Victoria Lorusso

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Victoria Lorusso,  in Fairfield County
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About Me
Victoria grew up in a Real Estate household. Her mother, Lorraine Leonard has been in the business for 38 years so it was natural for her to join Lorraine (12 years ago) for the start of this areas first ever, true Real Estate Team.

Victoria has accomplished over 70 million in sales through hard work, dedication to her clients and staying on top of technology. Combining with Lorraine and the Team, (now 6, w/2 full time staff members), they hold a 10% market share in Stamford alone. And, they service all of Fairfield County, CT., which includes the towns of Greenwich, Stamford, New Canaan, Darien and Norwalk.

Victoria believes that your home purchase or sale is truly important to you. For many people, it is their single, largest, financial investment. Victoria can also show you how to create a passive income stream through Real Estate investment.

You can't go wrong with Victoria. She knows this community, the people, the neighborhoods, the corporations, the schools and how to help dreams come true.
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Victoria Lorusso answered:
Old debt counts. Not sure what you mean by that. There are tricks you can play to boost your credit. For example: Let a credit card ride with minimum for a couple of months then pay it off. They like to see that you manage credit. Worked for me~! - Wed Jun 11 2008, 19:04

95% of list - am I crazy or is the seller?

Victoria Lorusso answered:
A couple of things to look at here. Maybe he was not motivated. Maybe there are other people actively interested that he is holding out for. But i would not use a rule of thumb on price. I just sold my house in a week at full price because it was priced right. Is this the best house for the money in your price range? Will you be there a few years? Then split the difference and consider the cost of financing 5 k, a very few dollars. Just food for thought. - Wed Jun 11 2008, 18:36
Victoria Lorusso answered:
They should have disclosed that it was a short sale to begin with . A short sale is a way of avoiding foreclosure and typically happens in the first months a person is unable to make their payments. Most often the seller owes more than the house is worth in which case the bank takes control through a negotiation with the seller. I'm sorry to say that you are unfortunately at the banks mercy. - Wed Jun 11 2008, 18:30
Victoria Lorusso answered:
That's a big question. What is your equity? What do you owe? You don't have to walk away. You can do a short sale but you need a good agent and attorney to guide you. Call me and I can guide you through the process. 203-249-2693 - Mon Jun 2 2008, 19:20
Victoria Lorusso answered:
Yes there are lots of serious realtors!!! If you would like to call me to discuss your home, I can align you with the right person. 203-324-9600 - Mon May 12 2008, 17:59
Experience
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Associate Partner for Keller Williams
12 Years of Hands on Experience in all aspects of residential real estate including marketing homes, buyer representation, waterfront, condos, land development, new construction, inspection issues and resolution, environmental issues, with strong negotiating skills and a nationwide realtor network.
April 2004—present
Interests
Skiing, boating, cooking, hiking and travel
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