Hung Pham

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Location:	Sacramento

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Where can I find out what price a house really sold for?

Asked Thu Mar 6 2008, 06:29 by Jane Dough - Sacramento - Market Conditions - 12 answers

Hung Pham answered:

Hi Jane,

Tax records would only indicate what it sold for but concessions and credits, the title company has it and won't reveal it because it's private. The agent to the deal has the information to that but you have to go through another real estate professional to ask them to call who that agent is and get information. I'm an appraiser and a realtor, I call agents who were in the deal all the time to find out if the seller had given any credits/concessions. These can be in the thousands or a percentage.

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me at my website http://www.equitypath.org.

Hung Pham
Realtor / Licensed Appraiser http://www.equitypath.org - Wed Mar 26 2008, 00:53

I'm moving into a new home. I'm thinking of putting in a pool in the backyard. Do you think that this is a?

Asked Wed Mar 26 2008, 00:28 by May - All locations - Home Buying - 8 answers

Hung Pham answered:

Hi Tracy,

A pool is not a good investment but it does add value to a home. If you are looking to get into a home, you should buy a home with a pool already in it. Feel free to contact me via my site http://www.equitypath.org if you need help finding a home with such an amenity.

Hung Pham
Realtor / Licensed Appraiser http://www.equitypath.org - Wed Mar 26 2008, 00:47

I want to buy a foreclosed Home in the Elk Grove area because they say you can get a great deal sometime half

Asked Sat Mar 15 2008, 20:45 by Emerald - Elk Grove - Foreclosure - 7 answers

Hung Pham answered:

Hi Emerald,

I'm a real estate appraiser and a Realtor who mainly deals with foreclosures. In this market, there are plenty more of foreclosures coming. You have the time but money is cheap right now. I would definately not pay over $300,000 in this market. New homes can even be had for the low $200,000 or even less in Elk Grove. My company link is below, feel free to give me a call if just want to find a great deal. - Wed Mar 26 2008, 00:30

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