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Krista Reising

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Broker at Move N Places
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Designated Broker of Move N Places (Mesa, Arizona).
Krista Reising answered:
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HOA information is supposed to be in the PLANO, however it is usually not. Most listing agents will just state that it does or does not have one, as this section is required to be completed when we list and the HOA contact info/fees are not required. Your agent should of simply called the listing agent or searched the MLS for other listings in the same subdivision to acquire a contact number. Your agent should have been able to call the HOA and gotten the fees, if they are mon/Qtly and what their transfer fees are....it takes all of 5 minutes. Our sole purpose as licensed REALTOR"S is to best inform our clients.There is no liability in obtaining such information on behalf of our client.
With regard to her showing you homes at the top of your range...I have to question her knowledge of the market, as most homes have multiple offers and sell for over asking price.
You are making the biggest investment of your life, make sure you are informed and confident with your agent. The average agent in Phoenix only sells three homes per year, do your homework :)By the way, I hope she informed you about the first time buyer tax credit... - Wed May 13 2009, 23:49

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