John Savignano

I'm a:	Real Estate Professional
Company:	Remax Executive Realty
Location:	01748
Web sites:	MetrowestareaHomes.com
	MyMetrowestBostonHomes
Phone:	(508) 435-8786

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I have been a full time Realtor in Hopkinton, Westboro, Southboro, Ashland, Upton & Grafton serving Metrowest communities for 22 years. I have a cutting edge marketing system unlike any Realtor in the area. REMAX is the largest most powerful real estate co. in the world. REMAX Executive has the largest market share in Metrowest. I have successfully helped hundreds of families buy and sell homes. My goal is always to keep the clients needs in mind and make what can be a very stressful process as enjoyable as possible through constant communication and guidance. I pride myself in providing the best information available so my clients can make informed intelligent decisions regarding their real estate needs. I am a skilled negotiator and look forward to earning your trust. Use my web site & search for homes or get a FREE over-the-net home evaluation. Let me show you how my cutting edge marketing canget you top dollar in the shortest time... without high fees! I also offer a Satisfaction Guarantee!

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With so many houses on the market and great bargains, what makes a house sell these days?

Asked Mon Sep 15 2008, 19:07 by Ruthless - All locations - Market Conditions - 20 answers

John Savignano answered:

location, condition and ammenities are all important factors, BUT, they all relate to price! In my MA market place, if you look at days on market and some have been on for over a year, then break it down further and look at the history of price reductions, it always comes out that from the last price reduction to the date its flagged as on deposit, its within 30 days. Once it gets to the right price it sells quickly. My argument is - if it was priced corrrectly at the beginning the sellers would have gotten a higher sales price because they are chasing the market down and buyers always ask how long has it been on the market? - Thu Oct 2 2008, 06:11

Great answer Andy, it has to be a good product at a GREAT price with aggressive marketing! - Thu Oct 2 2008, 05:44

My agent gave my lockbox number to buyers so they could come into my house without representation.

Asked Sat Sep 6 2008, 05:41 by Susan - Arlington - Home Selling - 21 answers

John Savignano answered:

The very 1st step should be to contact the agents manager or office owner. The manager or owner is actually the responsible party fdor the agents actions. You should contact him or her and give them a chance to respond.
Sorry for the unpleasant experience. - Sat Sep 6 2008, 05:57

Need help finding town with "walkable," vibrant downtown in suburban Boston.

Asked Thu Sep 4 2008, 09:03 by AuntBetty - Boston - Home Buying - 10 answers

John Savignano answered:

Westborough is a great town with a very walkable downtown and new in-town shopping mall. It also has a great stock of older homes and a highly rated school system. Westborough is also close to commuter hiway to boston and has a commuter rail stop. for more info. visit my website and click on local links. http://www.MetowestareaHomes.com - Thu Sep 4 2008, 10:00

How can I go to the Middlesex Probate office in Cambridge and get the probate files of estates that have real?

Asked Fri Aug 8 2008, 13:47 by Joe Short - Waltham - Home Buying - 1 answer

John Savignano answered:

if you know the address you can probably get it on line with a deed search (you can search by property address) at http://www.masslandrecords.com - Fri Aug 8 2008, 14:24

Based on the current housing market, what role does the assessment price play in selling price?

Asked Wed Aug 6 2008, 18:02 by Karen M. - 01824 - Market Conditions - 7 answers

John Savignano answered:

Good question. It depends on the town or city and what you need to do is look at recent sales in that town and see what the trend is in that community, in other words are hoomes selling at assessment or below. and what avg. range compared to assesment. Be careful in that the assesment is broken down into 2 parts, the land value and building value. if you have a home on .25 acres and a similar hom on 3 acres the assesment will be greater based on the land. - Wed Aug 6 2008, 18:21

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