Montauk Homes for Sale

Although Montauk is primarily a tourist area it is still a great place to live and raise a family or even retire. It boasts of a low crime rate with some great amenities. During the first quarter there were 385 available for sale at the average asking price of $1,875,536. One of the many things that residents of Montauk is proud of is that they were the home of the first lighthouse in New York state. Further to this it is the 4th oldest lighthouse still active throughout the USA.

Sites with Montauk MLS Listings

Did you know that some search engines show you less than 70% of all the Montauk Homes for Sale? We have compiled a list of search engines and sites that will give you a comprehensive list of homes for sale in Montauk, NY.

1. Trulia.com - MLS listings for Montauk

If you don't find something that you like at the time then you can be put on the mailing list so you are updated.

2. Zillow.com - homes for sale Montauk

You will see you when you land on this site that you were going to be able to utilize a lot more of the information besides that which is available to the homes.

3. Realtor.com - homes for sale Montauk

Clicking on a home of interest will take you to a new page with some great information that includes a neighborhood map.

Other Sites

Realestateyahoo.com - MLS listings for Montauk - If you are interested in something specific like foreclosures for example than that there is a section here is that you will be able to go to, to find the information that you need.
Realestate.com - homes for sale Montauk - This is a good site if you require some specific information about the homes listed for sale in the area.

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Real Estate Brokerages in Montauk NY

1. Corcoran Group representing real estate in Montauk

Understanding the market in Montauk area and the surrounding New York communities was changing rapidly from a predominantly rental market into one of home ownership, the team of sales professionals at the Corcoran Group became experts in all aspects of the industry including residential and commercial properties.

2. Kathleen Beckmann representing real estate in Montauk

With an excellent reputation with both local and out of town clients, local broker and founder of Kathleen G. Beckmann Real Estate, Kathleen Beckmann has been a resident of Montauk for many years and genuinely cares about helping her clients achieve their real estate goals.

3. Atlantic Beach Realty representing real estate in Montauk

Consisting of a dedicated team of experienced, knowledgeable and energetic sales associates that are residents of Montauk themselves, Atlantic Beach Realty has been assisting the people of the area with all of their real estate needs for the past 20 years.

Other Sites

Keeshan Inc representing real estate in Montauk - Known for representing the best properties in Montauk, the premier real estate firm of Keeshan Inc, prides itself on creating life long business relationships with their valued clients and have been helping them with their real estate needs for more than 25 years.
Coleman Realtors representing real estate in Montauk - With an excellent reputation based on trust and a commitment to the highest level of customer service, Coleman Realtors has become a leader in the industry and with a team of over 100 professional sales associates that all have a high degree of experience and knowledge of the market they make buying or selling a home a breeze.

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Blogs about Montauk Homes for Sale

Tips to Help Sell Your Home Fast

Published on Sun, 14 Aug 2011 09:56:09 -0700 | Peter Middleton's Blog

There are many challenges to face in the market, but following some simple rules may help put you a step ahead.Start out by making a good first impression. Curb appeal is very important and if your house looks rundown on the outside, people will assume the same about the inside. Buyers want to feel like they could live in a home from the moment they pull up in front of it. Basic improvements such as exterior painting, cutting the grass and planting some flowers improve the look of a home from [...]

How to Succeed as a Rookie Agent

Published on Sun, 07 Aug 2011 09:32:53 -0700 | Peter Middleton's Blog

While the market conditions are not ideal, there is still opportunity for rookie agents to thrive. Here are some tips for helping others buy and sell their homes.First, make a solid business plan. This means setting goals and having timelines for meeting them. Create both short- and long-term goals. Start out small, with goals like meeting 10 new prospective clients a month or getting office space with a larger brokerage firm. Then think big, such as selling one home each quarter, month or week. [...]

Home Ownership at New Low

Published on Sat, 06 Aug 2011 14:29:14 -0700 | Peter Middleton's Blog

According to a recent report by Morgan Stanley, homeownership in the United States is declining while renting is continuing to rise. The Census Bureau reported that the percentage of people who owned a home had dropped to 65.9% during the second quarter, its lowest level since the first quarter of 1998.However, Morgan Stanley analysts claim that rate is more likelty around 59.2%, factoring in delinquent mortgage borrowers (the ones who are likely to lose their homes at some point).The dip in hom [...]

Why am I being charged points on my loan?

Published on Wed, 08 Apr 2009 16:29:01 -0700 | Anthony Lombardo's Blog

“Why do I have to pay points?” I've been hit with this question more and more, so thought this was the perfect blog topic: http://www.themortgageblogger.net/why-am-i-paying-points/This is becoming more and more common in the mortgage industry and is just one of many changes that has happened as of late. I recently noticed “the spread” on interest rates getting bigger and bigger, and I noticed that more of my loans are closing where the borrower is paying points. What is this [...]

Who owns my mortgage? Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac?

Published on Tue, 19 May 2009 14:48:28 -0700 | Anthony Lombardo's Blog

This is coming up more and more lately due to the Making Home Affordable initiative. Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac each have their own versions of the refinance and loan modification. If you are interested in the Making Home Affordable refinance or loan modicifaction, start by finding out who owns your home loan. To find out if Fannie Mae owns your home loan, click here. To find out if Freddie Mac owns your home loan, go to https://ww3.freddiemac.com/corporate/. It is possible that nei [...]

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