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Michael J Kelly,CDPE,CIPS,CRS,SRES

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Agent at Keller Williams Realty
Experience:
Sr. Sales Consultant for Keller Williams Realty October 2007—present
Got my license in 1978. Took the test twice. First time studying my butt off but missed…
Sr. Sales Consultant for RE/MAX Central Santa Rosa January 1996—March 2007
Joined Keller Williams Realty as they were looking for what they described as a "Icon"…
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Specialties:
I work with "Country Property" Buyers , REO (Real Estate Owned) properties, “Empty nesters who wish to downsize their living area but NOT THEIR LIFE! ... show more
Certifications
& Awards:
I was named 2008 "Realtor of the Year" by the Santa Rosa Chapter of Realtors which follows up my 2005 award of the same name. Through my 30+ years in the ... show more
Interests:
I love fly-fishing but am woefully "under-fished" as they say! I desperately ... show more
About:
MISSION STATEMENT and PERSONAL PHILOSOPHY
"I believe I operate like other quality professionals who serve your accounting, medical, and legal needs.
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Testimonials:
"Though this is a delayed letter, it’s tardiness does not diminish our gratitude for your consistently professional and helpful service.
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Michael J Kelly,CDPE,CIPS,CRS,SRES answered:
As an REO agent we have our agent Broker Price Opinion (BPO)"verified" by a formal appraisal ordered by the Seller. This happens when we work one of the "major" lenders. We've also sold assets through a "third party" liquidation service and they use our BPO but have a senior reviewer on staff who ask very pertinent questions on the BPO. Our BPO's are not the usual $50 to $70.00 BPO ordered by third parties trying to give the lender of record an idea of value. I find those BPO's virtually worthless and suspect for reasons I would not like to go into here.
Once the property is placed on the market we must do a BPO every 30 days (this is for a major bank). However, other Asset Managment companies have varying levels of verification and performance monitoring. The REO market and the agents who work it differ greatly. The "major lenders" and their peer banks have very strict guidelines. The other companies and asset managers are a different breed. So do we get an appraisal BEFORE it hits the MLS? YES and NO! - Sat Nov 21 2009, 22:18

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