the top 100 Best Places to Live.\n\nI suggest you look at their site, and use schoolmaters.com for quality of schools.\n\nHere's the money.cnn.com link:\nhttp://money.cnn.com/best/bplive/index.html\n\nHave fun with the move!
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What is the advantage of moving, other than better schools?  The stress and change may be worse for the kids than staying in the current school.  Would the seller rent to you w/ option to buy? Would they give you much of your rent back toward the purchase price?
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Look online at some local realators websites and take an average of similar lot / home packages in you area.  \nShorewest.com\nremax.com\nfirstweber.com
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Have you ever thought about the Midwest?  I'd go western Illinois in some of the smallish university town.  That way there will still be jobs and plenty of housing available.  Good luck!
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See if your employer offers assistance finding housing as part of your relocation.  Also try craigslist.org and the local newspapers.  This is where many private landlords advertise.
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The housing market has turned into a buyer market so I would say the prices are very negotiable.  On Lake Ontario would be a good place to buy a home.  I don't know about Brighton, how about Henrietta.
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Any sales position has pretty high turnover.  Go on monster.com or any other job service, Craigslist, or just open the newspaper.  There are plenty of people advertising.  Stick to those with ads, because there are plenty of them, and also because these firms tend to recruit fresh people to train.  You're not going to make much at first. Also, it's helpful to have decent knowledge of the real estate and loan markets, and since you'll be working with a lot of realtors anyway, get to know a few. Realtors and loan officers work together very closely and share a lot of marketing efforts
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Location of your broker is not important.  Move only for better service at lower cost.  If you meet these criteria, have your new broker send paperwork to authorize the transfer to them.
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Negotiate as part of you accepting the job that they pay some moving expensese.  It is all open for negotiation.  They could pay realtor fees (if you have any), costs of professional movers, meals, mileage, etc.  You can negotiate whatever you want in order to accept the job.\n\nSome companies will just give you a flat dollar amount, then let you take care of actually getting it done, while others will reimburse for actual expenses (save those receipts).\n\nIt depends on how bad you want to move and what that cost means to you.
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Network like crazy.  Try and go to bridal shows.   Talk to builders in your area to see if they'd be willing to let you sell their houses (perhaps at a reduced rate).   Work friend and relatives to help you out.
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i did this... i just searched houses for sale and clicked on some listings. then i'd put the zip code for where you are lookingg and type in square feet and stuff. good luck
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To be honest, the cost of manufactured homes have increased so much, you might find a better deal on an existing house. Unless , of course, you already have some land you were going to move on to.
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There are several companies in the area with nice Rent-to-Own  homes.  You can browse the internet, yellow pages or submit your criteria to http://www.219-properties.com to have these companies (from Northwest Indiana) contacting you.
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you might want to try remax or coldwell banker depending where you are looking because each state is different
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I think the real estate boom has caused a big increase in the number of mortgage companies in general.  It may be that the cost of living makes MN attractive and the business becoming more national means low cost areas are attractive to mortgage lenders.
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GVA Marquette Advisors is the company that does detailed studies of the area you refer to. "Apartment Trends" is a quarterly publication they publish that has detailed info. I would suggest contacting them to ask if they have a current edition and where it is available. Their info. is more detailed and current than US Census data I saw for 2005.\n\nhttp://www.gvamarquetteadvisors.com/site/in.htm\nMinneapolis/St. Paul\n\n333 South 7th Street,\n\nSuite 2300\nMinneapolis, MN 55402\nPhone: 612-335-8888\nFax: 612-334-3022
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Did you check http://www.realtor.com to see what was available?  They have homes for sale and also rentals.\n\nGood luck!