Robert Coffey

I'm a:	Real Estate Professional
Company:	Allen Tate Realtors
Location:	Rock Hill 29732
Web sites:	My Website
Phone:	(803) 431-6043

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About Me

Credentials:
Graduate, Realtor Institute
Marketing Specialist

Expertise:
Excellent Market Knowledge of York County, SC including Fort Mill, Rock Hill, York, Clover and Lake Wylie and local NC markets including S. Charlotte, Steele Creek, Ballantyne and South Park.

Buyers:
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Sellers:
Custom Marketing Plans designed for your home and property. These strategies include many effective marketing techniques and are in tune with your personal expectations and goals.

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"I have known Robert Coffey since 1995- Robert has shown me over that time to be smart, caring, cordial and trustworthy. I am sure he will continue to be successful in the real estate business with these qualities."
Gary C. Kimsey, D.M.D. Fri Mar 7

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I have a credit score of 600--we have a mortgage on our current home and an income of 81,000 per year.

Asked Thu Aug 14 2008, 14:26 by Kymberly - Rock Hill - Home Buying - 6 answers

Robert Coffey answered:

Hi Kymberly,

Your family shoud easily be able to obtain financing for your new home purchase. There are some great mortgage programs out there right now. I would recommend contacting at least 2 lenders. I can put you in touch with some EXCELLENT professionals if you wish. By the way, my office is in Rock Hill.

Best Regards,
Robert - Fri Aug 15 2008, 19:15

I am considering selling...need some comps.

Asked Sat Jun 28 2008, 10:18 by Steve - Rock Hill - Home Selling - 2 answers

Robert Coffey answered:

Hi Steve,

I know you asked this question back in June, but I thought I would offer some assistance. I would be happy to work up a CMA for you and explain our market. I see that you have tenants in the home until December of 2008. I will need to know about the home though. You can email me when you have a few minutes and we'll go from there.

Best Regards,
Robert - Fri Aug 15 2008, 18:46

where can I find government tax foreclosure homes in North Carolina?

Asked Mon Jul 28 2008, 11:19 by Robert - All locations - Home Buying - 1 answer

Robert Coffey answered:

Hi Robert,

In has been my experience that this information is available through each individual county. You may want to search the internet for the specific county in which you have an interest. Then navigate their website in detail or even give the county a call and ask how they publish tax liens. You will find that some are very conveniently placed online and others may be available in person at the county courthouse weekly or monthly.

I am licensed in the State of North Carolina as a broker so if i can assist you in a more direct way let me know. Thanks Robert! - Mon Jul 28 2008, 11:41

im 22 years old and have no credit never had any loans or bills in my name i want to buy a house how do i

Asked Mon Jul 28 2008, 10:13 by Jackie - All locations - Home Buying - 2 answers

Robert Coffey answered:

Hi Jackie,

The first thing I would do is speak with a financial specialist at your bank or credit union. They will most likely suggest opening a secure credit line or having a relative co-sign on an account. One of the key factors that goes into the credit building equation is time. You won't build credit overnight so go ahead and make some short term goals and execute them. I think it's GREAT that you are thinking about this now!

If you have any further questions feel free to contact me directly. Thanks - Mon Jul 28 2008, 11:04

First time home buyer seeking advice

Asked Thu Jul 24 2008, 19:11 by Jeffrey - Charlotte - Home Buying - 10 answers

Robert Coffey answered:

Hi Jeff,

I am glad to see you are taking the time and effort to make a more informed decision on your first real estate purchase. An agent with good negotiating skills can definitely help out some. However, there are many unknown variables that go into that equation, i.e. closing costs, days on market, seller motivation, etc.

I wouldn't hesitate to say there are no "significant" advantages to using an agent that only represents buyers. I would recommend finding an agent that will take the time to build up your expectations and make sure you fully understand the process. When it comes time to negotiate it will be a lot less stressful if you know all possible outcomes.

I would be happy to give you 10 minutes of my time via phone to touch on some of these key issues.

Best Regards,
Robert Coffey - Sat Jul 26 2008, 16:59

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