Keeping up with Camiolo

I was finally able to go check out Insomnia Cookie's Speak Easy! Located at 833 Wharton St, right across from Pat's + Geno's (we're not even going into that discussion) Each week they will have a SECRET code that will grant you access to the lounge.  The first week was - Cookies on Cookies This week is - I pledge allegiance to chocolate chunks Be prepared to stand in line! I first drove by last Saturday and the line was around the block. I saw influencers posting 1-2 hour waits thinking if it was wrapped around the block...of course it would be. To my surprise, I went Monday night around 9:10 pm ish......close the the sign that says CookieLab stand here....and waiting 90 mins. Yes, 90 minutes for cookies.  I would recommend trying for an earlier time in the day, but keep an eye out on Google to see when peak times are to avoid.  Once you're finally in, you'll say the password and are granted access. There's someone there who explains everything so perfectly ...

 This client was actually my first one ever. He literally just walked right into the office and said he wanted to buy a house. I was working the floor that day, so I was called down to help him. I sent him right over to get pre approved, and our lender explained how he would be a candidate for the first time home buyer's program.  With the program, he qualified within the guidelines needed based one income and household number. He had to attend a workshop to understand how the grant would work. The workshop is very helpful to determine how many years you'll have to occupy the home and what the terms are to avoid any disruption of distribution of the grant money.  We spent a couple months searching for the best home and found a great home recently renovated in the Tacony area. Asked for seller's assist with our offer, and then with the home inspection we asked for the heating system to get serviced and certified. We did come across an issue with the foundation and structur...

  Coming up on my two years in real estate! - March 11 2018 - was a year I busted my ass and it all paid off. Took my real estate classes during my last semester at ccp. Had a professor who cared enough to call me out when he saw I wasn’t producing work as I normally did. 2019 - Went to Harrisburg to pick up my license after someone hit my car the day before while I was in it. Had my first buyer to only close with $50. 2020 - Real Estate came to a close but was able to lock down a deal right by the deadline for a standard settlement. Handled a family’s property to close right before the holidays. 20201 - Already half way through my goal transaction # just within the first 2 months of the year. 2 down. A ton more to go. My advice to new agents be patient be consistent get out of your comfort zone pick up the phone!!! utilize showing time showing cart create checklist for transactions to help guide you each time create templates in zip forms signs up for classes with your associatio...

 What to do when it's time to sell.... Maybe you want to get in a better school district, family is expanding, change of scenery, job change.....WHATEVER IS MAY BE You want to be prepared and I want to help: Declutter, Organize, Get rid of those items you been meaning to Find out what the balance of the mortgage is  Get pre approved for your future home Are there any liens?  Are there any violations against the property? Is income the same?  In this time frame: Keep an eye on credit  Debt to Income Ratio Do not buy new furniture or new cars Next, is setting up a FREE home evaluation of your home. This will allow me as an agent to price your home considering the market and comparable comps. Make further recommendations.   Please feel free to reach out if you have any questions and you're ready! 2676085232 briellecamiolo@remax.net instagram.com/briellecamiolorealtor facebook.com/briellecamiolorealestate

  With 2021 coming in hot, were making sure we keep clients in the loop with everything to help them become home buyers and get the most out of their transactions. Thanks to Quaint Oak we've been provided with information about closing cost assistance.  Read the documents below for more information! They have also provided their number to get started! I can also be of assistance for any questions, since they are our in house lender!

 When selling or buying, you need to be well represented through the transaction. This is not something, you should do alone. Deal with a professional.  How agents help you: Buyer: Assist with pre approval  Match listing properties with client's criteria Submit offers + negotiate Set up home inspections Use network and sphere for properties and service providers  Guide through documents, agreements + contracts Seller: Price the home based on market value + comps Marketing + advertise the home Use network and sphere to gain more attention to home Add home to MLS Conduct open houses Lay out offers  Negotiate offers Preparing, submitting and filing any documents Check out: facebook.com/briellecamiolorealestate instagram.com/briellecamiolorealtor Cell: 2676085232 Email: briellecamiolo@remax.net

 With the spring market approaching, here are some tips to prepare your house to sell! keep it clean, and tidy  paint where needed depersonalize - take down personal photos identify repairs stage it If you're looking to buy or sell, please do not hesitate to reach out!

