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REALTOR for Town Favorites Realty
May 2012—present
Licensed real estate agent, and member of the Board of Realtors.
Licensed real estate agent, and member of the Board of Realtors.
REALTOR for Tiger Town Realty
May 2011—May 2012
Licensed real estate agent, and member of the Board of Realtors.
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Licensed real estate agent, and member of the Board of Realtors.
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I cannot offer letters behind my name, because I haven't completed the continuing education classes that are required to obtain those letters. I do have
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May, 2012
Recruited by broker Margie Maybe, with Town Favorites Realty. Town Favorites Magazine is a publication in Baton Rouge that is quite popular ... show more
Recruited by broker Margie Maybe, with Town Favorites Realty. Town Favorites Magazine is a publication in Baton Rouge that is quite popular ... show more
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My first interest will always be my faith, then my family and friends - then
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About:
As my website says...This Is About YOU. I look at this business the way I look at life. I put myself in other folks shoes-no matter who they are-and sincerely
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"I want to give a big big hug and a great Thanks to my realtor Molly Moore. I can remember 2 years ago when we first spoke. I felt the connection. You
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Molly Moore answered:
Hi Moore123... I'm happy to answer this for you. (duplicate answer, I see the question is on Trulia with 2 different titles..Trulia was having some glitches this morning, it appeared)
1) If the person is applying for a loan through a mortgage company, YES, the mortgage company would order the appraiser. In actuality, the loan officer or processor that orders the appraisal doesn't even get to choose who the appraiser is...there is now a management company they have to go through. It helps, in my opinion, buyer and seller to know there is no shady business going on. Also, real estate agent being involved has nothing to do with that part...that is lender/buyer business.
2) From what I've been taught, the contract is between buyer and seller - however it is written and agreed. It does not have to be the official Residential agreement to buy and sale the property if a REALTOR is not hired to work the deal.
3) You will have to go through an attorney/notary in the end, so that the sale can be recorded. There are many out there..I'd be happy to recommend some that you could speak with and get their fees.
Of course, I do recommend including a licensed Real Estate Agent in this transaction - just so you make sure all the t's are crossed and i's are dotted...and so it's less stress on the two parties. Finding a house, negotiating price and conditions is only the beginning of a transaction...there is SO much more involved in the process and we do this every day. You can feel more confident that all your questions are answered and that everything is done on the up and up..nothing falls through the cracks. :)
If you have any questions, or need more specific answers - recommendations, I'm happy to help. Email me at Molly@mooreaboutyou.com
Thanks and have a wonderful day!
Molly
Molly Moore
225.505.5561
Molly@MooreAboutYOU.com http://www.MooreAboutYOU.com
Tiger Town Realty
225.755.7022
1) If the person is applying for a loan through a mortgage company, YES, the mortgage company would order the appraiser. In actuality, the loan officer or processor that orders the appraisal doesn't even get to choose who the appraiser is...there is now a management company they have to go through. It helps, in my opinion, buyer and seller to know there is no shady business going on. Also, real estate agent being involved has nothing to do with that part...that is lender/buyer business.
2) From what I've been taught, the contract is between buyer and seller - however it is written and agreed. It does not have to be the official Residential agreement to buy and sale the property if a REALTOR is not hired to work the deal.
3) You will have to go through an attorney/notary in the end, so that the sale can be recorded. There are many out there..I'd be happy to recommend some that you could speak with and get their fees.
Of course, I do recommend including a licensed Real Estate Agent in this transaction - just so you make sure all the t's are crossed and i's are dotted...and so it's less stress on the two parties. Finding a house, negotiating price and conditions is only the beginning of a transaction...there is SO much more involved in the process and we do this every day. You can feel more confident that all your questions are answered and that everything is done on the up and up..nothing falls through the cracks. :)
If you have any questions, or need more specific answers - recommendations, I'm happy to help. Email me at Molly@mooreaboutyou.com
Thanks and have a wonderful day!
Molly
Molly Moore
225.505.5561
Molly@MooreAboutYOU.com http://www.MooreAboutYOU.com
Tiger Town Realty
225.755.7022
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