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Realty originated as Thompson Real Estate, started by Pat Thompson who has been in the Real Estate business over 20 years. Don and Paige Coash recently purchased the assets of the company from Jim Ramm. As Broker/Owner Don is expanding the sales staff and reaching out to all facets of Real Estate Sales. Under the new ownership, Realty will remain the same name.
Our professional staff combines a total of 88 years of Real Estate Sales, Ranch and Agricultural Management. Our experience in these areas gives our team the ability to market your property to its highest potential. Our philosophy is based on "professionalism" and "integrity" in all Real Estate transactions, whether you are buying or selling.
Realty is one of Nebraska's leaders in Farm, Ranch, and Recreational Land Sales and Management. Our staff is licensed in Nebraska. This enables us to give the Seller and Buyer a large base of potential prospects and property selection. Contact us to buy or sell Farm, Ranch, Recreational, Residential, or Commercial Real Estate. Realty provides you, our customer, with an experienced educated staff that uses modern technology to make available all of the tools and support to sell your property or locate a specific property to suit your needs. We are large enough to serve all of your needs yet small enough to provide the personalized service you desire.
Exceptionally clean, cottage style, very comfortable and affordable describes this 3 or 4 bedroom. One or two bedrooms on the main floor and a remodeled second floor two bed room set up for kids on the second floor. The partially finished basement is perfect for a entertainment center, storage and utilities. This is one of the best homes available in this price range. This Property is a beautiful efficient two bedroom home. It features a very open, airy, sun filled living space and kitchen. Every room is extremely well decorated and painted. It is a two bedroom, 1 1/2 bath unit. This would be a perfect home for a retired couple or young family.
This home is exquisite. It offers vaulted ceilings, large "eat-in" country style kitchen, and large user friendly utility/office area. All hallways and doors are handicap accessible. Everything about this home is high quality. A redwood deck, raised garden areas, and sprinkler system make the yard a destination. Between the attached garage and the additional unattached two stall garage, there is ample storage.
Consolidating Debt Using Home Equity
For many people with high-interest credit card debt, it makes very good financial sense to consolidate that debt using your home equity . When you consolidate debt, you're using your home equity to pay off the higher-interest creditors while "rolling" that debt into your mortgage. When you do this, you're not reducing the amount of your debt. Instead, you're lowering the interest rate on your debt, which makes it easier to pay off.
Why consolidate debt using your home equity? Here are the top 3 reasons:
You're paying a lower interest rate with a home loan than you would on a credit card, making it easier to pay off your debts.
The interest on your mortgage is usually tax-deductible whereas the interest on a credit card isn't.
When you consolidate your debt, you only have to make one monthly payment as opposed to several. By having one lower monthly payment, you could be paying less each month than you would have if you hadn't consolidated. Calculate the advantages of using a home equity loan to consolidate debt.
A home equity line of credit (HELOC) works very similar to a credit card except that it uses your home equity as the revolving line of credit. Instead of receiving your money in one lump sum, you draw from your account only when you need to and make payments only when you use the money. You can close on a Quicken Loans home equity line of credit in as little as ten days. Quicken Loans offers home equity lines of credit for up to $500,000. Remember, when you consolidate your debt, be very careful not to run up the balances on your credit cards again. Consider cutting them up and keeping one for emergencies only. And if you increase your monthly cash flow by consolidating, you should consider saving more money, investing it or using it to pay down your debt faster.