Connie

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Connie,  in Staten,New York & Resource friend.
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About Me
I love referrals, I am a professional Real Estate agent I work with Robert Defalco Realty on The Island. I lived most of my life in Brooklyn, I now reside in Staten Island and I think its very different, and enjoyable, plenty of parks and restaurants. I have a view of the beach and board walk. I don't have to look at a house across the street from me.
I guess I'm pretty lucky to have found a home like this .
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Closing costs in Brooklyn?

Connie answered:
Hi Steve,
Best wishes to you. You do have a lawyer right? your Lawyer should be able to tell you what ever it is you need to know.If however you dont havce one I'll give you a great lawyer to work with just e-mail me.pristta@aol.com.your cost could be up tp 18000 0r as low as 8000 you need a lawyer my friend.
Good Luck
Connie - Sat Jan 19 2008, 12:53
Connie answered:
You never gave the price of the home or any other information so it is very hard to tell you what to do.The home could be a short sale going on or foreclosure or a bunglow. need more information. - Sat Jan 19 2008, 12:47

Can you sell your house for less than what you owe the bank?

Connie answered:
Dear Jon,
This is call a short sale (sold up short) there is a deficent of equaity. You would need to call your Bank . You need to ask for the Mitigation dept. Do not speak to any one else but them.They will work with the borrow.If I were you I wouild work with a quailfied real estate agent.who can do all the work for you. The bank will pay the commission for you on that also,Thats if you can get the bank to do a short sale.
You will have to show that you are insolveny in order not to pay taxes on the money that was forgivin.the balance of the loan not paid may be considered income so plead insolvent.
I am a Real Estate Professional in Staten Island NY. So I know what I'm telling you is correct. Note!
The higher the loan amount the more likely they are willing to do it.
I would be happy to help you with more questions.
pristta@aol.com. - Wed Nov 28 2007, 11:28
Connie answered:
Of course we will start really booming in Staten Island come 2008, the rents and homes are still going up in Brooklyn.Look whats happening in South Beach on Father Capodanno Blvd. all water front property.
The homes there are hitting the 650's and 700,000 mark already. And there is no where else to build there,so what does that mean, homes go up. As far as Bay street,St George, and any where there is a water view in Staten Island the price will rise. - Fri Jul 13 2007, 17:18
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