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I believe in treating everyone the way that I like to be treated. That carries over to my real estate career. This is why I have invested in the education that I need, to service my clients and do what is best for them. I am passionate about this business. It means helping others and fulfilling an important need.Helping our communities to grow and become more stabile. Visit my web site for information whether you are buying or selling.
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Sorry to hear about your situation. I can help you . I am affiliated with a company that specializes in mortgage modification. Call me for further information.We also do credit restoration and debt settlement. We have helped many people in your situation. Your situation is not unusual today.Give me a call or visit my website and click on the button that says credit repair. - Tue Jun 24 2008, 13:15
I think that I answered this question once before on trulia. I have lived in Franklin for the last 19 years. I raised my kids here and they attended the Franklin public schools. It is an awesome town to live in and raise your family. Crime is very low. It is a nice little college town.It is near 495 and and you can easily take a train into boston.The people are very friendly, and the schools are excellent. Our tax rate is pretty good , considering other towns. You can walk almost anywhere in Franklin. Franklin has the first established public library in the country.It was also voted by Family Circle magazine, as the 10th most kid friendly town in the country. I have never regretted living or working in Franklin. Contact me if I can be of help. - Mon Jun 23 2008, 18:03
Check your local quincy paper for foreclosures. Also there are some great sites to visit. If you visit my website you will find a link to foreclosure.com - Wed May 21 2008, 11:43
You have gotten some good answers. I just wanted to add one thing. The seller agent is working for the seller. They are working in the best interest of the seller. They have an obligation to the seller. Not to you. Get yourself a buyers agent. IThat will protect your interest. In the majority of cases you want have to pay a buyers commission.It comes from the sellers agent. visit my website for more information. - Wed May 14 2008, 13:10
Hi Mary,
The key is communication.Ask him what is he going to do for you. Tell him what you would like for him to do for you. Who told you that he was not good at negotiations? Any realtor worth their salt will certainly check comps before making an offer in your behalf. By the way , did you sign a contract with him?. If you did not,you have no legal obligation to stay with him. - Thu May 1 2008, 10:02
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