Jennifer Wilton

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Location:	Saint Louis
Web sites:	Leo Lawrence Real Estate Website

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I am a Realtor serving the Metropolitan St. Louis area, including St. Louis County and St. Charles County. I live and work primarily in West St. Louis County, but we have agents specializing in all areas of St. Louis.

Our company is an independent brokerage. We own and manage our independent, family-centered real estate practice. Our independence allows us to improve your real estate experience with lower commission rates, no hidden fees and unparalleled personal service. Our entire team works together to to give you a world-class real estate experience.

Whether you're ready to buy or sell, or just considering your options, we will give you our honest, professional evaluations and work to find the best solutions to your real estate needs. We have a large, reliable network of real estate partners to make your experience as positive as possible. We have agents specializing in a variety of areas and neighborhoods throughout St. Louis and St. Charles County for your convenience. We may do things a little differently than some of the 'big' companies, but we think you'll like it better. Give us a call at 636-561-4422 and let's discuss how we can help you acheive your real estate goals!

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Asked Mon Apr 7 2008, 09:53 by ? - Saint Louis - Home Selling - 5 answers

Jennifer Wilton answered:

Ok, the way I read this, Kevin, you are the seller, right? And your buyer had their inspections and the period is up, and now they are trying to get you to do more? Assuming you came to agreement on the inspection contingency (this form would be called Inspection Notice or Continuation of Inspection Notice) I would tell them to have their inspection, but since the contingency is up, you expect them to go forward with the contract. If you DID NOT reach agreement, they are within their rights to back out. What does your Realtor say? It is pretty cut and dried in MO on this. The only thing is, it can be expensive and time-consuming to sue over breach of contract... something to think about. Good luck! - Mon Apr 7 2008, 17:07

what is the percentasge decrease in the appreciation in 2007 in clayton MO?

Asked Thu Jan 31 2008, 11:00 by Bob - Clayton - Market Conditions - 1 answer

Jennifer Wilton answered:

It's difficult to say exactly, but the average home price in Clayton (63105 zip) in 2007 was $443,564, compared to $428,013 in 2006, which is an appreciation of a little over 1% for the year. It may be more or less in certain neighborhoods or price ranges. If you're looking for information on a specific area, call or email me and I can run the numbers for you.

Jen Wilton
Leo Lawrence Real Estate, LLC
314-651-3210 - Thu Jan 31 2008, 18:28

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Asked Wed Nov 14 2007, 11:37 by Nadia - All locations - Home Selling - 7 answers

Jennifer Wilton answered:

I think it is reasonable to expect once weekly communication from your Realtor. Try to work out a time every week to talk to him, and save your questions/concerns that pop up for that weekly check-in. I think you have a right to expect that your marketing should be in place. Keep in mind that on Realtor.com, it sometimes takes up to 72 hours to update from the MLS (as Realtors, we have NO control over that- abig problem with that site, IMHO). Realtors often have different strategies, and some are not as web savvy as others... he may need and welcome your marketing suggestions. I will also suggest what I tell all of my sellers- if it's been a week or more with no calls, you need to lower the price (no one wants to hear it, but it's true). Especially close to holidays- price it to sell and you'll get attention. I have represented more buyers in the last four weeks than I have all year, despite the market- they are coming out in force because the rates are lower! Good luck to you! - Wed Nov 14 2007, 12:42

We own our home and want to know which we should do first, sell our home or buy our new home.

Asked Fri Jul 13 2007, 08:20 by Karen Czerni… - Florissant - General Area - 16 answers

Jennifer Wilton answered:

Karen, you've received some good advice. I would also caution that if you intend to purchase a home with a contingency to sell your current home, any seller is going to want to see that it is on the market and priced well. So, you will definitely want to get yours on the market before making an offer, or have it ready to go within days. Price your home to sell- that's the most important thing right now, especially as we head into holidays.... Feel free to call on me if I can be of assistance.
Jennifer Wilton
Leo Lawrence Real Estate
314-651-3210 cell
636-561-4422 office - Wed Nov 14 2007, 12:33

I want to set-up a search by school district. How do I do that?

Asked Fri Oct 26 2007, 09:16 by Julianna - 63026 - Using Trulia - 4 answers

Jennifer Wilton answered:

Julianna, I can set up an auto email search for you, that would send you any new listings based on your criteria. You can also search the MLS yourself from our website at http://www.LeoLawrence.com. Click on Buying a Home and then Search for Homes. Also, don't hesitate to contact me if I can provide assistance- my independent company is located in St. Charles County and we are very knowledgeable about the areas and school districts.
Jennifer Wilton
Leo Lawrence Real Estate
314-651-3210 direct
636-561-4422 office - Wed Nov 14 2007, 12:27

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