Edmund Choi

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Anyone know the area of Bridgeport, PA? We are looking at houses there and would like to know if it is a nice

Asked Mon Jul 21 2008, 09:57 by Nicole - Bridgeport - General Area - 4 answers

Edmund Choi answered:

Nicole,

Bridgeport is a town in Upper Merion township. Closely situated to Plymouth Meeting, Conshohocken, King of Prussia, and Norristown. The town used to be industrial, but is slowly being gentrified. Easily accessible to major routes and rail. - Mon Jul 21 2008, 10:29

Although it may be preferred, Is the buyers agent required to be at the home inspection? The agent is unable

Asked Thu Jul 17 2008, 05:41 by Latanya Woods - Philadelphia - Home Buying - 11 answers

Edmund Choi answered:

Your agent is not required to be at the property inspection. That is an opportunity for you and the professional to walkthrough the home and dissect it to ensure that there will be no surprises in the future. If there are issues, you'll have a conversation with your agent to discuss remedies. Best wishes for a clean property inspection. - Fri Jul 18 2008, 08:49

Any thoughts/advice on Gwynedd Valley?

Asked Mon Jul 14 2008, 19:59 by mutschler.ac - Philadelphia - General Area - 2 answers

Edmund Choi answered:

Andrew,

Depending on your housing and commute requirements, I might suggest the Collegeville and Main Line areas. These areas are situated to the nearby King of Prussia corridor which includes the King of Prussia Mall, Valley Forge National Park, global headquarters for several multi-national corporations. Furthermore, the towns within these areas have vibrant, walkable village centers. In particular, the Main Line is easily accessible to major commuter routes, serviced by a regional rail and AMTRAK, and convenient to the airport. On the other hand, the 422 corridor is experiencing explosive commercial development. In terms of housing, newer homes are available in the Collegeville area, while stately estate homes dot the Main Line neighborhoods. Good hunting! - Tue Jul 15 2008, 07:23

Buying a lot and building

Asked Sun Jul 13 2008, 19:58 by Bonn - Philadelphia - How To... - 4 answers

Edmund Choi answered:

If you have an empty lot, you'll need to create a foundation and structural frame. If you have a shell, most of that is already available, however, there may be demolition and cleanup to prep the property for the next stages. The lot may be cheaper, but, as with everything real estate, location is important. When building new, it really comes down to two things: time and money. There is more, but I'm limited in this forum. Good luck! - Sun Jul 13 2008, 20:18

I got a list of recent sale prices of properties in a community from my agent.

Asked Sat Jul 12 2008, 19:50 by Sean Bzd - 19044 - Home Buying - 5 answers

Edmund Choi answered:

The MLS provides true sales information because most offices input the details of the transaction including seller concessions. This information is provided by agents to provide you in realistic expectations for your home in the current market. Sidenote: beware of short sales/foreclosures which abnormally skew the data; they are considered outliers and should be treated as such. - Sun Jul 13 2008, 19:32

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