Spring Market will be here before you know it! Front Door is a program that helps first time home buyers with funds up to $5000 (exclusions apply) For every $1 you put down, they put down $3 up to $5000.  Contact First Front Door Provider-  https://www.firstfrontdoor.com/ To your advantage our in house lender is a provider! So you can come in + get pre approved. You can then apply for this grant. You will have 6 months to use this grant. Once approved, you'll have to sit in on a 4 hour counselling class to help you understand the loan.  The 2021 round starts April 5! Let's Get You Started!!!! 2676085232 briellecamiolo@remax.net

 Hey there!  Dropping some more tips for you regarding real estate! Today: Bank Account Major key to get you the keys  A bank account is going to show how much you have and how much you are retaining once you are being paid. It's also showing your spending habits.  Whether you're renting or buying, your finances will be revealed.  A positive flow of income is a must to show that you will be able to handle the lease are sale. Landlords want to see there is money coming in every month to pay the rent.  Lenders want to see you have money for closing and are able to afford your monthly mortgage.  If you don't have one now, I would highly suggest making an appointment with a referred bank to open a checking and savings account.  Questions to ask: Whats the minimum to open an account? Does it need to maintain a balance? Are there monthly fees? Annual fees? Are there many locations/atms? I would place what you're comfortable in with the bank account, def...

HUD homes are homes that have been foreclosed on, and are owned by the bank or the lender.  Owner occupied gets first dibs at placing a bid and then it's open to investors.  The first round of bids may be exclusive to owner occupied for 7-14 days or even longer. If a bid is not obtained in that time, then investors may place a bid.  These are houses going for what's owed on the property and may have some leeway to negotiate.  Keep in mind these homes are as is and you're taking full ownership for the property in it's current state.  For owner occupied, HUD will pay up to 3% but it must be specified on the bid.  There's also a program called, Good Neighbor Next Door  "Law enforcement officers, teachers, firefighters and emergency medical technicians can contribute to community revitalization while becoming homeowners through HUD's Good Neighbor Next Door Sales Program. HUD offers a substantial incentive in the form of a discount of 50% from the list pri...

The first front door grant is offered to clients who are obtaining a mortgage through their ffd providers. Our in house lender is one of them! For every $1 you contribute, FFD will provide $3 in assistance, up to a maximum of $5,000. Your lender will guide you on how it'll benefit you! This is only available for first time home owners, here are the income limits:  https://www.huduser.gov/portal/datasets/il.html Keep an eye out to submit your application early in 2021! Make this the year you become a homeowner! For more info:  https://www.firstfrontdoor.com/ Brielle Camiolo - REALTOR Remax Access briellecamiolo@remax.net

  Welcome to 758 Uber St! This is a 2 bed, 2 bed lower bi-level unit.  Unit A first floor offers a sizable living room, beautiful ceramic hall bath, contemporary kitchen with high gloss cabinetry, quartz counters, stainless steel appliances, and rear bedroom with exit to rear yard.  Lower level features large bedroom and sleek ceramic full bathroom. Convenient to public transportation, Francisville Playground, Tela's market, Dessertcrazy, and much more.  First, last, and security to move in.  Easy to show! Comment below or reach out to me personally at 2676085232 to schedule a showing or submit an application! More pictures: https://www.homesnap.com/PA/Philadelphia/758-N-Uber-Street/property/15795758 Follow my real estate pages  Facebook: BrielleCamioloRealEstate Instagram: BrielleCamioloRealtor

  Hey there!  Brielle Camiolo here aka Busy Bre.  Today I want to talk about credit! Credit is so important and something that definitely stays with you. Bad credit can ruin your chances of getting access to loans regarding cars, homes etc. Even getting access to a cell phone plan. People with bad credit are asked to put more money up front versus people who have good or great credit. Loan officers look into your credit to see how much of a risk it would be to loan to you. Credit will give you credibility since it relies on: utilization amount, on time payments, how long the card has been open, and credit limit.   Multiple cards can be a good and bad idea. If you manage your cards correctly, that can help boost you score. If you manage them poorly, that can deteriorate your score.  How to build your credit whether you have none, poor or good credit.  keep your utilization under 30% (only spend $30 for every $100 you're approved for) pay off balance bef...

 Hey there! Brielle Camiolo here from Remax Access.  Here are some tips to help you save $$$ during the colder months.  1. Unplug electronics not in use 2. Upgrade outdated thermostats 3. Make sure air vents are not covered so air can circulate 4. Check insulation 5. Seal drafty windows and doorways 6. Get an hvac inspection  7. Open drapes during the day 8. Wear layers or covers in the house 9. Put your fridge on recommended temp 10. Clean out filters Comment below which tip you liked best!

Hey there! Happy Tuesday! I just wanted to talk today about what it's like to show houses to you! So once we have your criteria set up, we'll be able to see which ones are available to view.   These properties are either going to be a "go and show" or "appointment required" Go and show means we'll have immediate access to the property. Appointment required means we'll have to wait to see if that time works for the owner or tenant and they'll either confirm or deny.  I set up the properties from furthest to closest to your home that way if anything happens you'll be closer to home.  These are set up with time frames specifically for us, so it's very important to remain on schedule and to be on time. If anything changes, please let me know immediately! That way we can pivot.  Any questions? Comment below!!