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Real Estate Agent Suggestions Needed
Asked by T.M. from Dallas
on August 20, 2009
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Hi Momma's,
We are looking to sell our home and down size a bit so that I can stay at home with our girls. I've had several not horrible, but not good, experiences...
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- Hi T., Technically speaking, I could suggest that you use my husband as he is a licensed agent and very experienced, 25+ yrs in the business, etc. However, 99.99% of...
- Hello T., I know a wonderful real estate agent located in Garland. Her name is Melba Davis and she works with Coldwell Banker. Melba is a Certified Residential Spec...
- I LOVE our realtor. Pete Kerrigan with Keller Williams in PLano. He has done this for a long time, so knows the drill and the builders, the area, taxes, etc. He res...
Looking for a Good Realtor
Asked by R.H. from Kansas City
on January 15, 2008
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We are looking for a good realtor who will help us sell our house quickly. Does anyone have anyone they really loved?
Seeking a Good Realtor
Asked by J. from Chicago
on November 29, 2007
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I have been left with a bad taste in my mouth from my last realty company. In the end I felt I had been placed on the "pay no mind to " list for reasons that would be ...
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- Hi J., My husband is a realtor and he works at Coldwell Banker. His name is Dino Patras and he has helped clients in the area you mentioned. His office is in Arli...
- I agree with margo to test a few out. When I sold my house in the city I looked up the names of realtors who had listings in my neighborhood already (just looked in t...
- Right now is not a good time to sell and honestly the sales person can't do any magic.... I know a couple of people, that have been trying to sell for a few years no...
Seeking a Work from Home Job
Asked by M.M. from New York
on September 12, 2007
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My name is M. and I am currently looking for a job that i can do from home. I've tried the online surveys but most of them seem like scams or offer gifts as payment so...
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- I am a work at home mom of three. my husband is a mortgage broker, but we needed extra money to supplement his income right now. All three of my kids go to private s...
- Hi M., I am a busy stay at home mother of 4 boys. I started working from home with Arbonne in July and I love it. Check out the wonderful opportunity http://cat...
- HI I am new here and this is the first time I am responding to anything. I am a mom of 4. My husband works A LOT! I am a realtor but realized although I can set my own...
Help with Home Insurance...
Asked by H.V. from Cleveland
on April 5, 2011
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Oh I'm in the process of buying our first home.
I'm on the stage of trying to figure out who has the best Home insurance that also isn't ridiculously expensive. I've ...
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- We currently have Erie (purchased through a local rep under a different name) and we pay less than that. Every other company who quoted us, including Progressive, All...
- Go with a company that does ALL the insurance, auto, home, life....AAA has been good for us. Many years algo I had Farmer's and they were good too. The reason I deci...
- It depends on your area, where you live and your mortgage company. We do not do escrow accounts because we prefer to earn interest ourselves on property taxes appx ...
Foreclosures
Asked by B.B. from San Francisco
on May 11, 2008
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I'm not a real estate/mortgage expert at all but I was just wondering it seems like everywhere I turn people are either "walking away" from their house or house going ...
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- Walking away means that you allow the lender to foreclose on your home and YES it does have consequences! It's not easy, it's stressful and To have your home foreclos...
- When a homeowner "walks away" from their home....it simply means that they are moving out of their home and letting the bank have it. Unfortunately, we find ourselves ...
- B. ~ "Walking away" means that you just stop paying on your mortgage and let the home go into foreclosure. Yes, it affects their credit history for anywhere from 2 to...
Overwhelmed!
Asked by A.W. from Indianapolis
on January 21, 2007
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I am currently looking to buy a home for my son and I in May. I do not even know where to begin! Can anyone recommend a good real estate agent? I have not lived in Ind...
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- My Aunt Peg is an amazing real estate agent. She's very low key and will take care of you! email me if you want her number ____@____.com
- Look into The meadows of shelbourne @ Deerpath I moved here a year ago and I love it. It's @ 238/Greenfield AV & Brookschool RD. You dont need a realitor or a broker...
- Hi A., I called and met with a couple of real estate agents during my home buying experience and ended up going with a new home community by Beazer. Sounds like yo...
Real Estate
Asked by W.L. from Dallas
on December 16, 2009
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I am considering getting my Real Estate License and I was wondering if anyone out there could give me some advice. I haven't done any schooling in a really long time ...
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- There are a lot of good schools out there and some things can be done by correspondence. I will be honest though after 10 years of having a real estate license I am g...
- Dear W., The classes are easy and can be taken quickly or over a long period of time. There are real estate schools all over the Metroplex. Since you didn't say w...
- my hubby got his doing basic classes at the local community college. easy. can do weekends/evenings. Good luck!
To All You realtors...Question?
Asked by J.K. from Dallas
on February 2, 2012
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My FIL is a big "know-it-all" and it's hard to tell what he actually knows what he's talking about and what is just a bluff.
We're planning on buying a house in Dal...
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- FIL is wrong. Banks historically look for 20% but they do have programs that don't require that much. You may consider dealing with a reputable mortgage broker inst...
- The only time you would need that large of a down payment is if the loan you are looking at is from a Hard Money Lender (collateral-only loan - think really bad credit...
- That sounds high, but I'm sure it depends on what kind of financing you want. My dad is a realtor in the Dallas area; I'm sure he'd be happy to answer whatever questi...
Can Anyone Help??
Asked by K.S. from Dallas
on June 4, 2009
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Okay, here goes. My husband and I have been renting a house for the last year and a half and are really wanting to try to buy because we're spending nearly $1,000 mon...
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- K., I completely understand. My husband and I were in your shoes about a year and half ago. I would recommend Patricia Yeager with Willowbend Mortgage in Plano. W...
- K., Today there is a really bad financial climate to have the issue you are having. If you are unable to find a mortgage company to loan you the money maybe going to ...
- Hi K., We also were in a similar situation but were blessed to finally become homeowners this past November. It was a long fighting battle but it was well wort...
