Debra Drummond

"MichiganMoves.com"

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Company:	RE/MAX on the trail
Location:	Plymouth
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A former U.S. Marine with a Corporate past in publishing, I'm an Associate Broker with The MichiganMoves.com Team at RE/MAX on the trail at 1000 West Ann Arbor Trail in Downtown Plymouth, Michigan 48170.

As The MichiganMoves.com Team, we offer personalized service for homebuyers and constantly seek new and innovative techniques to market homes for sellers in the Western Wayne/ Southern Oakland County communities of Northville, Novi, Livonia, Plymouth, Canton, Farmington, Farmington Hills and Westland of Southeast Michigan.

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"if you are looking for a house and you are searching the internet, you can have confidence in Debra Drummond from RE/MAX on the trail. I found her on Realtor.com and I want you to know it was the best experience I have had in finding a house. Debra was so helpful because there are a lot of things we didn't know and because of her knowledge in real estate, we were well informed on things that should be done when purchasing a house. Debra worked with us from March of this year and we are happy to say we bought a house and closed on September 12, 2008. Debra was determined not to give up on us. She cared about us not just as a client but as a person--with Debra you gain a FRIENDSHIP! You know how they say to go that extra mile, well Debra Drummond goes a 100 miles extra because she cares, and that is what we wanted. Happy house hunting,"
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How can I tell where the dividing lines are for the different schools?

Asked Fri Aug 22 2008, 15:37 by 3yl - Portage - Home Buying - 6 answers

Debra Drummond answered:

Google "school district boundary map". If the school district has their boundary map on the web, it should come up. Most do. Good luck! - Fri Aug 22 2008, 19:56

My son and fiance are looking at a foreclosed home, what do they need to watch for?

Asked Sun Aug 17 2008, 15:14 by Reggie - Taylor - Home Buying - 8 answers

Debra Drummond answered:

Another thing to consider is who owns the home, a bank or the government (HUD). The addendums buyers need to sign (typically after an accepted offer) will vary widely. For example, some bank addendums specifically state the buyer forfeits the earnest money deposit if they don't follow through with the sale, regardless of the reason! So be sure they have thoroughly read through and understand what they are signing. - Sun Aug 17 2008, 16:26

Any advice for an open house?

Asked Wed Aug 6 2008, 19:34 by Shaun Farrug… - 48198 - Home Selling - 5 answers

Debra Drummond answered:

First, post your open house on Craigslist.org and OnlyOpenHouses.com. I agree with Lynn, make sure you use a tons of signs pulling people in from every direction. Give guests a flier about the home that they can take with them, and ask them to sign in so you can follow up with them afterward. Soft background music and candles are also a nice touch. Good luck! - Wed Aug 6 2008, 20:40

What price it correct, the banks asking price or the mls price?

Asked Sun Jul 27 2008, 07:38 by Tracey Hibbl… - Michigan - Home Buying - 4 answers

Debra Drummond answered:

Hi Tracey,

Banks will often wait a week to collect all offers and will accept the one to net them the highest. Doesn't matter if you were the first or even the highest bid, with one exception...cash. They will often accept a cash bid over a mortgage because it's more of a sure thing unless it's crazy low. But in the end, it's all about their bottom-line. - Sun Jul 27 2008, 09:22

FH home with Northville Mailing. 45 DOM, 6 showings, good feedback. Time to lower price? asking $329,900?

Asked Mon Jul 14 2008, 16:15 by Mary Ellen - Farmington Hills - Home Selling - 5 answers

Debra Drummond answered:

Unfortunately, in this market it is all about price. The good news is that you've had showings so you're probably not far off. Ask your agent to provide the latest comps so you can fine-tune your price to attract the right buyer. Good luck! - Mon Jul 14 2008, 16:47

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