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Paul Dumke

"Trusted Advisor"
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Agent at CORE Real Estate
Experience:
Loan Officer for Home Loan USA January 2004—present
Realtor for Core Real Estate April 2008—present
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Specialties:
Buyers Agency, Second Home Markets, Lake Properties.
Certifications
& Awards:
Southwest Michigan Production Awards, Internet technologies expert, Accredited buyers representitive.
Home Team customer satifaction award. Notary Public.
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Interests:
I enjoy serving the Harbor Country and Wine Country!
About:
I consider myself a Real Estate Consultant.
This is because I truly believe in guiding my clients toward what is really best for them now and in the future.
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Testimonials:
"Paul, you did a awesome job looking out for us.
We could have ended up paying an old assesment on the property after we bought it.
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Paul Dumke answered:
The best way to confirm a past sale is to go to the Register of Deeds and pull public records.
It could be helpful to possibly know what they owe on the property for negotiating purposes.

There are some sites showing recent sales, but there is some question how reliable they are. You most likely will not find sales back that far.
I agree with JR as well. Knowing TODAYS value is very important.
Paul Dumke - Mon May 18 2009, 06:10

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