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Suzanne Morgan
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Realtor for ERA Werner Reality
January 1950—present
I have been an investor for many years. I have been a Realtor since 2005.
I have been an investor for many years. I have been a Realtor since 2005.
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My biggest accomplishment was selling a working dog kennel. I love working with investors on business opportunities and increasing people's portfolios.
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& Awards:
FIS Foreclosrue Intervention Specialist 2007
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I have two labs and one dacshound who love to play in my ponds. I enjoy country
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I love Pueblo and all it has to offer. It is a great place to live
Suzanne Morgan answered:
There are two reasons your buyers is asking. First , your buyers doesn't have the money. Second, the buyer wants the seller to be made aware of all material defects of the house. This is a way to then ask for a reduced price, or other seller consessions. Once a seller has an inspection in hand all items marked can be held as material defects. It really depends on your state and the type of disclosure laws in your state.
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