Jason Hector

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Jason Hector, Real Estate Professional in 91325
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About Me
Real Estate Broker familiar with bank owned properties, income property, short sale, first time home buyers, and credit improvement. As a broker, I have a deeper knowledge of real estate, having successfully passed the broker exam. Great News!!! There are several great programs for LA-First Time Home Buyers in the San Fernando Valley area or County of Los Angeles. Also, for those purchasing your new home for the first time, there is the 2009 Federal Tax Credit of up to $8,000. Get pre-qualified now so you can buy before the Tax Credit expires on Dec. 1, 2009.
Serving the “San Fernando Valley and Los Angeles Home Buyers”
San Fernando Valley including Northridge, Granada Hills, Glendale, La Crescenta, Simi Valley, Chatsworth, Burbank, Van Nuys, Reseda, Sherman Oaks, Encino and surrounding areas. Los Angeles Area including West Los Angeles, Beverly Hills, Hollywood, Santa Monica.
As a California Real Estate Broker, I am the broker owner of Action Investments and have passed the more difficult exam in 2005. Also, I have retail banking experience of six years, and real estate investment experience since 2001.
I value my reputation and adhere to the National Association of REALTOR® Code of Ethics. I am committed to giving back to the real estate community through serving on the Southland Regional Association of Realtors Housing and Education Committees. Look for upcoming community events information coming soon.
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Annie Wang, Real Estate Pro in Flower Mound, TX

As an Real Estate Agent, how to register with bank to list the forclosure house?

Asked Tue Nov 11 2008, 09:11 by Annie Wang  -  Agent2Agent in Little Elm  -  1 answer
Jason Hector answered:
Those sites that claim to register you to sell foreclosure houses for the banks are just collecting money from agents for nothing. In order to get in with the banks, you need to establish relationships with people inside the banks usually by working with people facing foreclosure and then getting the listing once the bank takes the property back. Good luck. Jason - Wed Nov 12 2008, 23:01
Kendra, Home Seller in Northridge, CA

I am looking for an agent that is very knowledgable with Short sales to help me sell my home. Does anyone?

Asked Thu May 22 2008, 23:57 by Kendra  -  Home Selling in 91326  -  7 answers
Jason Hector answered:
Kendra,

I am experienced with short sales and am active with buyers in Northridge. Perhaps I can be of assitance. If you google my name, you will come across some short sale tips. With a few screening questions and your address, I can check the title and see if a short sale will be possible.

Thanks, Jason - Tue Oct 21 2008, 01:38
Jennifer, Home Buyer in California

I am a first time homebuyer just starting out in the process of buying. I have been pre-approved for a loan

Asked Tue May 13 2008, 18:39 by Jennifer  -  Foreclosure in 93065  -  6 answers
Jason Hector answered:
I would not shy away from short sales because in my experience, they are much nicer homes than bank owned properties. I have tips on my active rain blog. Just google my name. Thanks, Jason - Tue Oct 21 2008, 01:32
Stephanie &…, Home Buyer in Los Angeles, CA

Need an agent specializing in West LA/Culver City foreclosure properties. This would be our first time

Asked Mon Jul 14 2008, 22:49 by Stephanie &…  -  Foreclosure in Culver City  -  3 answers
Jason Hector answered:
I am familiar with the West LA/Culver City area and have found that foreclosures are not any better than a regular sale or a short sale. I serve the Westside and would be happy to meet and/or discuss your situation over the phone.

I will work with you in regards to "credit issues" since homebuying is a long term process. I enjoy working with first time homebuyers especially since they have access to great down payment assistance programs and then new tax credit. - Tue Oct 21 2008, 01:30
Alice, Both Buyer and Seller in 91604

Are REO listings really a good deal for first time home buyers? - looking in Studio City.

Asked Wed Jan 16 2008, 16:49 by Alice  -  Foreclosure in Studio City  -  9 answers
Jason Hector answered:
If you are looking for a house with a lot of repairs, REO's are for you, however I feel the banks are really giving the properties away. They are usually priced high and typically have multiple offers if they are priced low.

I've had better luck in getting good deals for clients with short sale properties. Many agents don't bother with short sales and that thins out the competition. Also, I have found the condition to be much better, typically with modern upgrades. - Tue Oct 21 2008, 01:22
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