Rhonda Holt

Hello, the houses in Bed Stuy are going for great prices. I'm not sure if you realize, but Bed Stuy was on fire when the market was jumping. There aren't many one family homes in Bed Stuy, but I'm sure you can find one or more.

Try going on some other sites like homes.m, realtor.com and nytimes.com and put in the zip code for that area which is 11221. Good luck and if you are serious about buying soon feel free to give me a call.

Rhonda Holt
Full Time Top Sales Agent
Specializing in Co-ops and Home Sales
Weichert Realtors, H.P Greenfield
Brooklyn, NY 11203

Cell: 646-725-5941
Email: HelpMeRhonda1919@yahoo.com

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Hello, during this downturn of the economy the banks stopped giving loans for new construction properties. Why? Simply because new construction buildings have to charge high prices in order to make up for all their expenses developing the building and getting a a great profit in the end. That's why many buildings are unfinished.

The developers that did finish and have sold some and not all have opted to rent out the remainder units. Once you begin to see the empty lots with permit signs to build again, and construction continuing on the unfinished properties then you will know the market is turning for the better. Investors know how to read the market and when they come back on the scene then its a good sign.

So be patient and eventually those abandoned buildings will get built and you'll get into one of those units in time.

Rhonda Holt
Full Time Top Sales Agent
Specializing in Co-ops and Home Sales
Weichert Realtors, H.P Greenfield
Brooklyn, NY 11203

Cell: 646-725-5941
Email: HelpMeRhonda1919@yahoo.com

http://www.trulia.com/profile/RhondaRealEstatePro/
Join Me On Twitter: http://www.Twitter.com/HelpMeRhonda09 - A few minutes ago

Hello, the co-op queen is here to help you out. First just let me give you a little advice when it comes to selling a co-op on your own that you should be aware of, then I'm going to give you some steps:

1. Difficulty getting information from the buyer about financial qualifications to purchase before signing the contract.
2. The buyer may take forever putting together the co-op package in a timely fashion. Also, doing the package correctly and submitting the all of the documents and fees to management.
3. Scheduling the appraisal, getting the bank appraisal and paying the fees, the inspection (optional to buyer), etc.
4. Kinowing what is going on with the buyers mortgage and not having the ability to speak with the mortgage rep and helping the buyer to get documents and fulfill conditions.

These are just a few things you will not be able to do as the seller, nor will your lawyer for the most part. If your lawyer says he or she is going to do it then it is going to cost big time at the closing table, so be careful.

But the next steps now is that your attorney is going to draw up a contract and send it out to the buyers lawyer. The buyer will go to his or her attorney to review the contract and sign and leave the down payment if he or she agrees to the terms in the contract. After you sign the contract the contract is then legally binding and the buyer will go out to look for a mortgage.

Feel free to give me a call if you need someone to represent your interests and close your deal, it's my specialty. Just visit my site and see how many co-ops I sold in a down market. I look forward to advising you for free or as a representative if necessary. Happy Thanksgiving.


Rhonda Holt
Full Time Top Sales Agent
Specializing in Co-ops and Home Sales
Weichert Realtors, H.P Greenfield
Brooklyn, NY 11203

Cell: 646-725-5941
Email: HelpMeRhonda1919@yahoo.com

http://www.trulia.com/profile/RhondaRealEstatePro/
Join Me On Twitter: http://www.Twitter.com/HelpMeRhonda09 - A few hours ago