Amy Herring

"Your Friend in Real Estate"

I'm a:	Real Estate Professional
Company:	Keller Williams Town & Country
Location:	Tallahassee
Web sites:	http://www.amyherring.com

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About Me

I'm a Tallahassee native....I love the thrill of the hunt when working with buyers....& I love the challenge of creatively marketing a home to sell it quickly for top dollar. If I could sum up my philosopy in two sentences:
1. It's all about my clients, not me
2. Honesty and integrity are most important

Call me for sincere advice on buying or selling in the Tallahassee area. - Amy

Testimonials

"I have never had an agent that followed up and went the extra steps before, during, and after the sale of the home. I would recommend Amy to anyone & everyone looking to buy or sell a home. No one will work harder for you than her. After buying my home, she is not just my agent, she is my friend.""
Kelli H. Wed Jun 20, 2007

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Is this property, or do you have any others close to FSU that can be rented out?

Asked Wed Nov 5 2008, 12:42 by Lauren - Tallahassee - Home Buying - 2 answers

Amy Herring answered:

Lauren, This is a great rental 1 mile to TCC & 3 to FSU. It's for sale or rent:
http://tbrmls.fnismls.com/publink/default.aspx?GUID=54a03050…

You can visit my web-site to search for CURRENT listings of homes....& also sign up for my weekly foreclosure list, emailed out every Tuesday: http://www.AmyHerring.com
Have a great week! Amy - Yesterday, 05:56

I have 2 houses, want to foreclosure one of them

Asked Mon Nov 17 2008, 22:55 by Iryna - 89148 - Foreclosure - 5 answers

Amy Herring answered:

Iryna, first you will want to read up on short sales (just type it in your browser and you'll find multiple descriptions & information). Not all sellers or properties qualify. You'll also want to check with a real estate lawyer and accountant for accurate advice for your specific situation. Best of luck- thanks for the question! - Yesterday, 05:49

are there any month to month rentals in the the Tallahassee/crawfordville area?

Asked Wed Feb 13 2008, 13:31 by Melissa Novak - Tallahassee - Market Conditions - 2 answers

Amy Herring answered:

Melissa, I have found alot of owners are willing to do a short term or month to month if I call and just ask them. There are state taxes imposed, so the owners will take that into consideration, but it's a small price to pay for having their mortgage taken care of for a while. One of my favorite quotes: "Everyone is buying real estate, either for themselves or for their landlord" -Amy H. - Wed May 7 2008, 07:22

I've heard it is a bad idea to go through the listing agent vs. a buying agent - why?

Asked Wed Apr 23 2008, 10:25 by New Buyer - All locations - Home Buying - 9 answers

Amy Herring answered:

Great question, and a very popular one among buyers. Each State varies concerning laws on client representation....for instance in Florida we cannot practice dual agency. I have found that buyers feel more confident in having their own agent, although in Florida "we" are transaction brokers and work together in bringing buyers and sellers together for a win-win deal for both parties. Although agents feel they are strong negotiators, it is really up to the seller (individial or bank) to decide what they are willing to accept. Other areas do practice Dual Agency, and are bound by fiduciary duties and a strong code of ethics. The agent for the bank should be presenting all offers equally and without prejudice for their final decision. The only think I can think of is what we call a "variable commission" meaning that the agent agrees to a lesser commission if she brings the buyer vs another agent bringing the buyer. The bank will look more favorable at an offer that saves them money on their net, if all else is equal (price,terms). - Wed Apr 23 2008, 11:08

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