Eric Mabo

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A. Creagh, Buyer & Seller in Atlanta

Realtor's fees are negotiable; what % are Atlanta sellers really paying their agents? If assist. as buyers?

Asked Sat Aug 18 2007, 13:24 by A. Creagh  -  Atlanta  -  Foreclosure  -  22 answers
Eric Mabo answered:
Consider paying an upfront free (RETAINER FEE). You may get better service and also save on commissions. Each company/agent can charge what ever they want. It's completely negotiable between seller and agent. - Wed Dec 19 2007, 21:33
Countrygirl, Just Looking in Columbus

Is Tucker, GA a good place to live and How are the school systems there?

Asked Thu Jul 19 2007, 15:41 by Countrygirl  -  Tucker  -  General Area  -  12 answers
Eric Mabo answered:
Tucker is definitely a great place to live in. The schools are good to. The area is growing very fast lately. The Brookwood school district is very good. - Wed Dec 19 2007, 21:28
Dayinta, Home Buyer in Smyrna

We fell in love with a condo but do not have the savings yet and still have 7 months left on our lease.

Asked Thu Sep 13 2007, 07:03 by Dayinta  -  Smyrna  -  Foreclosure  -  20 answers
Eric Mabo answered:
Congratulations on your new home purchase. Don't go out shopping too much now. - Wed Dec 19 2007, 21:25
Pam, Home Buyer in Albany

My husband lost his job about a year ago and we've been struggling and living on our credit cards.

Asked Mon Sep 24 2007, 14:27 by Pam  -  Albany  -  Financing  -  13 answers
Eric Mabo answered:
Rent-to-own may be a good option. It's a little bit more expensive than buying outright though. - Wed Dec 19 2007, 21:21
Cornelius Al…, Buyer & Seller in 30011

By aggree to vote HOA ByLaws in the future restrict sales to investors is it be good or bad for Home Values

Asked Tue Sep 25 2007, 05:25 by Cornelius Al…  -  30011  -  Foreclosure  -  7 answers
Eric Mabo answered:
Homes owned by investors are probably more likely to go into foreclosure than owner-occupied homes. So your proposal may be good.

However restricting the buyer pool may keep your properties longer on the market and also beat down the prices. So this is a tough call here. You may be trying to create more headache here than it's worth it, as the investor-owners are surely going to fight this. - Wed Dec 19 2007, 21:18
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