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Choose the Right Real Estate Agent When Selling Your Home

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It's time to get serious about selling your home and choosing an agent. What's next?

Many people have friends, relatives, and acquaintances who either are a real estate agent, or knows someone who is a real estate agent. Others shop online to find an agent in their area, or call the agent who helped them purchase their new home.

* It is good practice to interview 2-3 agents minimum.
Last Updated on Sunday, 28 March 2010 17:32 Read more...
 

Local Mortgage Lenders

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Serving the Goodlettsville, Hendersonville and Northern Middle Tennessee Areas


Magna Bank

Pam Neighbours can assist with your mortgage loan needs in and around the Nasvhille and northern Middle Tennessee areas. Please click on Pam's site for additional information. You can call or email her and she will be glad to respond quickly. Pam can also provide you with a FREE pre-qualification and the latest mortgage interest rates

Last Updated on Sunday, 28 March 2010 17:32 Read more...
 

Final Walk-through Checklist

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 Final Walk-through Checklist:

 GENERAL

___Have all agreed-upon repairs been completed?
___Has the associated paperwork been submitted?
___Have the sellers removed any contents that are
      supposed to stay?
___Is the home relatively clean and ready for new
        occupants?

Last Updated on Sunday, 24 January 2010 11:09 Read more...
 

5 Reasons to Sign a Buyer Representation Agreement

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If you’ve started looking for a home—and a real estate professional to assist you—your buyer’s representative may ask you to sign a Buyer Representation Agreement. What is this form? Why should you sign it?

 Buyer Representation Agreement is a legal document that formalizes your working relationship with a particular buyer’s representative, detailing what services you are entitled to and what your buyer’s rep expects from you in return. While the language used in the document is formal, homebuyers should view it as an important and helpful tool for clarifying expectations, developing mutual loyalty, and most importantly, elevating the services you will receive.
Last Updated on Sunday, 17 January 2010 20:59 Read more...
 

Choose Your Real Estate Professional Wisely

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It's time to get serious about selling your home and choosing an agent. What's next?

Many people have friends, relatives, and acquaintances who either are a real estate agent, or knows someone who is a real estate agent. Others shop online to find an agent in their area, or call the agent who helped them purchase their new home.

Last Updated on Sunday, 14 March 2010 05:54 Read more...
 

Short Sales - Get a Trained Professional to Help You

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Some short sale practices are controversial in an industry already battered by rising numbers of foreclosed or distressed properties, and a recent history of questionable mortgage practices. So, regulators and real estate brokers say homeowners must be alert to a slew of potential risks and consequences of a short sale.

There is no industry standard for best practices and there is no specialized training currently required for real estate practicioners. There are special designations that the real estate professional can receive once they have gone through extensive training on the process of Short Sales.  Be sure to look for designations such as Certified Default Resolution Specialist(CDRS), Short Sales and Foreclosure Resource Certification(SFR), Certified Distressed Property Expert(CDPE) and several others.  It is imperative that you have a trained professional handling your Short Sale.

Last Updated on Tuesday, 23 March 2010 07:58 Read more...
 

Desperate Nashville Homeowners Turn to Short Sales

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A homeowner found himself in a bind last year after moving to Atlanta for a new job.

He couldn't sell his condo for what he owed on the mortgage. And he couldn't find a renter who would pay the $730 per month mortgage payment plus $150 per month association dues at his Donelson two-bedroom townhouse.

So, he sold the home as a short sale —

Last Updated on Sunday, 03 January 2010 13:44 Read more...
 
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