Adam Roop / The Roop Group

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Adam Roop / The Roop Group, in Salisbury, Fruitland, Princess Anne, Berlin, Ocean Pines, Ocean City, Bethany Beach, Eastern Shore of MD, Maryland, Delaware

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My name is Adam Roop, co-founder of The Roop Group Real Estate Team on the Eastern Shore of MD & DE. My team is composed of selling agents, exclusive buyers agents and a full support staff. Visit my website athttp:// www.TheRoopGroup.com to search for homes, to sign up for our unique "100% Satisfaction Guaranteed" program & to sign up for our FREE buyer & seller reports!

If you are looking for exclusive buyer representation or a full service listing team with a "100% Satisfaction Guarantee - or our commission back" then contact me today or visit my website athttp:// www.TheRoopGroup.com to learn more....

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Adam Roop
The Roop Group
410-912-0310

Specializing in Salisbury, Fruitland, Princess Anne, Ocean City, Berlin, Fenwick, Bethany Beach & all other Eastern Shore areas!

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IF YOU WANT TO BUY A PROPERTY WITH A HOUSE ON IT THAT NEEDS TORN DOWN, HOW DO YOU FINANCE IT?

Asked Fri Apr 18 2008, 10:29 by Lorraine - 21811 - Financing - 7 answers

Adam Roop / The Roop Group answered:

Try this approach...have the seller demolish the house on the property...clean it up and then sell "just" the lot. No structure, just a plain lot...you may have to get approvals from the health department to build. This will require the seller to get permits to demolish...this may take a few weeks or months depending on the seller....BUT will be eaiser for you to get the loan.

Sincerely,

Adam Roop
The Roop Group - Sat Apr 19 2008, 07:51

I am a first time homebuyer hoping to obtain a loan without using my savings as a down payment. Are there?

Asked Sun Dec 30 2007, 12:36 by Kim - Maryland - Financing - 9 answers

Adam Roop / The Roop Group answered:

Yes there are many - espically with that score! Congratulations!

In many areas there are government programs that will help you get into your 1st home with little to no money down. There are 1st Time Home Buyer Programs that lenders offer, "live where you work" programs and re-hab state agencies where they will give you grants and even replace 100% of all lead based paint issues in the home!

The programs are worth looking into - contact an agent that can lead you in the right direction with these programs!

GOOD LUCK! - Mon Feb 11 2008, 20:16

Saw an otherwise great house today that has been treated for termites. Should this house even be on my list?

Asked Fri Jan 4 2008, 20:57 by Manish - Germantown - Home Buying - 13 answers

Adam Roop / The Roop Group answered:

Please consider this house! Previous termite evidence is very common in homes. Just have your inspector estimate the damage and consider having a licensed contractor give you a structural report (you agent can help you with this).

If the evidence has been treated and no structural problems or repairs - then no worries! Termites of this severity are an easy fit.

On the other hand...if the evidence is "the worst an inspector has seen in a while" then consider getting out of the deal! OR re-negotating the terms and price to reflect the cost of this undertaking....

Who knows......you may be able to get a great deal and really "steal" the property!

GOOD LUCK! - Mon Feb 11 2008, 20:10

What is the reasonable price for a house of 2300 living area and 5 to 10 years old?

Asked Tue Dec 4 2007, 20:14 by mushtaqa786 - 21801 - Home Buying - 3 answers

Adam Roop / The Roop Group answered:

A good price for this sized home (in this buyers market) would be around $100/sq. ft. So i would venture to say aywhere from $230,000 ( a great deal) to $299,900.

Any other questions?

Sincerely,

Adam Roop
THe Roop Group
www.TheRoopGroup.com
410-912-0310 - Mon Feb 11 2008, 20:03

We will be moving to Salisbury MD. Where is the best place to move.?

Asked Fri Nov 16 2007, 17:29 by Don - Salisbury - Home Buying - 3 answers

Adam Roop / The Roop Group answered:

Don,

Some of the most premier neighborhoods in Salisbury include...Nithsdale, Kensington Woods, Harbour Point "The Beverly Hills of Salisbury, The Camden Area, Riverside Drive Area....and several more.

Sorry to hear about your financing problems...however, i do have local lenders that have been able to work miracles! Contact me to get started...

Sincerely,

Adam Roop
THe Roop Group
www.TheRoopGroup.com
410-912-0310 - Mon Feb 11 2008, 20:01

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