Barry Karch

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My goal is to help you find the perfect home for you and to make your home buying experience enjoyable, easy, and understandable. I have over 20 years' experience in the El Paso real estate market. Put my expertise to work for you!
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Jason Brown, Home Buyer in Newport

The lenders I am talking to want to appraise to determine if the house is in a declining market before

Asked Fri May 2 2008, 18:39 by Jason Brown  -  79912  -  Home Buying  -  7 answers
Barry Karch answered:
Hi Jason. I have never run into this before. I would be glad to recommend to you some local lenders to contact. By the way, the market in El Paso is very stable. - Fri May 2 2008, 19:48
Brenda Simmo…, Home Buyer in El Paso

Can I purchase a home with bad credit or should I wait until I can improve my credit score. FICO 500

Asked Sat Apr 26 2008, 14:10 by Brenda Simmo…  -  El Paso  -  Home Buying  -  8 answers
Barry Karch answered:
Hi Brenda, I would suggest talking to a mortgage company to see what your financing options are. If you would like me to put you in touch with an excellent local lender, let me know. - Sun Apr 27 2008, 06:20
Jason Brown, Home Buyer in Newport

I am moving to West Texas where most houses are stucco. I have noticed many of them have small, hairline crac

Asked Sun Apr 20 2008, 18:51 by Jason Brown  -  El Paso  -  Home Buying  -  7 answers
Barry Karch answered:
Hi Jason. Small hairline cracks in stucco are not unusual and usually nothing to worry about. It is best, however, to hire a home inspector to check out the house for not only the cracks, but all of the other structural and mechanical items. You can then make an informed decision on the condition of the home. - Mon Apr 21 2008, 07:01
Jason Brown, Home Buyer in Newport

Is it important to make an offer contingent on professional flood determination? I am looking to buy in El

Asked Fri Apr 4 2008, 08:15 by Jason Brown  -  El Paso  -  Home Buying  -  10 answers
Barry Karch answered:
Hi Jason. If you want to make certain that the home that you are interested in is not in a floord plain, then you should make your offer contingent on this. I have had other clients with the same concerns in the past and that is what we have done with no problems. Let me know if you have any other questions. - Fri Apr 4 2008, 08:44
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