Rob Dejesse

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Rob Dejesse, in Newtown Square
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About Me
Rob DeJesse is a life long resident of Delaware County and has been in Broomall for the last 10 years with his wife Patty and daughter Elizabeth. He has owned and operated his own business for 25 years before getting his Real Estate license, Because of his business background, He has a strong understanding of the business and financial side of Real Estate as well as the personal aspect and emotional decision's of buying a home. He has worked with many first time home buyers and is familier with the first time buyer programs
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Ashley, Home Buyer in 19066

Is this available to view at an open house?

Asked Thu Oct 30 2008, 07:11 by Ashley  -  Broomall  -  Home Buying  -  5 answers
Rob Dejesse answered:
Hi Ashley
I am very familiar with this property, I sell homes in this area and have shown it to one of my clients I live in the area .If you would like more information on this property or would like to see it at your convience please contact me
Thank You, Rob DeJesse - Sun Nov 2 2008, 11:10
Vi, Buyer & Seller in Upper Darby

I am thinking about purchasing an investor property at Clifton Heights, PA. Is it a good idea to buy a?

Asked Mon Jul 14 2008, 13:02 by Vi  -  Clifton Heights  -  Home Buying  -  7 answers
Rob Dejesse answered:
I lived in Westbrook Park for 12 years, If you can find the right deal in the Westbrook Park section of Clifton Heights it could be a good investment - Sun Jul 20 2008, 18:24
need help, Just Looking in 19083

I have PHFA on my primary residence which now planning to rent. Is there another option beside refinancing?

Asked Sun Jun 29 2008, 19:50 by need help  -  19083  -  Financing  -  2 answers
Rob Dejesse answered:
From my experience with PHFA you have to be there 5 years before you can rent or sell the home. How long have you been there and did you get a grant or other assistance when you purchased. These are the questions to be asked at this time. Contact me for any further information. - Sat Jul 5 2008, 07:38
Marcy Wagman, Buyer & Seller in Philadelphia

Because of the current real estate climate, is it a good idea to sell one's current home to get that bigger

Asked Wed Mar 26 2008, 06:42 by Marcy Wagman  -  Philadelphia  -  Market Conditions  -  11 answers
Rob Dejesse answered:
In this market, If you price your home at a fair market price which may be 6%-8% lower than it was,If you are moving up to a higher price home you are in a good position to get a great deal on your next home and be able to take advantage of having a greater equity position - Wed Apr 23 2008, 15:14
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Specialties
Residential real estate,first time buyers,delaware county
Certifications & Awards
Member National Association of Realtors,Suburban West Realtor Association,BNI member,Intro to CCIM
Interests
Golf,Fishing,Dogs,Playing Drums
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