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Adelina has resided in the Knoxville area for the past 16 years and has moved a lot of happy families. Adelina works in all areas of Knoxville, as well as Loudon and Blount County. She has listed and sold new construction homes, residential properties including condos, duplexes and multi-family units, farms, foreclosures, and investment property, lots and acreage. Since most people spend a fair amount of time with their REALTOR®, it is important to choose one that understands YOUR goals and YOUR needs.
Whether moving across town, across the country, or selling your current home here in East TN, you need someone with the knowledge to help you accomplish YOUR goals as stress-free as possible. Adelina is a well-trained negotiator ready to help make your move the easiest possible. She and her husband also speak Russian and Romanian and can help those that do no speak English fluently. She is a Gold Award of Excellence recipient, a Multi-Million Dollar Producer, and a member of the Knoxville Association of REALTORS®.
If you’re a buyer searching for a home, Adelina can help you! If you’re buying your first home, Adelina loves to help first time home buyers and can help you get qualified for a 100% loan with $0 down. If you’re buying an investment or foreclosed property, Adelina has an updated list of homes and can send them to you daily so that you don’t miss out on a great deal. If you’re relocating here and aren’t familiar with the school systems and neighborhoods, Adelina can answer all of your questions.
If you need to sell your house before you buy a new one, Adelina can help you! With several commission programs tailored to your needs, Adelina can help sell your home as stress-free as possible. She has an agressive marketing program guaranteed to sell your property quickly and for the right price. Contact her today for more info!
**Buy any home with Adelina as your Buyers Agent and receive $250 back at closing!**Need to sell first? Full service real estate package at only 3.9% total commission when you buy your next property with Adelina as your Buyers Agent! Contact Adelina for more info!**
Whether moving across town, across the country, or selling your current home here in East TN, you need someone with the knowledge to help you accomplish YOUR goals as stress-free as possible. Adelina is a well-trained negotiator ready to help make your move the easiest possible. She and her husband also speak Russian and Romanian and can help those that do no speak English fluently. She is a Gold Award of Excellence recipient, a Multi-Million Dollar Producer, and a member of the Knoxville Association of REALTORS®.
If you’re a buyer searching for a home, Adelina can help you! If you’re buying your first home, Adelina loves to help first time home buyers and can help you get qualified for a 100% loan with $0 down. If you’re buying an investment or foreclosed property, Adelina has an updated list of homes and can send them to you daily so that you don’t miss out on a great deal. If you’re relocating here and aren’t familiar with the school systems and neighborhoods, Adelina can answer all of your questions.
If you need to sell your house before you buy a new one, Adelina can help you! With several commission programs tailored to your needs, Adelina can help sell your home as stress-free as possible. She has an agressive marketing program guaranteed to sell your property quickly and for the right price. Contact her today for more info!
**Buy any home with Adelina as your Buyers Agent and receive $250 back at closing!**Need to sell first? Full service real estate package at only 3.9% total commission when you buy your next property with Adelina as your Buyers Agent! Contact Adelina for more info!**
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Adelina Rotar, Greater Knoxville Area answered:
Hi Diana,
Are you by chance Romanian? I noticed your last name on the MLS and looked you up. I got so excited--perhaps your not, but your husband's name sounds like it. I'll drop you an email here after I respond to you.
I noticed when you first had it listed--the cooperating compensation for the Buyers agent was a bit lower than average for the Knoxville market. With so many homes on the market, it's imperative that you stay competitive--even in the commission offered to the other agent. On the new listing, it's been raised, so I'd say that you should get more showings for that reason alone.
I'd say your best comparable is 2109 Windbrook--it's pretty similar to yours in square footage, style, age, etc. It sold for $209,500 on 5/23/08 in 163 days--roughly 5 months. I think you're priced pretty well considering the dated systems and roof--if you're really motiaved, you could drop it $10,000 and get it sold quickly. But, if you're not in a huge hurry, your house seems priced pretty competively to everything else that has already sold in the past 6 months in your n'hood.
Honestly, you need better pictures as they don't really show of f your house well. A camera with a wider lens, 18 mm or 16 mm, should be able to take in more of the room. With gas at $4/gallon, most people are searching online more than before, and the pictures will sell them on setting up an appointment to view it.
Also, have your house advertised as offering to pay the Buyer's home warranty to help ease the tension caused when potential Buyers here that the a/c and roof are original.
Great question. Best of luck to you.
