Yvonne Jaramillo Ahearn, Esq.*

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Yvonne Jaramillo Ahearn, Esq.*, Real Estate Professional in Honolulu & Kailua Areas
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About Me
*Exceptional market knowledge and customer service
*Specializing in Windward Oahu & the Honolulu area -- particularly, Kailua, Oahu
*Beachfront, waterfront, view properties, and other luxury homes
*Over ten years experience with real estate transactions, 14 years as a practicing attorney in SF Bay Area
*e-PRO certification, Member of the Institute for Luxury Home Marketing
I work in all price ranges, both condo and single-family, and would be pleased to help you buy or sell your Oahu home. I can also provide great referrals for the city of SF.

Yvonne Jaramillo Ahearn, Esq.*
REALTOR ASSOCIATE
Mary Worrall Associates - Sotheby's International Realty
4211 Waialae Ave, Suite 100
Honolulu, HI 96734
cell 808-721-8088
eFax 808-441-0086
yvonne@worrall.com
*Licensed attorney in CA and AZ, not offering or providing legal services in HI.
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Robert Kroon, Real Estate Pro in 85022

LEAST EXPENSIVE WEB SITE NAMES (URLs)

Asked Fri Aug 10 2007, 14:41 by Robert Kroon  -  General Area in Phoenix  -  6 answers
Yvonne Jaramillo Ahearn, Esq.* answered:
I have used GoDaddy, as well, but prefer ValueWeb and have all my domains hosted there (My main real estate website is with Top Producer, though) Domains with ValueWeb are around $14 for 2 years and you get 2 free web pages with each domain - no monthly charge - hosting starts at $9.95/month if you want more than a 2 pg template-based site. Customer service has been very good. I purchased my first domain with them about 5 years ago. - Sun Aug 26 2007, 11:33
David Schwar…, Other/Just Looking in 85254

How to drive more people to our house?

Asked Sun Aug 26 2007, 10:52 by David Schwar…  -  Home Selling in North Phoenix  -  26 answers
Yvonne Jaramillo Ahearn, Esq.* answered:
Do you have an agent? A good agent should be able to come up with a marketing plan to help drive people to your home - one idea - you could offer a higher commission to buyers agents , this would encourage them to bring more buyers to see your home. - Sun Aug 26 2007, 11:25
Emily, Home Seller in Eustis, FL

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Asked Sun Aug 26 2007, 05:12 by Emily  -  Quality of Life in North Carolina  -  16 answers
Yvonne Jaramillo Ahearn, Esq.* answered:
There are many places in Hawaii (on all the islands) that support local artists : Honolulu, Kailua, Haleiwa among those on Oahu. For Maui - Lahaina, Haiku, Paia, Makawao, etc.. Kauai - Kapaa, Hanapepe, Hanalei, etc. This is not an all-inclusive list, pretty much every community supports the local artists, especially to the extent that their art is reflective of Hawaii and the Hawaiian culture . - Sun Aug 26 2007, 10:45
Rich, Home Buyer in Atlanta, GA

Townhouses or high-rise condos, which is a tougher sell?

Asked Sun Aug 26 2007, 08:36 by Rich  -  Home Selling in Atlanta  -  14 answers
Yvonne Jaramillo Ahearn, Esq.* answered:
The high rise condo might be easier to sell if you live in an area where the condo has a spectacular view, which the townhome, being lower, does not have - I agree with the answers below, but ultimately, it depends on the property - Sun Aug 26 2007, 10:38
HomeBuyerinLA, Home Buyer in Los Angeles, CA

If our realtor didn't assist us in finding a property, can we legally ask him to give us a gift after closing?

Asked Sun Aug 26 2007, 10:10 by HomeBuyerinLA  -  Home Buying in Highland Park  -  34 answers
Yvonne Jaramillo Ahearn, Esq.* answered:
You can always legally ask him to give you something, but he can always legally say no. There is no obligation on his part. It is not necessary that he helped you find the property to be entitled to his FULL commission. That said, many agents, especially those who want repeat business, will give their clients a nice closing or "housewarming" gift. You did not say how much the purchase price of your home was ... If it was very expensive, your agent might give you a bigger gift -- but as large as a washer and dryer?-- he would have to be very grateful for the sale. - Sun Aug 26 2007, 10:28
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