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After City Name Click 'SF' for Single Family or 'CTV' for Condo, Townhome & Villa |
 Broward County Neighborhood Information
What is a Neighborhood? What does it mean?
What can you tell me about it?
Neighborhood names are used and referred to by everyone, but often you cannot even find them on a map. So, where do neighborhood names come from? Historically, neighborhood names are taken from the subdivision names or plat names (a plat name being the name assigned when the application to subdivide a parcel of land into lots and streets is made). Some plat names are partial legal descriptions and are not easily used as neighborhood names. Some neighborhood names are taken from the most popular or established street name in that area, while other neighborhood names come from a development, subdivision or individual of notoriety.
The following list of the more commonly recognized neighborhoods is taken from the nearly 50,000 plat names recorded with Broward, Palm Beach and Miami-Dade County.
For information about a neighborhood (you have interest in), or finding a neighborhood (meeting your criteria), Call Lynne Knapp (954) 647-5335.
Broward County - Condos, Townhomes, Villas
(Complex - Development Name, City, Zip, Type, Year Built)
Closing or Settlement >Net Sheet for Sellers
When you consider what price you should accept when selling your home, there are two important factors that will influence your decision. The first factor is the basic sales price. The second, and more important, is the amount you will actually receive from the proceeds at the closing.
Your real estate agent will prepare a seller's "net sheet" showing what your expenses will be. This will aid you in determining who pays what and when. It can help you to focus on the details of the sale.
A seller's expenses will include brokerage fees, real estate settlement fees, title insurance fees and special assessments. In some cases the buyer may ask you to pay some of the loan fees. Local real estate taxes will be pro-rated for you and the buyer, and you may be asked to place funds in escrow for payment of your final water bill. Subtract your mortgage balance any home improvement loans and other liens against the property that will be paid at the closing to come up with your final figures.
Your real estate agent can go over all of these factors with you when you list your home for sale and again as offers come in.
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Which home is considered the ultimate in California craftsman-style architecture?
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Located in Pasadena, the Gamble House, built in 1908 by Charles and Henry Greene, is a National Historic Home open to visitors.
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