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My name is Chris Clark and I have been a professional realtor and real estate investor in the Fox Valley for 5 years. I pride myself on taking great care of my buyers and sellers. I also represent a large pool of real estate investors that are always looking for good opportunities. I use technology in my business everyday and can communitcate in any medium you choose (phone, email, text messages, etc.). I have a very good knowledge of the current inventory, new listings and market value.
"Chris was simply amazing. We had explained to him what we were looking for and in a matter of days he sent an e-mail with the listing of our new home. He was prepared to answer "every" question we had during the walk thru as well as helping us in negotiating the best price for our new home. Chris also sold our previous house for 97% of our asking price in a perfect time frame. Chris was the calming force as well as the advocate for us thru the entire process. Thanks Chris ! I've been bragging about you for the last 6 months !"
Kevin Stearns Fri May 2
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Linda - I am a Realtor and Investor in the area. If you want to work with someone who is actually buying foreclosures and other investments, email me. chris@clarkhometeam.com. Thanks! - Fri May 2 2008, 10:09
I don't have anything furnished, but have a 3 bedroom house or 2 bedroom condo available for July. Email me if you're interested. - Fri May 2 2008, 09:58
Joe - It depends on what your goals are. If you need to sell to buy another home and are moving up, now would be a good time to sell. If you don't really need your equity, renting could be a good option, but what if the market continues to decline? Are you prepared for long term property management? - Fri May 2 2008, 09:56
How a short sale impacts your credit will depend on the bank. Some banks will report it as a mortgage paid, others will record as a short payoff, and others will record as a short sale. A short sale will have a much smaller impact on your credit than a foreclosure will! Can you come to the closing table with the 7-9K for closing costs? If so, a short sale might not be required. It would be better to maintain your perfect credit and lose that money. There might be other options, but with your situation, it's probably best to sell to keep things simple. - Fri May 2 2008, 09:43
I skillfully represent traditional buyers and sellers in the Fox Valley area of Northern Illinois, including: St. Charles, Geneva, Batavia, South Elgin, Elgin, North Aurora and Aurora.
I also represent many investors from people looking for rental properties to developers looking for land to develop. I specialize in "higher and better use" investing. I look at properties not for what they are today, but for what they can be in the future.
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Keller Williams Fox Valley
All aspects of residential and some commercial real estate.
February 2005—present
Keller Williams Team of the Year - 2005.
I am always interested in finding great real estate deals.
I like spending time with my family and friends.
I like to mountain bike and swim in the summer and sled and ski in the winter.