Why Sellers Demand Proof of Funds From a Buyer by Elizabeth Weintraub

Often buyers will ask why they need to provide proof of funds… This is a great article by Elizabeth Weintraub to share with you buyers that explains why we need to provide proof of funds.

Why Sellers Demand Proof of Funds From a Buyer

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Did you know that 47% of home buyers in 2009 were first time buyers?

Predictions are that the number will even be higher for 2010…. Click HERE for full story according to Move.com

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When do we apply for a Homestead Tax Exemption?

Have you filed your Homestead Exemption?

You Appraisal District will automatically send a form to all new property owners around the end of January. You will have till April 30th of that same year to file this exemption. For additional information contact your Appraisal District. If you have any questions about selling or purchasing a property, please do not hesitate to contact me. I look forward to hearing from you.

Collin County Appraisal District
469-742-9200
www.collincad.org

Dallas Central Appraisal District
214-631-0910
www.Dallascad.org

Denton Central Appraisal District
940-349-3800
www.dentoncad.org

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Collin College buys land in Celina to build a campus

By Penny Rathbun, Staff writer

Celina is going to become a college town.

At the May 26 Collin County Community College District Board of Trustees regular meeting the board approved a contract of sale for the purchase of approximately 75 acres in Celina. Some time in the next three to four years the district will build a college campus on the property.

The future campus location is just east of Preston Road on the south side of County Road 88 and directly behind the Carter Ranch subdivision. The property is being purchased from the George White Family Ltd. Partnership for about $35,000 per acre.

“The college will hold it for future development. It has great accessibility,” said vice chair of the board of trustees and Celina resident Brenda Willard Goodell.

She said there is no plan yet for any particular program or a design for the campus. It will be at least three years or more before ground is broken for the first building. It will be a full-size comprehensive campus.

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