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Lights, cameras, action! The stage is set for this beautiful Zionsville home w/a glorious expansive sun room & kitchen. Palladium windows & masonry frplc warm the 2 story Grt Rm. The kitchen is a cook's delight w/custom cabinetry, lg island, subzero & tile finish. A 1st floor master is a retreat w/luxury bath.Front & back staircases add design interest. An upstairs office provides wonderful private space. 5000+ sq ft in desirable Oak Ridge w/tree lined streets & friendly people. 4961 Willow Ridge Court, $580,000, MLS# 2914642

Desirable Carmel Indiana at its best! An enviable golf course view of rolling fairways, greens & mature trees provides a relaxing retreat. Oriented towards the view are multiple windows, a light filled sunroom + an inviting covered front porch. There is space galore in the over 4000 sq ft, 3 car garage & finished bsmt. Newer wide plank hardwoods & 9 ft ceilings create pizzazz for the 1st floor. The Master Suite includes an adjoining den or nursery, luxury bath & walkin closet. Hurry to claim this one as your own! 12602 Double Eagle Drive. Offered at $309,000, MLS# 2913400

Celebrate Spring in this gorgeous setting. One of the prettiest lots in Coventry Ridge--.85 acre with large evergreens & privacy. Appealing architecture, custom built & well maintained. 3 car split garage compliments the look of the home. Fabulous screened porch & deck. Quality features include crown molding, window seats, builtin bookshelves & masonry fireplace. Big bsmnt offers window, columns + extra storage. Newer carpet, paint, laminate flooring. Hurry take a look! 4617 Bayberry Lane, Zionsville MLS# 2912951

One of the most overlooked best buys on the market is not foreclosures, bank owned homes, or short sales. No, it is actually corporately owned property or relocation listings. You might wonder what exactly does that mean? A corporately owned home is a home that has been purchased by a relocation company. An employee has accepted a job in another city and has usually tried to sell their home in a limited amount of time. When that effort is not successful, the relocation company steps in and purchases the home. The purchase price is determined through 2-3 appraisals. Here is the magic--relocation companies do not want to keep these homes in their inventories. They want to move them quickly. My experience has been that they are willing to take a loss to get the home sold. These homes have been well cared for, inspected, and usually are in great condition. A savvy Buyer can make a great purchase by negotiating an offer on one of these properties. How do you go about finding corporately own...