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Hello my name is Ann and I work with ERA Buckhead Realty. I am also a former appraiser and have experience finding good deals for investors as a property locator. I also work with home owners that are interested in selling their mortgage notes for a lump sum of cash instead of monthly payments. Saying that I have worked with a wide range of individuals in the real estate industry. I am here on trulia.com to answer any questions you may have as an investor, first time home buyer, seller, or someone looking to purchase their next home ! Please fell free to ask any questions you may have and I will answer your question promptly.
I am an individual who enjoys working efficiently with all of my clients and have always been known NOT to keep a client waiting. If you are interested in working with an experienced real estate professional with these qualities please send me an email to discuss your real estate needs !
You may also contact me at: ms.lamitchell@att.blackberry.net
I am an individual who enjoys working efficiently with all of my clients and have always been known NOT to keep a client waiting. If you are interested in working with an experienced real estate professional with these qualities please send me an email to discuss your real estate needs !
You may also contact me at: ms.lamitchell@att.blackberry.net
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L. Ann Mitchell answered:
Hi Tia,
The most common scenario for this to happen is when the Seller is a FSBO (For Sale By Owner) This is the reason why it is included in the agreement. Your agent should explain this to you before you sign. To answer your question it is common for the agent to request 3% but this can be re-negotiated BEFORE you sign. In other situations if the seller is only offering their agent a total of 5% and they take 3% the buyers agent would only receive 2%........It is important for you and your agent to agree on those specific terms in advance and if the agreement needs to be altered to make you feel more comfortable about it then so be it.
Hope this helps !
The most common scenario for this to happen is when the Seller is a FSBO (For Sale By Owner) This is the reason why it is included in the agreement. Your agent should explain this to you before you sign. To answer your question it is common for the agent to request 3% but this can be re-negotiated BEFORE you sign. In other situations if the seller is only offering their agent a total of 5% and they take 3% the buyers agent would only receive 2%........It is important for you and your agent to agree on those specific terms in advance and if the agreement needs to be altered to make you feel more comfortable about it then so be it.
Hope this helps !
L. Ann Mitchell answered:
Hi J. Hannon !
When you find an investor to work with I would love the opportunity to find the appropriate investment properties to invest in. Please let me know !
When you find an investor to work with I would love the opportunity to find the appropriate investment properties to invest in. Please let me know !
L. Ann Mitchell answered:
To answer you question Si no.....
On the other hand your agent is looking to help you make your purchase, this agent will spend a lot of time narrowing your search for you to the home that is most fit for your needs. An agent has to spend time driving around viewing these homes with you to find that perfect home. An exclusive buyers brokerage agreement is simply an agreement that allows that agent to represent you in purchasing your home. This agreement is also in place to eleviate any confusion between other agents that may want to assist you in finding a property as well, basically Si it is a promise from you to the agent that you will allow them the opportunity to represent you as a client.
On the other hand your agent is looking to help you make your purchase, this agent will spend a lot of time narrowing your search for you to the home that is most fit for your needs. An agent has to spend time driving around viewing these homes with you to find that perfect home. An exclusive buyers brokerage agreement is simply an agreement that allows that agent to represent you in purchasing your home. This agreement is also in place to eleviate any confusion between other agents that may want to assist you in finding a property as well, basically Si it is a promise from you to the agent that you will allow them the opportunity to represent you as a client.
L. Ann Mitchell answered:
Hi Nikki !
With good credit (660 +) and no major debt you are in a good position to get a great deal on a home. There are many first time home buyers programs available and ways to get around putting a large amount down. Niki if you are not already working with an agent I would enjoy the opportunity to discuss this further. Please let me know what area of town you are looking to purchase in, how many bed/baths etc.
I look forward to assisting you with your first real estate transaction !
With good credit (660 +) and no major debt you are in a good position to get a great deal on a home. There are many first time home buyers programs available and ways to get around putting a large amount down. Niki if you are not already working with an agent I would enjoy the opportunity to discuss this further. Please let me know what area of town you are looking to purchase in, how many bed/baths etc.
I look forward to assisting you with your first real estate transaction !
L. Ann Mitchell answered:
Honestly Bc,
I would not charge my client an additional $195 fee, and if you really do not want to pay this fee don't its that simple, ask them to take it out. They are not going to want to loose your business over a fee trust me.
I would not charge my client an additional $195 fee, and if you really do not want to pay this fee don't its that simple, ask them to take it out. They are not going to want to loose your business over a fee trust me.
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