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Prior to entering real estate 16+ years ago, I was an elementary school teacher, credentialed in California and New Jersey. After being in the field of education for 10 years, I decided to make a change and go into sales. Little did I suspect how much I would love it!
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Hello L. Bank owned properties are sold free of liens or unpaid back taxes. Work with a REALTOR to guide you through the process of buying it. The listing agent can discuss with your agent what price or price range the bank is willing to accept. I hope this helps you. Good luck. - Tue Nov 4 2008, 14:41
Hi Melinda. Yes, this 3 Bedroom property is headed for a trustee sale. The current owner bought it a year ago and obviously is in financial distress. Are you interested in buying it or any other bank-involved property? If so, please text me at 310-808-3739, email me at dlondon@remax.net, or visit our website below. We're here right now to answer questions or help you with your real estate goals! - Fri Oct 31 2008, 18:39
Hi Craig. This is a get time to buy a first home! Congratulations on your decision to do that! You can have a no cost, no obligation chat with a lender who will tell you the best loan products for your personal financial situation. His name is Victor Samaan. He is the Branch Manager of Peninsula Mortgage. His cell phone is 310-422-3339. His web site is
http://www.chasepartner.com/jv/Victor.W.Samaan Call me if I can help you any further in your home search!
- Wed Oct 29 2008, 16:27
Hello Mayi. This is a worthwhile question. Many banks are accepting contracts that have a Buyer's request for a credit. If a particular bank WILL NOT accept this, you'll know while negotiating. The bank will then most likely counter out your request and then it's up to you if you wish to proceed with the purchase and receive no credit back. Is this helpful to you? - Sun Oct 26 2008, 13:01
Hi Don. It's possible to get an FHA loan with as little as 3% down. That 3% can come as a "gift" from a relative, a friend, your employer, or possibly another source, like a charity. I invite you to call a great lender qualified and skilled in doing these loans; his name is Victor Samann with Peninsula Mortgage. His office is 310-373-6202 and his cell is 310-433-3339. He has done many loans for my clients and my associates. Good luck to you! This is a great time to buy-many opportunities exist! - Wed Oct 22 2008, 21:04
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I worked for I year as an unlicensed personal assistant before earning my CA license.
February 1993—present
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RE/MAX Board of Directors-2005
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