Dino Patras

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Dino Patras, in Arlington Heights, IL
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About Me
I pride myself in being a problem solver. If you allow me to be your personal Realtor, I guarantee you'll get the level of service that you deserve and an end result that will make you smile.
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Lisa, Home Buyer in Chicago

Can someone tell me how long the following home has been on the market and any other additional information?

Asked Wed Jul 23 2008, 12:02 by Lisa  -  Near South Side  -  Home Buying  -  5 answers
Dino Patras answered:
This property is currently listed at $545,350. - Wed Jul 23 2008, 12:35
Stressedbuyer, Home Buyer in Chicago

Does anyone know if the property of 4721 S Greenwood, Unit G is still available? The listing number is

Asked Tue Jul 22 2008, 20:41 by Stressedbuyer  -  Chicago  -  Home Buying  -  4 answers
Dino Patras answered:
This property is still available. Call me Wednesday morning if you would like some more info. - Tue Jul 22 2008, 21:03
Simona, Home Buyer in Chicago

I'm a first-time buyer looking in the $375 - $400k range in the Lakeview and Wicker Park/Bucktown sections of

Asked Tue Jul 22 2008, 09:59 by Simona  -  Lakeview  -  Home Buying  -  6 answers
Dino Patras answered:
There are a number of reasons why a property might no longer be available. You should align yourself with a Realtor who can answer all of your questions and aid you in your search. - Tue Jul 22 2008, 10:21
Jim, Home Buyer in Chicago

What is a typical initial offer price and sale price in comparison to the list price in the current market?

Asked Wed Jul 16 2008, 14:14 by Jim  -  Armour Square (Chinatown)  -  Home Buying  -  5 answers
Dino Patras answered:
Jim,
The list -to-sell ratio is one of the most deceiving statistics in real estate. Let's say a 500K property is overpriced by 100K and someone ends up buying in for 450K. That ratio is 90%. Sounds like a decent deal, but in reality the buyer overpayed by 50K. Conversely, a property that is priced under market sells for full list price. That ratio is 100%. Who got the better deal?

Your first step is to research the most recently closed comparables and base your initial offer off of that. Hope that helps. - Wed Jul 16 2008, 14:58
Susan, Home Seller in Palatine

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Asked Tue Jul 8 2008, 19:18 by Susan  -  Palatine  -  Home Selling  -  10 answers
Dino Patras answered:
Well, Heidi is 100% right. That is one of the most useful answers I've seen on this site since I've been a member. - Tue Jul 8 2008, 22:45
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Certified Negotiation Specialist--I will negotiate the best possible price for the home you are selling or the home you are buying. I take negotiations personally.
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