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Susanne Novak

"Columbus HUD, REO and Investment Specialist"
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Agent at Solutions for Real Estate
Experience:
ABR, FIS, GRI for Solutions for Real Estate October 2007—present
Accredited Buyer Representative with special emphasis on First Time Buyers. Foreclosure…
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Specialties:
My real estate specialties are:
-> HUD homes: I am a registered HUD bidding agent and love helping first time buyers or investors snag a terrific deal!
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Certifications
& Awards:
Graduate of Realtor Institute
Commercial Specialist
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Interests:
Hiking, skiing, working out, reading, cooking, traveling.
About:
All about me - and then some ...
Before I discovered real estate, my interests were centered on dressmaking and fashion design. I am originally from
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Testimonials:
"You showed us one of your listings about 6 months ago. We called on some other realtors in-between, but now, that we are serious about buying, we want ... show more
Susanne Novak answered:
First, everything is negotiable. Per law, your lease may no longer be valid if the mortgage was in place BEFORE you signed your rental agreement. More to that on the website below.

In regards to "cash for keys" the amount you can get paid for voluntarily moving out is definitely negotiable, too. Let's say you find another place to live and they are asking for a $1,000 deposit and you need a moving truck that's going to cost you $100. Get it in writing and present your case to the PAS rep - more likely than not they will give you the $1,100 in return for you leaving the house in an orderly manner and leaving no trash behind etc. - Sun Nov 1 2009, 17:45

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