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Ken Fisher

"Honest and Experienced"
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Agent at Ken R Fisher & Associates, Inc.
Experience:
Broker/Owner for Ken R Fisher & Associates, Inc. November 1973—present
I have been a Real Estate Broker since 1973. I was associated with the then #6 brokerage…
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Specialties:
Residential Real Estate Marketing and Sales with reduced listing fees and refunds (rebates) to buyers. Quality BPO Evaluation Reports for multiple banks, ... show more
Certifications
& Awards:
GRI, CRS, e-Pro, SRES, RECS, C-CREC
Junior Achievement Participation Award
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Interests:
Banking Technology: Developed the first direct payroll deposit system in the ... show more
About:
I am the Broker/Owner of an Independent, medium-sized, Residential Real Estate Company serving 12 counties in Central Indiana including Fishers, Noblesville, ... show more
Testimonials:
"Always available on a request basis."
KRF Thu Jul 24, 2008
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Ken Fisher answered:
If your loan officer does not know the answer to the question, you have the wrong loan officer. The primary concerns are (1) do you qualify for the proposed loan currently with the cash that you have on hand, (2) can you remove a portion of that cash (to pay the tax lien) and still have enough to qualify, (3) will the property appraise for your proposed mortgage amount. That should just about do it. Your next question should be to your accountant. - Sun Jul 4 2010, 05:03

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