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Brad Kimmelman has been involved the real estate business for more than 22 years, working in most aspects: residential & commercial sales, property management, marketing, and development. He learned to negotiate at the age of 22 on Wall Street, Manhattan, with Coldwell Banker Commercial Real Estate Services in commercial leasing.
As a member of our community, he teaches the Principles and Practices of Real Estate course, a requirement to becoming a real estate agent in Connecticut. It is his job to inform these students regarding all aspects of the real estate business in preparation to taking the State licensing test.
Brad has lived in the Ridgefield area for many years. He knows the area very well and can help you find the neighborhoods that fit your new home criteria! He lives in Ridgefield on Rainbow Lake, one of the Ridgefield's beautiful lake communities. He is a board member of the Ridgefield Lakes Association, and is also involved in the Ridgefield Community Center and The Ridgefield Guild of Artists.
As a child, Brad studied acting and was a professional actor in the Screen Actors Guild from 12 to 24 years old. He has performed at the Ridgefield Theater Barn in Ridgefield. Brad went to High School at Rye Country Day School in Rye, NY, and Graduated from Boston University with degrees in Film and Political Science.
Brad was a long distance runner and is still an avid tennis player. He has two terrier dogs, Zack and Sydney. Although small dogs, they have big personalities. You may hear them adding their comments to conversations from time to time if speaking from his home office. Sydney always has an opinion on which home you should buy.
Brad’s primary goal is to make your real estate transaction as seamless as possible. Whether you are buying or selling, put his 20+ years of Real Estate sales, marketing and development to work for you!
Remember my guarantee to you:
I guarantee you a quick response by email or telephone. You don't want to wait days to hear from me; I understand this. I try to answer every email and phone message personally and ASAP. If I am not available, my associate, Rob, will be on top of things and get back to you as soon as possible.
I also have two highly qualified assistants, Kathy and Carol, who can always help you, while I am out with clients or in meetings. Their info is below. Please be assured, I will always follow-up to make sure that your needs are being met.
Please do not hesitate to call me if you have any questions about who I am and how I can help you. I love what I do and I try to make your home buying experience as comfortable and stress-free as possible.
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-Brad Kimmelman - Wed Dec 12 2007, 05:18
Also, find out where the appraiser does most of his/her work. If he/she does not do a lot of work in your market area. If it turns out this particular appraiser does not know your market as his primary market. You have a stronger case to get a second, "opinion". - Wed Aug 15 2007, 04:37
Yes..You can, but it depends on the lending institution who ordered it whether they are going to allow a re-do. You better have a good reason for questioning it. - Mon Aug 13 2007, 19:49
All of Sam's comments are extremely valid. I am a Realtor in Ridgfield, which, is a town prone to relocation "ins and outs". It is not uncommon here to have multiple owners in a short period of time. That being said, it is possible there is an "issue" with the house. If you have buyer representation, ask your agent to research the history, see if the past owners of record are still in the area, to contact them and do a little investigation. If they all have moved away to other areas, I would proceed more aggressively. If you are not currently represented by an experienced agent, please contact me. I would be very happy to help you. - Wed Aug 15 2007, 04:31
I am in Ridgefield Connecticut, where we do not use the title company as closing agents. Attorneys do that here, and are paid by the title insurance company to go over the title and sanctify it. The buyer purchases the title policy to protect himself and the lender from any future claims against the title. - Mon Aug 13 2007, 19:16