Heidi Guyton

I'm a:	Real Estate Professional
Company:	Realty Executives
Location:	Tucson
Phone:	(520) 419-1612

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Is it best to avoid a listing that says no SPDS or CLUE? What exactly do these terms mean?

Asked Wed Jul 23 2008, 08:56 by Gail - Tucson - Home Buying - 6 answers

Heidi Guyton answered:

In todays market if there are no SPDS (seller property disclosure statement ) or CLUE (comprehensive loss and underwriting exchange report), it usually means the home is bank owned (a forclosure). It could also mean it was a rental, children are selling it for a deceased parent, among other things. There usually isn't any reason to avoid these homes, just be diligent, have a home inspection. The CLUE report shows if there are any losses claimed on the insurance company, the SPDS are disclosures about the home by the sellers. - Wed Jul 23 2008, 09:11

How much value can you add to your property for unobstructed view of catalina and tortolita mountains in?

Asked Thu Jul 17 2008, 09:27 by Mona - 85743 - Home Selling - 8 answers

Heidi Guyton answered:

Probably around 10 thousand. - Thu Jul 17 2008, 12:27

Probably around 10,000. There are other factors to consider also. Keep in mind there will be another access to the freeway going out Twin Peaks, so where your home is in comparison may also be a factor. - Thu Jul 17 2008, 12:23

Probably between 10,000 & 15,000. Keep in mind, there is another road going in off Twin Peaks to the freeway, so depending where the home is, that will also be a factor. - Thu Jul 17 2008, 12:17

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Asked Mon Jun 30 2008, 10:27 by Martha - Tucson - Home Buying - 5 answers

Heidi Guyton answered:

Cleo,

Don't worry too much about the market rebounding so quickly. While we can't predict the future, you should be fine at $150,000 in a year. Have you already been prequalified? Don't wait until the last minuite to make sure your credit is in tip top condition. Sometimes lenders can help you bring your credit to an even higher score which in turn may help in the lending process. If you would like some help I would be happy to assist you in finding the right lender, and the right house at the right price.

Best of luck,
Heidi Guyton
Realty Executives
520.419.1612
hguyton2@aol.com - Mon Jun 30 2008, 11:03

Can someone please explain to me what the following means :?

Asked Thu Jun 19 2008, 21:30 by Mark - Tucson - Home Buying - 7 answers

Heidi Guyton answered:

Mark,
Call me. If you give me the address of the home, I can tell you what is owed to the bank by the county records. This will help tell you if you are in fact getting a "good deal". The seller may owe a lot less than they are telling you so that they can pocket some money. As I have said with some of your other questions, you really need to be talking to a real estate agent.

Heidi Guyton
Realty Executives
520.419.1612 - Sun Jun 22 2008, 18:58

I completely agree with Tonje Kearney . You may want to strongly consider all her advise very carefully. You will most likely get a much better deal on the house if you wait until it comes on the market. Using a realtor that is used to dealing with bank owned properties will also be very helpful to you in the negotiation process. - Fri Jun 20 2008, 07:49

I know that there are a lot of factors that come in to play, but I would appreciate an approximate answer .

Asked Sun Jun 22 2008, 16:26 by Mark - Tucson - Home Buying - 14 answers

Heidi Guyton answered:

Mark,
You really need to be working with a realtor. The price depends on so many things... where the house is, & what comparables are, the condition of the home, among other things. Keep in mind, it is a buyers market, & deals are out there... a reator will help you make the best deals. Call me, & I will be happy to assist you in any way I can.

Heidi Guyton
Realty Executives
hguyton2@aol.com
520.419.1612 - Sun Jun 22 2008, 18:43

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