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My name is Patti Pereyra, and I'm a Realtor with Keller Williams Realty in Chicago.
The most important thing you need to know about me is that I truly believe it should be all about you.
My passion as a Realtor is helping you meet your goals. Whether you are a first-time buyer, an investor, a tenant, or a seasoned luxury homeowner, what matters to me is helping you succeed, and on your terms. It is only then that we both succeed.
I have called Chicago home for 13 years, I am a member of the National Association of Realtors, Illinois Association of Realtors, and Chicago Association of Realtors. I also have experience as a real estate paralegal, which often allows me to provide invaluable "behind the scenes" information to my clients during what can be a daunting real estate transaction.
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The question is a good one, but too nebulous to answer specifically.
Were you the seller or buyer for the property?
Why was the money being held in escrow?
Were the conditions for releasing the money met?
Have you been trying for 4 years to claim the money?
Filing a court order may or may not help you -- depending upon the answers to the questions above.
In some cases, the costs to recover the money may be more than the actual monies being held.
If you are willing to expand on the question, perhaps we can help you more specifically.
Not sure what it is you want to know....
It is a frame 2-flat short sale accepting offers from preapproved buyers only. According to the listing, the property "needs work".
It has been on the market 236 days.
Hope that helps!
Nick is right, it is cancelled. However, it doesn't mean it is no longer "available". There are a variety of reasons a listing could have been cancelled. If you are truly interested in this particular property for any specific reason, the seller may still be interested in selling.
A little homework goes a long way :o)
Just sayin'....
I am confused by your question, so forgive me if my answer does not satisfy it.
1212 (whic is part of 1206-1236) W. Jarvis is a condo building located in east Rogers Park. There are 92 units in the complex. Perhaps the owner of the particular unit to which you are referring has it advertised for rent. If you want to know whether or not the rental price is fair, a Realtor can pull comps in the area so that you know what the average market rent might be.
Here is the website for the condo association; perhaps it may answer some questions for you.
The lowest she will take is $351,000. Is this because $351,000 is what she needs? Irrelvant to market
value, totally revelant to her motivations, which may be totally unknown to you.
You won't want to pay more than $315,000. Is this because you want an amazing deal? Can't afford more? Do not think it is worth more?
You are not willing to pay more. She doesn't want to take less than she is willing to. It appears there is an impasse based on a skewed value perception by one or both parties for reasons irrelevant to market value.
I cannot be more eloquent that what has already been stated. Let an experienced negotiator help you in this case. You may be spinning your wheels otherwise and driving the deal further apart rather than closing the communication chasm.
Good luck!
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