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Realtor with Coldwell Banker Gundaker servicing the Greater St Louis, Missouri area. I work with both buyers and sellers to help people to reach the best home situation for their families. A former Air Force Officer, I work with VA and FHA loans for first time homebuyers and military members, help to settle estates and help individuals at all price points to find the RIGHT home for their family. My extensive marketing program helps to sell homes quickly and for top dollar.
Nominated by clients as the Top Realtor in St Louis for the St Louis Post Dispatch's 2007 READERS CHOICE REAL ESTATE TOP AGENT AWARD (the selection will be made Nov 23rd through Dec 21st by on-line votes from the general public). Selected by an independent survey done for St Louis Magazine of buyers and sellers as one of the top 5% of Realtors in the Greater St Louis area, multiple recipient of Coldwell Banker Gundaker's President's Customer Service Award.
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the mortgage lenders will check it several ways for you - by yourself, by herself and together. they will figure out which way works best for you based on multiple things including your career fields, special programs that you may be eligible for, first time home buyer monies and more. Talk to a reputable mortgage lender. They are there to help. - Yesterday, 23:39
I'm showing n the St Charles area all the time, but my clients like to look at the pictures on line and "know" about the home first, so they look at the MLS listing. Do you have any information posted on line anywhere about the home that they could look at? - Yesterday, 21:10
You are never too late to buy, but how good of a deal you'll get depends. Once it's "HOT" area, it's a hot area and the prices go up. That doesn't mean that good properties aren't still available. It doesn't mean that properties won't still appreciate well - it just means that you while you will spend more money initially, you will have less of a risk than if you bought while it was a "COLD" property and no one wanted to risk buying in that area. Now that it's HOT, you have a greater assurance that your investment will grow and prosper than you would have had you bought the property earlier. - Yesterday, 20:35
I would contact their broker: Dennis P Norman at Dennis@saaman.com or 314-727-6403. The address I have for them is 6614 Clayton Rd, #392, MO 63117
Their blurb in the MLS states: Saaman Corporation is a diversified real estate company serving the Greater St Louis area since 1985. Saaman Corporation specializes in buying and selling distressed and investor properties. Saaman Development LLC, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Saaman Corporation, is a leading developer of custom homes in the central corridor area, including Clayton, U-City, Ladue and Frontanac. Forsyth Mortgage LLC, another wholly-owned subsidiary of Saaman Corporation provides financing for acquisition as well as refinancing of existing loans for owner-occupied as well as investor-owned real estate.
You can also contact the St Louis Board of Realtors and ask them if they have an updated phone number - 314-576-0033. - Tue May 13 2008, 23:29
I agree with Trist, contact a tax professional. Note that when you go to sell, if you have not lived in the home at least 2 out of the last 5 years, you will pay the full capital gains tax on the property. - Sun May 11 2008, 13:10