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Last Updated on Monday, 14 April 2008 14:12 Written by Clancy Fort Monday, 17 March 2008 16:16
Everyone is worried about what the market is going to do next. Go up. Go down. Stay around where it is. Well, we may need a prophet linked to the divine to determine this one, but there’s good news for you to consider. It doesn’t really matter. Now, I know you’re saying, “OK, he’s lost it.” Nope…I just look at the market in a different way then most people do. Real estate is a long term investment and because it is, it doesn’t matter whether you’re buying or selling in an up or down market. Here’s how I came to this conclusion.
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Last Updated on Monday, 17 March 2008 16:15 Written by Clancy Fort Monday, 17 March 2008 16:11
Here’s the myth…”If I have the listing agent write the offer, I’m going to get a better deal on the home.” This is absolutely false for a number of reasons.
- The agent represents the Seller and the Seller only. They have no responsibility to you.
- The listing agent doesn’t want to bring a low offer to their sellers, so they will push for a higher initial offer from you.
- The listing agent is not allowed to disclose items to you that would put the seller at a disadvantage in the negotiation. You’re on your own.
- The agent who is represents the seller is presenting the offer to the seller. You are not represented in the transaction.
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Written by Clancy Fort Monday, 17 March 2008 16:10
Here’s the myth…”If I have the listing agent write the offer, I’m going to get a better deal on the home.” This is absolutely false for a number of reasons.
- The agent represents the Seller and the Seller only. They have no responsibility to you.
- The listing agent doesn’t want to bring a low offer to their sellers, so they will push for a higher initial offer from you.
- The listing agent is not allowed to disclose items to you that would put the seller at a disadvantage in the negotiation. You’re on your own.
- The agent who is represents the seller is presenting the offer to the seller. You are not represented in the transaction.
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Last Updated on Wednesday, 10 June 2009 01:21 Written by Clancy Fort Monday, 17 March 2008 16:04
So, what is a VIP Buyer anyway? The simple definition is a buyer who can close the sale and proves it with documentation when they write an offer. Why is this important? IT WILL SAVE YOU MONEY!
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Last Updated on Tuesday, 10 June 2008 12:40 Written by Clancy Fort Monday, 17 March 2008 14:57
A plan is something that most people over look when going into a new home purchase and if you don’t have one it could cost you lots and lots of money. A good REALTOR® will be able to help you with your plan. The biggest issue with your plan is TIME.
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In every transaction there is usually a request for repairs given to the seller by the buyer. The work order is usually backed up by a third party inspection report. The following is a list of some possible work orders. The work orders must be completed prior to closing and the seller is responsible for having them done. Check with your local authorities for specific requirements.