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Matthew S. Holder

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Agent at Coldwell Banker, Menlo Park-El Camino
Experience:
Broker-Associate for Coldwell Banker January 2007—present
Broker-Associate at the Menlo Park-El Camino Office
Specialties:
My expertise ranges from negotiation, statistical, market trend and economic analysis, to a strong background in property management and construction to ... show more
Certifications
& Awards:
International President's Premier Team, 2008
B.A. Economics, U.C. Santa Cruz
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Interests:
Cycling
Fishing
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About:
Matthew S. Holder is a Broker-Associate native to the Mid-San Francisco Peninsula. Born and raised in Atherton, he attended St. Joseph’s Elementary in ... show more

Special Warranty Deed

Matthew S. Holder answered:
I would consult your title representative. Usually REOs say this because they have homes in many different states to sell and they are just trying to be all encompassing of all possible situations to avoid extraneous paperwork. The contract usually specifies that the seller must provide clear title to the property free of all liens, but contact your title rep first before calling an attorney, if need be. - Sat Oct 17 2009, 11:52

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