Kimberly Olson

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Kimberly Olson, in Georgetown
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Choosing a real estate agent who has the tools, skills and experience to make your dreams come true can be as challenging as the home buying/selling process itself.

As a Realtor, I think it is extremely important that you know exactly what you can expect from me. As such, I will provide you with a list of services I offer. Because each buyer and seller is different, I will discuss each service with you to determine which ones are appropriate for your situation. From there I can develop a marketing plan that is customized to fit your needs.

I am so sure that you will be satisfied with what I do that I even offer a guarantee. If I have not provided the agreed upon services, or if you are not satisfied with my services for any reason, just let me know. If I can't remedy the situation to your satisfaction within 24 hours, you can cancel your representation agreement with me. Simple as that.

I would love the opportunity to represent your interests and help you achieve your real estate goals!
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Abc123, Home Seller in Texas

What has been your longest time to close ever? If a lender is not going to lend to someone, would they

Asked Tue Apr 22 2008, 12:30 by Abc123  -  Texas  -  Financing  -  5 answers
Kimberly Olson answered:
I know it's hard, but try to be patient with the other (buyer's) side and the lenders. I've noticed that the lenders are being extremely picky about having every single document imaginable. It's especially time-consuming if a buyer is self-employed. The fact that the lenders are still asking for more things doesn't mean a buyer will or won't qualify; it just means they need to prove the buyers' income, assets, and debts to make that final approved/denied determination. Some lenders are also pickier than others. Again, when it comes to getting financing these days, patience is your best asset. Good luck!! - Tue Apr 22 2008, 13:41
Samuel Cummi…, Home Buyer in Chicago

my wife and I are a black married retired couple. What area of in or around austin do you recommend?

Asked Tue Apr 8 2008, 00:52 by Samuel Cummi…  -  Austin  -  Home Buying  -  8 answers
Kimberly Olson answered:
Georgetown was ranked by Frommer's as the #1 place to retire. I moved here from Tucson (another retirement friendly city), and I highly recommend Georgetown. If you want to live in an age restricted (55+) community, we have: Sun City, Heritage Oaks, Texas Traditions, and more. There are also some great condo choices that aren't age restricted but keep your home maintenance responsibilities to a minimum: Oaks at Wildwood & Village Park Condominiums. There's a great downtown square, local live theatre, a lake, golf courses, lots of parks, and we're only about 30-45 minutes from Austin which has great museums, theatre, and live music.
Good luck & please let me know if I can help you in your search.
Best regards,
Kimberly
www.GeorgetownTexasRealty.net - Tue Apr 8 2008, 08:49
trish bender, Real Estate Pro in Cypress

Looking for Realtors to give a few leads to.... Business is growingand I want to share!

Asked Wed Mar 26 2008, 21:00 by trish bender  -  Houston  -  Agent2Agent  -  27 answers
Kimberly Olson answered:
Hi Trish! If you have anyone looking in the Georgetown, Hutto, Leander areas, I'd be happy to help them. My goal is to exceed their expectations and provide excellent service. You can be assured your customers will be well taken care of when referred to me. I look forward to working with you!
Kim - Thu Mar 27 2008, 08:51
Mtbuyer, Home Buyer in Texas

can anyone point me to the law regarding this "In Texas the 3% owed to the buying REALTOR is always?

Asked Wed Jan 30 2008, 07:05 by Mtbuyer  -  Texas  -  Home Buying  -  5 answers
Kimberly Olson answered:
The amount or rate of real estate commissions is not fixed by law (it would violate federal antitrust laws protecting the consumer). They are set by each broker individually and may be negotiable between the seller (or buyer) and the broker. The second quote may come from the Wall Street Journal (see article) http://www.realestatejournal.com/buysell/markettrends/200611… but I am personally unaware of any statistics that show this. - Thu Jan 31 2008, 11:53
Deborah, Just Looking in Woodstock

Can I make it a condition of the contract that the seller pays the 3% owed my (buying) realtor?

Asked Mon Jan 21 2008, 11:44 by Deborah  -  Austin  -  Home Buying  -  7 answers
Kimberly Olson answered:
The amount or rate of real estate commissions is not fixed by law. They are set by each broker individually and may be negotiable between the seller (or buyer) and the broker. - Thu Jan 31 2008, 11:38
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