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Kristal Wilson
"Making it Kristal Clear!"
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Real Estate Sales Consultant for Keller Williams Realty
January 2009—present
With my background in New Home Construction and Short Sale processing I am comitted to…
With my background in New Home Construction and Short Sale processing I am comitted to…
Sales Consultant for Richmond American Homes
July 2006—December 2008
Above & beyond customer service from inital meeting to closing.
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Above & beyond customer service from inital meeting to closing.
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I am certified as a New Home Specialist. I have also received certification as a Pre-Foreclosure Specialist. My experience and knowledge of homes and the
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Based on the current trends in todays market I have elected to pursue certification as a Pre-Foreclosure Specialist.
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I am an avid reader,and homebody with a great imagination! I'm just beginning
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I am an area specialist (the Inland Empire) with a focus on New Home construction or homes built from 2000 to the present. Because of my familarity with
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"They should give you a job on a HGTV show as a house hunters Queen because that is what you are!"
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Kristal Wilson answered:
Hi Maddy,
It sounds like you maybe in a good position but each bank has different guidelines and timeframes when settling short sales. I hate to sound vague but this process has not been standardized as of yet. However it is usually a good sign when the second has signed off, hopefully your realtor has rushed that info to the first and an approval will follow shortly (this could still be several weeks). From date of signed approval you should close within 30 - 45 days based on your offer.
Good luck,
Kristal Wilson
It sounds like you maybe in a good position but each bank has different guidelines and timeframes when settling short sales. I hate to sound vague but this process has not been standardized as of yet. However it is usually a good sign when the second has signed off, hopefully your realtor has rushed that info to the first and an approval will follow shortly (this could still be several weeks). From date of signed approval you should close within 30 - 45 days based on your offer.
Good luck,
Kristal Wilson
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