Daniel Ripper

I'm a:	Real Estate Professional
Company:	Century 21
Location:	Richmond
Phone:	5102239060

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Is anyone familiar with Montalvin Manor in unincorparated San Pablo? What about crime, gangs, etc.?

Asked Mon Aug 11 2008, 13:58 by wlsievert - San Pablo - Home Buying - 1 answer

Daniel Ripper answered:

I can give you more information on this neighborhood, just give me a call. Feel free to go to my website for more information. - Mon Aug 11 2008, 14:50

How hard is it to rent a single family home in San Pablo, CA?

Asked Tue Jul 22 2008, 10:44 by Gennady - San Pablo - Home Buying - 5 answers

Daniel Ripper answered:

Gennady, we pushing 3-4 bedrooms in San Pablo, new construction for rent at roughlyl 1700/month. I have a triplex getting between 1250 - 1500/ month rents. So depending on your purchasing power, financing, and tenant it could work. - Tue Jul 22 2008, 11:14

Are there foreclosures in Contra Costa County, CA for me to see and review?

Asked Sun Jul 13 2008, 15:44 by Gloria Rios - 94531 - Foreclosure - 5 answers

Daniel Ripper answered:

There certainly are many. What areas are you looking? What's your purchasing power? View my website for many a bank owned property or contact me so I can set you up with a auto email of homes. - Sun Jul 13 2008, 15:54

REO Sale

Asked Thu Jun 19 2008, 20:13 by Mike Brown - San Ramon - Home Buying - 11 answers

Daniel Ripper answered:

Mike, banks do their homework before putting their assets on the market. They usually contract 2-3 local agents and a appraiser to do evaluations so they can justify market value. This could be based on current market conditions, the surrounding "REOs" if any, and regular sales within the last 3 months. This process happens before marketing, when they get an offer, and even before close. Working with an agent is always recommended because the money you may think you're saving by not, usually an agent can negotiate in your favor in one or many ways. If I can help feel free to go to my website, my contact info is there. - Thu Jun 19 2008, 21:15

Is it ethical or legal for agents to list REO properties purposedly low to create a bidding war?

Asked Sun Jun 15 2008, 18:42 by Anne - San Pablo - Home Buying - 10 answers

Daniel Ripper answered:

Anne, most banks get 2-3 evaluations from Realtors and then an appraiser's opinion before putting properties on the market. Agents are graded by the banks on what percentage a property will sale for. So depending on the subject and how's its evaluated usually dictates market price. - Sun Jun 15 2008, 19:47

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