Adelina Rotar
Realty Executvies Associates
Are you by chance Romanian? I noticed your last name on the MLS and looked you up. I got so excited--perhaps your not, but your husband's name sounds like it. I'll drop you an email here after I respond to you.
I noticed when you first had it listed--the cooperating compensation for the Buyers agent was a bit lower than average for the Knoxville market. With so many homes on the market, it's imperative that you stay competitive--even in the commission offered to the other agent. On the new listing, it's been raised, so I'd say that you should get more showings for that reason alone.
I'd say your best comparable is 2109 Windbrook--it's pretty similar to yours in square footage, style, age, etc. It sold for $209,500 on 5/23/08 in 163 days--roughly 5 months. I think you're priced pretty well considering the dated systems and roof--if you're really motiaved, you could drop it $10,000 and get it sold quickly. But, if you're not in a huge hurry, your house seems priced pretty competively to everything else that has already sold in the past 6 months in your n'hood.
Honestly, you need better pictures as they don't really show of f your house well. A camera with a wider lens, 18 mm or 16 mm, should be able to take in more of the room. With gas at $4/gallon, most people are searching online more than before, and the pictures will sell them on setting up an appointment to view it.
Also, have your house advertised as offering to pay the Buyer's home warranty to help ease the tension caused when potential Buyers here that the a/c and roof are original.
Great question. Best of luck to you.
Adelina Rotar
Realty Executvies Associates
Adelina Rotar, Greater Knoxville Area answered:
Hi Terri,
According to KGIS, the school zones for that street are Christenberry Elementary, Whittle Springs Middle, and Fulton High. It's illegal for a Realtor to comment on the quality of a neighborhood, so I suggest driving by during the daytime and at night. I'd also call the local police station (call 311 and they will connect you free) to get the crime reports for that neighborhood so that you can make a decison for your family. Then, I'd probably call Fulton High and find out their graduation rate, and perhaps go visit it to make sure it will match your expectations.
According to KGIS, the school zones for that street are Christenberry Elementary, Whittle Springs Middle, and Fulton High. It's illegal for a Realtor to comment on the quality of a neighborhood, so I suggest driving by during the daytime and at night. I'd also call the local police station (call 311 and they will connect you free) to get the crime reports for that neighborhood so that you can make a decison for your family. Then, I'd probably call Fulton High and find out their graduation rate, and perhaps go visit it to make sure it will match your expectations.
Adelina Rotar, Greater Knoxville Area answered:
Hi John,
You can check if the home you want to buy has been taken back by the bank by checking the tax records. You may email me the address offline, and I can check it for you.
If the property has been taken back by the bank, then your contract with the seller is null and void.
If the property has just receieved a foreclosure notice, now is the time to check and see if the bank would be willing to do a short sale. Short sales are often complicated and drawn out, but there are also those that go thru and you get the house you wanted. Be prepared for 60+ if trying to buy a short sale though.
Let me know if I can help you with anything else.
Adelina Rotar
Realty Executives
adelina@adelinarotar.com
You can check if the home you want to buy has been taken back by the bank by checking the tax records. You may email me the address offline, and I can check it for you.
If the property has been taken back by the bank, then your contract with the seller is null and void.
If the property has just receieved a foreclosure notice, now is the time to check and see if the bank would be willing to do a short sale. Short sales are often complicated and drawn out, but there are also those that go thru and you get the house you wanted. Be prepared for 60+ if trying to buy a short sale though.
Let me know if I can help you with anything else.
Adelina Rotar
Realty Executives
adelina@adelinarotar.com
Adelina Rotar, Greater Knoxville Area answered:
No, not usually. Fox example, the tax assesor market value is commonly 20% below the fair market value in Knoxville, TN. Before putting in an offer, have your Buyer's Agent, put together a CMA on the home you like. Best Regards,
Adelina Rotar
Realty Executives Associates
865-693-3232
Adelina Rotar
Realty Executives Associates
865-693-3232
Adelina Rotar, Greater Knoxville Area answered:
They are now in effect. Here is more info: http://go-to.realtor.org/r/9ZP8VY/D4R5N/JIA2QC/6Z9B7/J9A5D/B7/h
Please contact me if I can help you further.
Adelina Rotar
Realty Executives Associates
865-693-3232
865-603-8483
Please contact me if I can help you further.
Adelina Rotar
Realty Executives Associates
865-693-3232
865-603-8483
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