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Jeff - Ginny Mitchell Realtors

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Agent at Coldwell Banker Ed Schlitt Realtors
Experience:
Realtors for Coldwell Banker Ed Schlitt January 1950—present
Graduates of the University of Kansas Jeff - Mechanical Engineer Ginny - Secondary…
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Specialties:
Previews Luxury Home Specialist
Relocation Specialist
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Certifications
& Awards:
ABR - Accredited Buyer Representative
CSP - Certified Short Sale Specialist
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Interests:
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About:
Jeff and Ginny Mitchell
Experienced, educated, professional Realtors serving your real estate needs with integrity and enthusiasm.
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Testimonials:
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When should sellers disclose tax increase?

Jeff - Ginny Mitchell Realtors answered:
If you will be the owner of the home when the second installment is due, and this part of the tax bill covers the time you will be in the house, then you should be the one who pays. However, if these are taxes paid in arrears, then the tax pro-ration should be as of the day of closing. Ask your Realtor and call the closing agent also. Most closing paperwork includes an agreement to be signed by the buyer and seller if taxes are paid in arrears and the tax amount changes, then the buyer or seller will pay the additional amount that they owe, or the buyer will reimburse the seller for taxes overpaid. Your Realtor and your closing agent should be able to explain this to you in detail for your particular situation. Hope this helps you. - Sat Sep 27 2008, 19:04

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