Amy Wall

"Every Home Needs a Wall!"

I'm a:	Real Estate Professional
Company:	Keller Williams Realty
Location:	Rocklin Placer County Roseville Granite Bay Loomis Auburn View all locations...
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Phone:	(916) 847-8144

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In today's competitive real estate market, timing is everything. That is why you need a Real Estate Professional that is working full time to ensure your success. You need a professional that is not only on top of the market, but also ready to protect your interests and guide you through the process. I am respected among clients and peers alike for my honesty, integrity, loyalty, professionalism and sincere devotion to serving the Buyers and Sellers that I represent.
By living in the Sacramento area for more than 14 years, I understand the real estate market and the culture of this growing area. I have a BS Degree in Business Administration and 14+ years of sales and marketing experience in the Real Estate and Senior Healthcare industries. Of those 14 years, more than five were spent offering Seniors and their families solutions to transitions in lifestyles. I enjoy Real Estate, and I have a passion for helping others. I am dedicated to making your next Real Estate transaction a success, whether you are buying, selling or investing.

I am a Masters Club Member and a Desiganted Senior Real Estate Specialist.

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How can this house be sold for that amount??

Asked Tue Oct 21 2008, 21:25 by Livio Ghita - 95678 - Home Buying - 3 answers

Amy Wall answered:

The home sold in 2005 for $740,000 to the current owners. The home has been transferred in and out of a trust a few times since then, and there are many explanations to why they listed the sale as $37K. The home has not actually sold on the open market to new owners since the sale in 2005 per the information in the tax record. - Tue Oct 21 2008, 21:42

Looking for new home, not in housing tract, single story, 4bd.* with view from back yard.

Asked Fri Sep 5 2008, 19:37 by John Caldero… - Rocklin - Home Buying - 3 answers

Amy Wall answered:

Hi John,
There are many single story homes available in Rocklin, but I would need to clarify exactly what you mean my "houseing tract" to better answer your questin. Are you asking for something with acreage? Also, how "new" are you looking for and in what price range? Brand new, or within the last 5-7 years? - Sat Sep 6 2008, 19:53

Hi, Realtors: Can you tell me what the latest 3 comps for a 3/2 in Whitney Oaks area are in Rocklin, CA?

Asked Thu Sep 4 2008, 10:23 by Ann - 95765 - Home Buying - 2 answers

Amy Wall answered:

Hi Ann,
Any Realtor should be able to provide you with comparables, but would need more specific information. The size of the home, exact location, and selling features are very important to determine a true market analysis. There are many areas surrounding Whitney Oaks, such as Hidden Valley, Springfield, and Whitney Ranch which all have different values. - Thu Sep 4 2008, 12:50

short sale property in rocklin ca

Asked Wed Aug 20 2008, 14:50 by Robert Parker - Rocklin - Foreclosure - 1 answer

Amy Wall answered:

Hello Robert,
What is your exact question? If you are interested in looking at a short sale property, any licensed Realtor can do that. Just make sure that you find someone that has successfully sold a short sale to a buyer and can tell you exactly what the process entails. - Wed Aug 20 2008, 22:04

We're interested in buying Granite Bay home scheduled for auction, and likely foreclosed by the end of the

Asked Sat Aug 16 2008, 15:02 by Mary - Granite Bay - Foreclosure - 4 answers

Amy Wall answered:

I agree with Cheryl as well. Buying a home at auction carries many risks. - Wed Aug 20 2008, 06:27

Definately be proactive. Although you probably cannot purhcase the home until it goes to auction, there are a few things that you can do. First, your Realtor may be able to obtain information from the previous Listing Agent, provided that it was listed for sale. Second, make sure that your Realtor works in an office that carries many bank owned listings. Because the Bank owned homes are generally listed with specific agents, in specific offices, you will have a better chance of getting information on the home if there is a high percentage of REO listings in their office. Lastly, be prepared to write the offer immediately, and have your financing ready, when it does go on the market. Granite Bay, specifically, has a lower percentage of Bank Owned homes, and they generally sell quickly. Make sure that your Agent has sold many Bank Owned homes and knows how to navigate the system.
There are many options depending on what the previous status of the home was, and if the sellers tried to short sell it. Postponing the trustee sale is only a good option if a short sale was started with the preious owners. - Sat Aug 16 2008, 15:37

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