Danial Dansereau

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Have you been thinking of buying a new home or selling your old one?

BUYING A HOME - Let me help you find your DREAM HOME.

SELLING A HOME - Let me do a FREE Comparative Market Analysis (CMA), find the TRUE market value of your home, and get your home SOLD as quick as possible.

If you have any questions, concerns, or just want to know more about the Nassau County, Fernandina Beach, Amelia Island, Yulee FL area, contact me and I will do my utmost to help you.

Come to Nassau County, Fernandina Beach, Amelia Island, Yulee, Fl and see some of the best real estate in Northeast Florida. We have homes, condominiums, land, marshfront, oceanfront and waterfront property, all to please even the pickiest of buyers.

If you are looking for a Realtor® who only wants to sell you a home, you can go anywhere. If you are looking for a Realtor® who will treat you with honesty, listen to your needs and value your opinions, and take care of all of your real estate needs, then I am the Realtor® you need to call.

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I am a member of the following:

National Association of Realtors
Florida Association Of Realtors
Nassau County Board of Realtors
Leading Real Estate Companies of the World
RELO National Home Search
Trulia
Point2NLS
ActiveRain
Zillow
RealEstateABC

Education:
Bachelors Degree - Business Administration and Management
4.0 GPA Summa Cum Laude (WIth Highest Honors)
American Intercontinental University

I am happily married to my wife Tiffany and we have two children, Sofia Danialle (5) and Aydin Asher (18 months). We also have one on the way, due date - 17 May 2008.

Personal interests - I like golf, weightlifting, and sports in general.

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what is the price per square foot that a home in Amelia national would be valued at?

Asked Sun Dec 30 2007, 09:41 by Jeramey - Fernandina - Home Selling - 1 answer

Danial Dansereau answered:

To figure the price per square foot a proper Comparative Market Analysis would have to be done. This entails comparing the subject property with those properties that have been sold and those that are active and coming up with a proper price for the subject home.
Example -
Subject home - 3 BR/2BA 2000 sq ft Built 2005
Sold homes - 3BR/2BA 2000sq ft Built 2003 350,000
3BR/2BA 1950 sq ft Built 2006 375,000
3BR/2BA 2050 sq ft Built 2006 325,000
Active homes - 3BR/2BA 2050 sq ft Built 2004 350,000
3BR/2BA 2000 sq ft Built 2006 400,000
3BR/2BA 2000 sq ft Built 2005 365,000
Using this as a best case scenario you would compare the sold prices and the active prices to come up with a recommended list price for the subject property.
So, if the recommended list price were to be $350,000 for the subject property and the sq. ft. is 2000 then the price per sq. ft ($350,000/2000 = $175 per sq. ft)
Looking at the homes in Amelia National (70 currently listed or sold) the per sq. ft range is from $113 - $218 per sq.ft. - Tue Jan 8 2008, 19:46

Relocating from the UK to S.Georgia/N.Florida are there any relocating services that help out

Asked Tue May 22 2007, 12:14 by Gary Humphrey - Amelia Island - Home Buying - 16 answers

Danial Dansereau answered:

Gary,
I would recommend that you contact Watson Realty Corp. Relocation Services at http://www.watsonrealtycorp.com/content/Page.asp?PAGE=watmovein They will be happy to help you with all of your relocation needs and questions. If you have any questions about the Northeast Florida or Southeast Georgia areas please give me a call, or visit my website athttp:// www.danialdansereau.com, and I will be happy to assist you. - Fri Nov 23 2007, 19:15

What's a decent startig offer for a house listed high 900's in quincy, braintree, milton, canton area?

Asked Fri Nov 23 2007, 17:29 by S - Quincy - Home Buying - 6 answers

Danial Dansereau answered:

S,
If you were to follow Mike's advice the scenario would be as follows;
Your realtor has completed the CMA and found that the fair market value for the home is $975,000. Subtract 10% from the value (975,000 - 97,500) and you would be offering $877,500.
I would hardly think that the seller would consider this a fair offer and you might even offend the seller. This could cause them to consider you a non-serious buyer and no longer entertain any offers from you, no matter what offer you put on the table. You also have to consider that there may be other offers for the home and this would aboviously not get you this one.
I would seriously think twice before offering such a low bid if you are serious about getting the house. My recommendation would be to offer between 95 - 97 percent. (926,250 - 945,750 in this scenario) - Fri Nov 23 2007, 19:06

S,
The best way to find a decent starting offer price for a home is to do a Comparative Market Analysis (CMA) of both bought and sold homes in the area. You obviously do no want to insult the owner by offering to low, but you can always get a deal if you go in prepared. Remember, everything is negotiable. Have the CMA done by a Realtor that you trust, they are usually free, and then you will know the true market value of the home and you can go in prepared. - Fri Nov 23 2007, 17:57

How can i find a house for 2 adults and a child with only 1 person working?

Asked Fri Nov 23 2007, 05:58 by Lorretta - 17320 - Home Buying - 3 answers

Danial Dansereau answered:

Lorretta,
FInd a realtor that you are comfortable with and explain your situation. A knowledgable realtor can direct you to a reputable mortgage company for a pre-approval and then show you the homes that are in your price range. I agree with Lorie and I also recommend that you stay at the lower end of your price range, especially with the new baby.
Good luck to you and your family. - Fri Nov 23 2007, 18:35

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