Ed Eggling

I'm a:	Real Estate Professional
Company:	Windermere
Phone:	503-310-8978

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Real Estate Broker - GRI, ABR, ePRO
With many satisfied clients and millions of dollars in transactions throughout the Portland tri-county region and Vancouver, in all types of housing, Ed enjoys specializing in rural residential properties. Ed resides in Molalla with his wife of 39 years, Sue. Two sons, Jon and Mac, plus granddaughter Alison help Ed focus on what is important to growing families. Hobbies such as structural and landscape photography, plus rebuilding old homes are passions that assist Ed in his daily real estate business.

Ed is a great listener. This ability allows him to assist buyers and sellers at fulfilling their goals in the real estate transaction. Listening is a unique ability. It is vital to success in real estate, and it is a rare commodity. Ed’s goal is that at the end of the completion of the transaction, all parties feel good about the results. No doubt you will feel good due to Ed’s attention to detail, and thorough understanding of the transaction process.

These traits were learned during 26 years of commitment to the Boy Scouts. From Cub Scout to Scout Master Ed has been involved with the development of today’s youth, and the betterment of the community. Ed’s worldwide travel, which includes over 1.5 million air miles, gives him a unique perspective on people, cultures, and attitudes. That experience, with his listening ability, can benefit the buyer or seller in a big way.

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If you hve iffy credit and want to buy a house, what is the best way to approach a lender and who would you

Asked Thu Mar 13 2008, 19:28 by Sally Smith - Lincoln City - Financing - 6 answers

Ed Eggling answered:

Hi Sally,
You might want to use an organization such as ACORN Housing, They will work with you to help rebuild your credit as well as helping you qualify for a loan. Their loans are funded by Bank of America and Chase. They eliminate a lot of the associated fees that many lenders tack on to loans. They do a great job for first time buyers as well as people purchasing their next homes. Their only fee is $20 to pull your credit report. Good luck.
Ed Eggling - Thu Mar 13 2008, 21:11

We are looking to relocate to the Portland area. Were originally thinking of living in Vancouver and my

Asked Sat Mar 8 2008, 20:43 by Alisa - 97266 - Home Buying - 10 answers

Ed Eggling answered:

Hi Alisa,
The Happy Valley and Clackamas areas offer great schools and homes with larger lots. In the price range of $350k - $420k you can find a wide choice of homes with three to four bedrooms and 2 1/2 to 3 baths, nice yards, close by shopping and five to six minutes to the 205 and another ten to the 205/84 interchange. Most of these homes in this area have HOA's and/or CC&R's that restrict RV parking. There are several close by storage yards that might be a choice. Regarding financing, You need to speak to a lender at the earliest to verify what you qualify for. This is a painless process and most of your questions can be answered over the phone. - Sat Mar 8 2008, 21:01

My credit score is about 540 and husband is worse. Good income. Bills are paid. Is a 1st home loan possible?

Asked Fri Oct 26 2007, 09:13 by Amber - Oregon - Home Buying - 18 answers

Ed Eggling answered:

A good place to start looking for a mortgage when your credit score is a challange is with a non profit organization that helps buyers understand the home buying process and helps them determine the maximum priced home they should look for. Several of my clients have used ACORN Housing. There only fee is $20 for a credit report. They will work with you to help raise your score and reduce or waive as many fees as possible including PMI. They are funded by Bank Of America. Their local phone number is 503-788-9989. - Wed Mar 5 2008, 13:39

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