Susan Fleming

"'THE SMART WAY TO BUY AND SELL PROPERTIES""
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As a Real Estate Broker with offices in the Temple-Belton, Killeen-Fort Hood and the Georgetown-Austin areas, you couldn't ask for a better team with experience to help you buy or sell property in the Central Texas area. "The Smart Way To Buy And Sell Properties". The Real Estate professionals that cares about you!
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Buyer, Home Buyer in Temple

How much does an $1800 sft house cost in Hills of West Wood neighbourhood in Temple TX?

Asked Tue Mar 18 2008, 13:01 by Buyer  -  Temple  -  Home Buying  -  2 answers
Susan Fleming answered:
Homes in the Hills of Westwood subdivision of Temple, Texas which are under contract (1), Active (1), Sold (8) in the 1700 to 1900 sq ft range are $152,500 to $214,750 as of today 5/9/2008. The price range is dependent on the lot, property condition, features, # of rooms, bedrooms, etc. Using the service of a real estate professional to help with a home search is usually @ no charge to a buyer, yet a tremendous value in terms of finding a home, negotiating a good price, providing a list of quality lenders, understanding the importance of inspections, reviewing and negotiating any possible repairs and helping to make sure that the home buying experience is pleasant and smooth. susanfleming@propertiesmartrealty.com - Fri May 9 2008, 22:53
Stephen, Buyer & Seller in Parr

Is foreclosing on an self financed mortgage a similar procedure to gaining a court eviction?

Asked Sat Apr 12 2008, 01:32 by Stephen  -  Temple  -  Financing  -  7 answers
Susan Fleming answered:
Foreclosure is taking back title of the property because a promise to pay a note defaulted. This process occurs in a different court and a much different process. A real estate attorney "or trustee" would be best used for this.After foreclosure occurs, you hope the property is then vacant so you can take possession. If not, the next step is eviction to get the occupants out. It is also very important to understand the laws in regards to owner financing requirements for sellers which includes giving an accounting of interest rate and amount yearly to owner financed borrowers or hefty fines could be imposed. susanfleming@propertiesmartrealty.com - Fri May 9 2008, 22:36
J Dickman, Home Buyer in Cleveland

What area would you suggest UT Austin grad student look to find reasonable / quality housing - $150k - $200k?

Asked Thu Apr 10 2008, 20:03 by J Dickman  -  Austin  -  Home Buying  -  16 answers
Susan Fleming answered:
I would suggest that you speak with a Real Estate professional in the area to help. Their services usually do not cost you anything as a buyer (which is why 9 out of 10 are working with a professional) and they will know the areas, whats available, assist you though the process from a list of good area lenders, negotiating the best price for you, explaining the importance of inspections, etc. and should make this a pleasant experience. Congratulations on your degree! - Fri May 9 2008, 22:20
Jiri Kobos, Home Buyer in Istanbul

I am a non-US citizen, and plan to buy property in Austin,Tx.

Asked Fri May 9 2008, 21:54 by Jiri Kobos  -  Austin  -  Home Buying  -  10 answers
Susan Fleming answered:
Most of your larger banks will be able to help you in constructing your financing needs % and term. As far as rate of return, Texas has had a very steady growth of 3-5% per year in property value unlike some of the country that spiked and peaked quickly in recent years. Alot of investors are looking here to acquire more real estate for the dollar. When you acquire property in the center of a city like Austin, Texas (the capital), values are higher and increasing more rapidly in the center or near downtown areas. Just like Houston, Dallas or San Antonio. As the city grows and expands further out, the property close to the core becomes much more valuable over time because it is convenient and hard to get. susanfleming@propertiesmartrealty.com - Fri May 9 2008, 22:10
Vg, Home Buyer in Alameda

Help w/ structuring a home deal

Asked Mon Nov 5 2007, 07:45 by Vg  -  Hayward  -  Home Buying  -  6 answers
Susan Fleming answered:
The addendum is a written promise to the contract regardless of whether it is buyer/seller or from the Real Estate professional stating that she is promising to pay the 0.5% from her fee towards your closing costs. All agreements or promises should be in writing and it is very common to have an addendum or Exhibit attachment for additional changes to a contract. A real estate professional may gift back professional fees towards the principals costs (buyer or seller), providing it is on the HUD-1 @ closing required by law. The signed addendum is a document that the Title Co or Attorney will use to facilitate this agreed approval of funds use. As far as any tax consequences, you should always seek the advise of a professional. - Fri May 9 2008, 21:57
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Broker for Propertiesmart Realty
I acquired my real estate license in 2000 and began my career assisting home buyers and sellers fullfill their dreams. Received my Brokers license in 2006 through Tx A&M Commerce and have 3 successful real estate offices to included a dedicated team of professional realtors and staff.
June 2000—present
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Real Estate Broker, GRI, ABR, ePro. Served as Director on local board of Realtors, Serve on the State Ethics Committee.
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