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Coldwell Banker, Vinson Chase Realtor
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Having lived in Modesto for almost 40 years gives me great insight into helping clients buy and sell homes. Working with an organization such as Coldwell Banker has allowed me to team up with the best in the industry. I consider it an honor when asked to help clients buy or sell a home and enjoy climbing into their shoes to get just the right end result. Give me a call and let's discuss your property needs, wants and desires.
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Debbie,
To echo some others, if you are using an agent contact them and they can get you the answers. If you are not using an agent to buy then for goodness sake, get one!!! An agent costs you nothing to work with as they are paid by the seller. If you think you are saving money you are wrong. An agent will save you money in the end. You need a professional to help you, there are just too many areas where you can get lost or in trouble.
Secondly, a lot of properties in Modesto are getting multiple offers since the prices are down and the investors have hit the streets running. If you find a home that you really like then don't be afraid to offer over the asking price, just don't go crazy. Again, professional help will guide you. Best of luck.
Ken Ernst
Coldwell Banker, Vinson Chase - Thu Jul 24 2008, 15:12
For a local agent to answer your question with a specific individual agent name would approach breaking our code of ethics. There could be many reasons you are having problems with this specific agent. All people are not compatible and sometimes personalities conflict. I would explain your feelings to this agent and ask if he could recommend someone else for you to work with. I'm sure this approach will lead to an equitable solution for all involved and you will be able to acomplish your goals. Best of luck. - Thu May 29 2008, 15:47
Lenders are getting creative and we are seeing short sales offered below market to create a sort of feeding frenzy. You have to be extremly careful and get as much information on any given property. I have waited over 100 days for a reply on several short sale offers and then the lender comes back with a counter offer and wants to close in 20 days from acceptance. It seems to be all about the lender and not too much about the buyer.
I would advise looking into bank owned properties and properties that are not in any form of distress, being a "normal" sale. There are some very nice homes in our area that can be had at good prices. I would say that if time is not a factor, then search out short sales and don"t be surprised if you loose out on some before you get one. Best of luck.... - Tue Apr 29 2008, 13:48
I love working with 1st time home buyers and with move up buyers.
I like to fish, play golf and fly. I have been a licensed pilot since the mid 70's. I love spending time with my family, wife, two daughters and their husbands and seven grand daughters.