Virgin Islands Real Estate - Marsha Maynes

16/03/2021

NO STEPS. This walk-in level 2-bedroom with a carport has been completely rebuilt. New hurricane resistant storm windows and sliders throughout. The pocket sliding glass doors open completely from the living room to the deck. Both bedrooms have been expanded for more interior space and the guest bedroom now provides an alcove perfect for a home office set up. Freshly painted, new ceramic tiled floors, a gourmet kitchen with stainless steel appliances, 3 split A/C units and remodeled bathrooms with double sinks and walk-in showers. The building has a new roof, new hurricane impact resistant sliders, new doors and windows and new electrical and plumbing systems. Shows beautifully! Call Marsha Maynes at Blue Water Realty at 340-690-0243 or visit my website at www.MarshaMaynes.com

NO STEPS. This walk-in level 2-bedroom with a carport has been completely rebuilt. New hurricane resistant storm windows and sliders throughout. The pocket sliding glass doors open completely from the living room to the deck. Both bedrooms have been expanded for more interior space and the guest bed...

27/02/2017

More homes for sale would increase home sales.

In local markets across the nation, there are too few listings to meet the strong buyer demand.

20/02/2017

Get some ideas that will really help when space it tight.

Pullout and folding drying racks, and clothing rods of all lengths, come to the rescue when space is tight

13/02/2017

Some first-time home buyers are making sacrifices to get into their homes.

Yogi Berra said he’d give his right arm to be ambidextrous. While most first-time home buyers are not going to that extreme, it is interesting to see what sacrifices are being made according to the National Association of REALTORS® 2016 Profile of Home Buyers and Sellers.

06/02/2017

Home mortgage interest is deductible only if the loan is a secured debt which involves a signed instrument.

Occasionally, when dealing with close relatives who might also become heirs, signing a note and handling the paperwork properly may seem like a needless effort but it could mean the difference in being able to take a legitimate interest deduction.

30/01/2017

A home inventory can serve as a guide to make sure a homeowner is compensated for all valuables in a loss.

People who experience a property loss are usually asked by their insurance company for proof of purchase which can come in the form of a receipt or current inventory of their personal belongings.

23/01/2017

Most popular place to invest money not needed for more than ten years.

Single-family homes can offer an easy entry into property investment and help you diversify your portfolio. But even experienced real estate pros have to take care to ensure they get the most from thi

16/01/2017

Lowering the price is the most obvious thing that can be done to encourage buyers, but it is not the only thing that can be done.

There is a common body of knowledge among real estate professionals that indicates that the longer a home is on the market, the lower the price will be. Many sellers discount this belief in the beginning because they feel confident their home will sell quickly.

09/01/2017

People who think they can not afford to buy a home for themselves ironically end up buying it for their landlord.

The ironic thing about people who think they can’t afford to buy a home for themselves, end up buying the home for their landlord. There are several facts that support this notion.

26/12/2016

24/12/2016

Americans over 80 will double from six to twelve million in the next two decades.

A new Harvard report lays out the wide-reaching impact of a coming surge in senior homeowners.

23/12/2016

Yes, mortgage rates are a little higher but in perspective, they are still a bargain.

In 1966, a gallon of gas was $0.32 and today, it is $2.49. A dozen eggs were $0.60 but they’ve only doubled to $1.33. A gallon of milk was $0.99 and today, it costs $3.98. You could send a letter for five cents and now, it costs forty-seven cents.