Karen Simms

I'm a:	Real Estate Professional
Company:	Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage
Web sites:	www.Staging-Phoenix.com
Phone:	480-294-1510

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Karen Simms, Realtor, ePro, CNE, ASP, RECS with Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage serving the Phoenix Metropolitan areas of Scottsdale, Tempe, Ahwatukee, Chandler, Gilbert, Mesa, Apache Junction, Gold Canyon and Queen Creek.
Real Estate is my passion! I love helping clients achieve their Real Estate goals. Contact me for all your Real Estate needs.
Cell 480-294-1510, Email: Karen@KarenSimms.com

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we own a manufactured home in a 55 community in -az. Its going on 2 yrs and no bites. Its been on the

Asked Fri Jul 11 2008, 06:16 by Eileen - 85208 - Home Selling - 7 answers

Karen Simms answered:

Eileen,

There are several issues which could be a factor to why the home is not selling. While price, location, condition and advertising are important, manufactured homes have other issues which could effect a sale. If it's an older manufactured home it may be difficult for a buyer to obtain financing. Is the home "affixed" to the property and how much is the monthly "pad" rental fee? If you are selling this home on your own, how accessible is the property for showing? Is the home being maintained on the outside for good curb appeal? A home sold through a professional usually sells for more money in less time.

Good luck! - Fri Jul 11 2008, 15:45

What kind of home (price etc.) can be purchased with mortgage payments around $600 per monrth?

Asked Sun May 13 2007, 22:06 by David - Mesa - Home Buying - 7 answers

Karen Simms answered:

Contact a Mortgage Professional for qualification and find out what you qualify for and discover your pruchase price range. - Tue Mar 11 2008, 16:23

What percentage of the asking price on an REO home is the bank usually willing to accept? I have been

Asked Tue Mar 11 2008, 15:59 by Deborah - Mesa - Foreclosure - 19 answers

Karen Simms answered:

The percentage varies on each property due to it's financial status with the lender. The percentage scale varies from lender to lender as well. - Tue Mar 11 2008, 16:14

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Asked Tue Mar 11 2008, 07:23 by Marty - Mesa - Home Buying - 14 answers

Karen Simms answered:

First ask you Realtor for a Comparatible Market Analysis of recent sold homes in this subdivision. Then submit an offer you are comfortable with. FYI, seller/lender's don't always take the highest bid. - Tue Mar 11 2008, 15:37

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