Lane Mccullough

"Residential Specialist"
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Lane Mccullough, in San Antonio
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About Me
I am a second generation realtor. I grew up with a Realtor for a father so I have been around realestate my whole life. I can help you with your new home needs. I can also help with any commercial needs as well. Please contact me so I can show you what I can do for you. I love to help people make their dreams come true!
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Nancy, Just Looking in 63124

how do i list my house?

Asked Tue Apr 29 2008, 08:14 by Nancy  -  63124  -  Home Selling  -  17 answers
Lane Mccullough answered:
Nancy,

If you want to try ro sell it yourself put a sign in your yard, an ad in the paper and hold your breath waiting for the phone to ring. If you want to use the MLS and hundreds of agents with all the buyers to know about your house you need a Realtor. Find a Realtor in your area and sit back and let them earn their money working for you. It will cost you less in the long run and it will sell in a fraction of the time as compared to you doing it yourself. - Tue Apr 29 2008, 08:50
Gina, Home Buyer in Elgin

I recently found a new realtor and th wants me to sign a contract. I am not sure whether I should or

Asked Tue Apr 29 2008, 06:17 by Gina  -  All locations  -  Home Buying  -  23 answers
Lane Mccullough answered:
I agree that the buyer representative agreement is a concern. A Realtor is there to help you and to protect you. His main concern is that even if you find the home yourself, that your contracts are legal and negotiated in your best interest. He has the experience to get you the best deal. Remember you can always fire him if you feel he is not doing what you expect. Yes he will get credit and get paid even if you find the house. If you don't have a Realtor, the sellers Realtor will have do do both sides of the contract and he will get to keep both sides of the commission. So as a buyer, your Realtor's services are free to you. - Tue Apr 29 2008, 08:42
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I specialize in the North and West parts of San Antonio. Altough I work all over as far out as New Braunfels. The rental market is booming right now. I have help many families who can't buy right now find a home with a lease. My wife and I also provide staging consultations before the sale and interior decorator services after.
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