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Laurie Danforth, Real Estate Professional in Auburn, ME

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Laurie Danforth

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9 Listings

Agent at Keller Williams

Locations:

Auburn

Web sites:

http://www.lauriedanforth.com

Profile Link:

http://www.trulia.com/profile/id/376482

Overview

Listings (9)

Q&A (2)

Resume

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Experience:

Associate Broker for Maine January 2000—present
I have been a licensed real estate agent since January, 2000 and have successfully and…

Specialties:

First Time Home Buyers
Full Service, Effective Internet Marketing of Your Home ... show more

About:

Why choose Laurie Danforth?
There are many qualities and skills that go into being an excellent real estate professional - integrity, in-depth community ... show more

Testimonials:

""Laurie Danforth exhibited the degree of professionalism that we needed in finding a home in a short time period. Her honesty, knowledge of the real

""Laurie Danforth exhibited the degree of professionalism that we needed in finding a home in a short time period. Her honesty, knowledge of the real estate market and personable manner made our house search a much easier experience. Truely, I feel that Laurie had our best interest at heart. She was working for us. I would highly recommend her to anyone looking to buy or sell their home". Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Profenno, Lewiston, Maine"
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Profenno Wed Oct 29, 2008

""I thoroughly enjoyed working with Laurie Danforth. I will recommend her to all my friends and family. She is honest, and really looks after her client's needs. Any time we called her, even on the weekend, we were able to reach her, or had a return call in no time at all!" Linda Morin, Turner, Maine"
Linda Morin Wed Oct 29, 2008

""Laurie Danforth is an exceptional agent who truely 'covers all the bases'. Laurie guided us through every step with the details - always there when we needed her. She went above and beyond the call of duty in serving our family's real estate needs - 3 open houses, special highlighted advertising, incredible internet presence. She is a wonderful bonus to her Company!" Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Evans"
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Evans Tue Oct 2, 2007

""Laurie and Harriet, we just wanted to say thank you for all you did for us. Selling a home and buying a new one all at the same time is not an easy thing to throw on top of our already busy lives. You both made it a great experience. Having negotiated our new purchase so that we sold our existing home first was a real comfort. We were surprised at how smooth it all happened! We didn't want to pack up and live in a temporary home until we found the home that fit our needs with 2 young children. Having the same goal in mind, we all worked together to make it happen. Also know that we have already passed The Laurie Danforth Group's name on to one of our friends moving to the area, and will continue to share your great service!" Mr. & Mrs. Travers Fournier, Auburn"
Travers Fournier Mon Jan 1, 2007

""I have thanked Laurie personally, but I would like other people to know how Laurie went not just the extra mile, but the extra 100 miles+ while being involved in the sale of my house. Thank you again, Laurie!" Richard Rzyski, Auburn, Maine"
Richard Rzyski Mon Aug 4, 2008

Listings (9) »

9 results

25 Leblanc Dr
$350,000

2 br 2 ba 820 sqft

Single-Family Home
245 Brighton Ave
$149,900

2 br 1 ba 886 sqft

Apt/Condo/Twnhm
245 Brighton Ave
$147,000

2 br 1 ba 936 sqft

Apt/Condo/Twnhm

Recent Q&A »

what should i do if i cant afford my house anymore? its for sale and ive rented it with bad luck

Asked Mon Nov 24 2008, 11:51 by Gordon Bryant - Financing in 04346 - 5 answers

Laurie Danforth answered:

First off, Gordon, you are not alone! The economy has left many homeowners in similar situations. Although the tenant route is an option, many homeowners find that it is costly, just as you have. It sounds like your best bet would be to get that home sold. Even though the market is challenging, many homes in Maine are being sold every day. The trick is to price it ahead of the market and make it the best deal in that price point in that market area.

I would like to encourage you to contact a Realtor for some advice. Although I don't personally work in the Randolph market, I have several colleagues who do, and I am sure one of them would be more than happy to give you their professional opinion. They would go out to see the house, and provide you with a market analysis that would enable you to make an informed decision about what your next move should be.

Should a short sale become inevitable, the mortgage holder would be much more likely to agree to a short sale if they know that it was professional marketed. Most Realtors I know have experience with short sales, and will negotiate with the bank on your behalf.

Please contact me if you would like me to point you in the right direction. I wish you the best... and better days ARE INDEED coming! :) Laurie@LaurieDanforth.com - Fri Dec 5 2008, 13:03

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