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Realtor-DRE license # 01330628 for Prudential California Realty
January 2001—present
Working with buyers, sellers and investors...Jodie has a vested interest in your real…
Working with buyers, sellers and investors...Jodie has a vested interest in your real…
Western Advertising Director for Billboard Magazine
January 1991—May 2000
Handling clients in the entertainment business and working with them to enhance their…
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Buyers, Sellers, investors, first time home buyers, senior real estate specialist, e-certified, fine homes specialist, certified short sale specialist
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E-Certified®, Fine Homes Specialist,SRES®, Short Sale Specialist
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As someone who has been both a buyer and a seller prior to becoming a realtor, Jodie Francisco, “Your Eye On Real Estate” understands what it takes
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Jodie Francisco answered:
Hi beatnix,
This property is not listed for sale, it's just a pre foreclosure, and it doesn't mean that it will get listed. Realty trac, which was feeding the data to trulia, posts properties which have a notice of default recorded, but again that doesn't mean it will get listed or get foreclosed. They try to get you to sign up for their service, which will give you information on properties that have a notice of default or notice of trustee sale. Again those properties might not ever get listed for sale, or become foreclosures.
Also, the $450,000 loan amount is not what the price would be, and might not be the only loan on then property. If you are interested in foreclosures or short sales, give me a call. I can access the same information and help educate you about the market.
Best regards,
Jodie Francisco
This property is not listed for sale, it's just a pre foreclosure, and it doesn't mean that it will get listed. Realty trac, which was feeding the data to trulia, posts properties which have a notice of default recorded, but again that doesn't mean it will get listed or get foreclosed. They try to get you to sign up for their service, which will give you information on properties that have a notice of default or notice of trustee sale. Again those properties might not ever get listed for sale, or become foreclosures.
Also, the $450,000 loan amount is not what the price would be, and might not be the only loan on then property. If you are interested in foreclosures or short sales, give me a call. I can access the same information and help educate you about the market.
Best regards,
Jodie Francisco
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