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Jo Shaner
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Broker - Realtor for Keller WIlliams Realty
October 2005—present
I originally started out in new home sales for an entry level builder focusing on starter…
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I originally started out in new home sales for an entry level builder focusing on starter…
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I try to treat my customers and clients as I would like to be treated. First and foremost, I want someone to listen to me and then think through the best
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ABR, accredited buyer's agent, CRS, certified residential specialist, GRI, graduate realtor institute, PMN, performance management network ALC, agent leadership
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Mentoring and helping fellow agents to achieve their highest level possible,
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I have been selling real estate in the Memphis Area for over 13 years and am proud to hold the ABR (accredited buyers representive), CRS (certified residential
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Jo Shaner answered:
Hello Marisa,
You have some great advise and the best one is to get an experienced Realtor to guide you through. Marilyn - the post below, has made an excellent point about maybe not only focusing in on just foreclosures. Consult with a Realtor - let that person in on what is really is you are trying to do. Is it a fabulous deal or do you need a project to occupy yourself with?
Also, your Realtor can help you regarding financing. Most foreclosures and REOs are sold "as is " and some loan programs require a house to be sold at a certain level.......what happens if your loan company requires repairs to be made? Your Realtor can address all these problems with you.
Jo
You have some great advise and the best one is to get an experienced Realtor to guide you through. Marilyn - the post below, has made an excellent point about maybe not only focusing in on just foreclosures. Consult with a Realtor - let that person in on what is really is you are trying to do. Is it a fabulous deal or do you need a project to occupy yourself with?
Also, your Realtor can help you regarding financing. Most foreclosures and REOs are sold "as is " and some loan programs require a house to be sold at a certain level.......what happens if your loan company requires repairs to be made? Your Realtor can address all these problems with you.
Jo
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