Veronica Ramirez

"Making Real Estate Painless!"

I'm a:	Real Estate Professional
Company:	Coldwell Banker Realty Corp. Associates
Location:	Philadelphia
Web sites:	Making Real Estate Painless
Phone:	(215) 900-0690

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Hi. I am a single parent with one child who is trying to find a good place to live.

Asked Mon Nov 3 2008, 14:21 by Tiffany - Philadelphia - General Area - 2 answers

Veronica Ramirez answered:

Tiffany,

Hey there. Also a single mother here so I completely understand trying to find a good neighborhood and school. Which can be very difficult in the city. May I recommend the University City area inside the Penn Alexander School Catchment.

Please take a moment to look up some information on the school. If you think you are interested then I would be happy to help you find something. (we live in the catchment)

Thanks,
Veronica - A few hours ago

Can you convert a commercial property into a residential property?

Asked Sun Oct 12 2008, 15:39 by Frederick - Philadelphia - Remodel & Renovate - 4 answers

Veronica Ramirez answered:

I think they main question I would have before answering this, is why? What is your goal with this conversion?

Would appreciate hearing back from you. Thanks! - Tue Oct 14 2008, 06:25

Looking for good walking/kid friendly neighborhoods between Kennett Square and Philadelphia

Asked Mon Sep 8 2008, 19:59 by New Mom - 19147 - In My Neighborhood - 3 answers

Veronica Ramirez answered:

New Mom,

Have you looked into the homes in the Penn Alexander catchment in University City? Penn Alexander is a wonderful school. http://webgui.phila.k12.pa.us/schools/p/penn-alexander ; http://www.upenn.edu/campus/westphilly/pas.html ; http://www.upenn.edu/pennnews/article.php?id=685 ;

You can definitely get more house for your money when you compare Center City to University City. You can even get a little backyard and some trees.

I work as a buyers agent in University City area. I also have a 2nd grader at Penn Alexander and was on the board for the HSA/PTA last year and am continuing as an HSA member this year.

If you have any questions at all, please feel free to drop me an email or give me a call anytime. You can find all my contact information on my website below.

Have a great new home search!!!! - Tue Sep 9 2008, 06:26

Certificate of Occupancy

Asked Mon Aug 25 2008, 17:42 by Ronnie - Philadelphia - Home Buying - 7 answers

Veronica Ramirez answered:

Ronnie,

The title company who is supplying you with your title insurance and ordering all your documents (yes, the city HAS to issue you a Certificate of Occupancy in order for you to go to settlement) should be able to answer all of your questions. Are you working with your agents affiliated title company? Or have you chosen to find one on your own?

Please email me if you have any other questions, see my website below. Sorry for your confusion, this really should be a painless process. - Wed Sep 3 2008, 15:30

Is there any consideration to expand the University City catchment zone beyond it's current boundaries?

Asked Mon Aug 11 2008, 19:18 by johnellprope… - University City - In My Neighborhood - 7 answers

Veronica Ramirez answered:

I agree with Ryan's points (well except that he would be the best to service your property, but hey we are competitors).

If you do choose to not list with an agent, as I see many investors choosing to market on their own these days, please be sure to email us. I work as an agent (and also live) in University City and I have many clients that are looking for a home in University City, but can't always afford the more expensive ones in the catchment. So they buy just outside the catchment hoping to move into the catchment in a few years when their children start school. This way they can reap all the benefits of University City and look towards the future as far as the catchment goes.

Thanks! - Wed Sep 3 2008, 15:10

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