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Auri, Bilingual Realtor & International Relocation Specialist in NW Arka
"Serving you with all Real Estate and Relocation Needs"
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Bilingual Realtor for Crye-Leike REALTORS Springdale, AR 72762
May 2006—present
I welcome the opportunity of helping you with any questions, or real estate needs you…
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I welcome the opportunity of helping you with any questions, or real estate needs you…
Specialties:
1st Time Home Buyers
Relocation and International Clients ... show more
Relocation and International Clients ... show more
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Master of Public Administration, James Madison University, VA 1994
Bachelor in International Relations, University of Panama, Panama, 1989 ... show more
Bachelor in International Relations, University of Panama, Panama, 1989 ... show more
Interests:
Enjoy working with people especially helping them with their real estate needs.
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I am a Bilingual full time Realtor serving clients with Real Estate and Relocation needs in all Northwest Arkansas, USA., especially ... show more
I am a Bilingual full time Realtor serving clients with Real Estate and Relocation needs in all Northwest Arkansas, USA., especially ... show more
Testimonials:
"Auristella’s dedication to us during the process of selling our home and searching for a new home made the experience easier and more enjoyable. She
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Auri, Bilingual Realtor & International Relocation Specialist in NW Arka answered:
When both parties, seller and buyer, agree on the terms of a contract there is no need to continue marketing the property. The listing agency puts then the property off the market ,and it goes under contract or the pending category.
On the case of a short sale which is subject to the approval from the seller's lender it usually takes time to get an answer from the bank. If it's a local bank it may be faster than with one from out of the area.
My question to you is has the offer you submitted been approved by the seller and then by the lender. That could happened if the short sale was already pre-approved by the bank, the contact from the bank is quick in responding, and with a cash offer it might make the offer more attractive. If not, it could be that there was another offer before yours.
Just ask your Realtor to find out. Best wishes!
On the case of a short sale which is subject to the approval from the seller's lender it usually takes time to get an answer from the bank. If it's a local bank it may be faster than with one from out of the area.
My question to you is has the offer you submitted been approved by the seller and then by the lender. That could happened if the short sale was already pre-approved by the bank, the contact from the bank is quick in responding, and with a cash offer it might make the offer more attractive. If not, it could be that there was another offer before yours.
Just ask your Realtor to find out. Best wishes!
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