About Nancy Osborne
Nancy brings over 20 years of business in the Bucks Montgomery and Lehigh Counties and has experience with investors, commercial and residential. She has helped grow and manage real estate teams for the last 10 years. Supporting and running real estate is her specialty.
- A member of the National Association of Realtors since 1994
- Member of Pennsylvania Association of Realtors
- Member of Bucks County Association of Realtors
- Has been a Realtor since 1993
- Keller Williams Real Estate Agent since 2002
- ABR (Accredited Buyer Representative) designation since 2004
- Background as an Administrative Assistant
- Has worked in a team capacity over her career and worked alongside many agents to help them grow and manage.
- Great communication skills and organization will benefit your transaction
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Homebuyer Tips
Pros And Cons Of Living In Alpharetta GA
When you begin to toy with the idea of relocating to a new city, no matter how many cities are initially on your list of potential new homes, there is always one that comes out triumphantly in the end. That is the city that fits your family’s lifestyle the best and meets all your expectations for a new hometown. A place where you and your family will fit in, ...
Homebuyer Tips
Buying a home has always been one of the most important financial decisions we had to make as we worked our way up on the social ladder. It is a decision that is not taken lightly and for some people, it can be stressful, but exciting as well. The unique feeling you get when you reach the doorstep of your own home is unmatched and you get a genuine sense of ...
Homebuyer Tips
There are a lot of cities on Florida’s Gulf Coast. In the panhandle, the city of Pensacola is known for its historic air base, as well as being a surprisingly affordable place to live. Further down the coast, the city of Tampa has gained a reputation as one of Florida’s most attractive young metropolitan cities, experiencing rapid population growth in recent ...
Agent Advice
Tips For Realtors: Getting More Clients
As a realtor, there are a lot of different areas of your job that you need to focus on to put food on the table. You need to know how to gauge a buyer’s interest, in order to ascertain how interested they are in your listing. You need to establish trust between you and your clients, so they know you’re worthy of their business. It’s also important to ...
Agent Advice
The Trust Shared Between A Real Estate Agent And Their Client
Buying or selling real estate is something most of us experience at some point in our lives. The process can be long and difficult sometimes but in the end a successful transaction is profoundly rewarding. Closing a transaction on a home for a first time home buyer will put a big smile on their face, knowing that they have achieved their dream of homeownership. Selling ...
Real Estate Glossary Terms
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Anti
Prefix meaning: (1) opposed or against something, as in antitrust or anti-Semitism. (2) opposite, as in anticyclical or anticlimax. (3) imputing strife, as in anti-king or antimanifesto. (4) neautralizing or restorative, as in anticorrosive or anti-friction. ...
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Lien
A lien is a legal instrument by which one party – usually lenders and creditors - guarantees the obligation of a real estate owner to do something – generally repays the money. If that obligation is not satisfied at the right time through the right methods, the lien applicant may be able ...
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Policyowners Equity
Portion of a life insurance policy cash value after the deduction of all the policyowner's indebtedness. ...
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Uniform Policy Provisions, Health Insurance
Basic contract language in individual health and accident insurance policies. These provisions are required under a model state law known as the uniform individual accident and sickness policy provisions act. The uniform provisions, some mandatory and some optional under the model act, deal with suc ...
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Temporary Nonoccupational Disability Plan
Social insurance that provides benefits to temporarily disabled workers in a few states. Five states require employers to pay cash benefits if workers are disabled. They are Rhode Island, California, New Jersey, New York, and Hawaii. ...