Robert Fine

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"Your Licensed Salesperson"
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Robert Fine,  in Staten Island
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About Me
I am a full time NY Licensed Real Estate Salesperson. I am a Realtor with the e-PRO designation. I specialize in helping Buyers and Sellers of residential properties accomplish their goals in an efficient manner. I am associated with an independent real estate firm with over 40 years of experience. Our technology is leading edge, while our values of hard work for our clients benefit remain old fashioned. Call me and lets make an appointment to discuss your needs and wants for Selling and Buying. Please come on over to our new office at 4106 Hylan Blvd.
My office number is 718-967-2600 x 312. Call my cell directly at 646-872-7700.
email to: robert@bobfinehomesales.com
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Question about New York City Department Of Education

Robert Fine answered:
Go to schools.nyc.gov and look for universal pre-k in district 31. You'll find both public schools and those run by local organizations. Good Luck - Sat Nov 15 2008, 11:57
Robert Fine answered:
When your ready to sell that percentage will be part of the agents presentation to you. - Sat Nov 15 2008, 11:39

Question about Ps 36 J C Drumgoole

Robert Fine answered:
Hi Theresa,
Call the school and speak to Parent Coordinator. However teachers may change their grades every September.
Good Luck,
Bob - Thu Nov 6 2008, 07:50
Robert Fine answered:
Donna,
File with the NYC Finance department Request to Update Property Data form. Forms and addresses, all should be on-line or call 311.
Good Luck,
Bob - Thu Nov 6 2008, 07:43
Robert Fine answered:
Vinny,
Most bank owned homes are priced close to the market. Talk to your agent. If he's your 'buyer agent' he can help you determine the latest market prices in that area. Banks may make counteroffers. But you must know that there are no contingencies, you must be prequalified sometimes by the owning bank, or have proof of funds, and you have to have an attorney.
Also the home is sold 'as is', including any violations, and you also will have to pay NY transfer taxes of about 1.5%. And be prepared to close quickly.
Good Luck
Bob - Wed Oct 22 2008, 08:55
Specialties
Residential Properties.
Experience
Latest:
Licensed Real Estate Salesperson for V.I.P.
Representing both buyers and sellers in the real estate transaction.
January 2007—present
Certifications & Awards
Realtor; AHWD; e-Pro.
Interests
Helping my clients and customers achieve their Real Estate goals in an efficient manner.
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