Aileen Heck

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Aileen Heck, in Brighton
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In life, success depends on your determination to succeed. My dedication to my clients comes first. As a team we can get the job done. Let me be your realtor for life!
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Vikash Shah, Buyer & Seller in 48098

Looking for a real estate investment clubs in Oakland Country, MI

Asked Sun Sep 7 2008, 14:27 by Vikash Shah  -  Michigan  -  Home Buying  -  3 answers
Aileen Heck answered:
Hi Vikash,

There is one that meets in Novi. One of my partners can give you some direction on the schedule of the meetings. Her name is Sandra Walus. Her email is swalus@kw.com Good Luck. - Sun Sep 7 2008, 15:54
C, Just Looking in

Had inspection w/o utilities. $500 balance owing. water co. won't trn on 'til blnc is paid. How is this fair?

Asked Thu Jul 31 2008, 09:29 by C  -  Detroit  -  Home Buying  -  8 answers
Aileen Heck answered:
Hi there,
Some of the lenders out there are requesting the buyer to put the utilities in their name during the inspection process. I would not have recommended that you do an inspection without the utilities on. You should not have to pay the water bill. You should have them come out and do a final reading. Then at time of closing if bank owned which I am assuming. It would be put on the sellers statement to pay the remaining balance. Your agent should have this in their purchase agreement. If you do not have an agent I would suggest that you get a buyers agent to represent you in this matter. Good Luck - Thu Jul 31 2008, 10:18
Sarah, Home Buyer in Ann Arbor

If my loan is denied, does the seller have a right to my escrowed funds?

Asked Mon Jul 28 2008, 11:17 by Sarah  -  Ann Arbor  -  Home Buying  -  4 answers
Aileen Heck answered:
Hi Sarah,

In reference to your question. Have you put an offer on a property already? Almost all purchase agreements have financing and inspection contingencies already built into them. I do agree with the first answer though if you do not have an experienced realtor working on your behalf I would be happy to suggest some qualified professionals in your area.. So, the answer to your question is no the seller does not have a right to your funds. Although, if you are approved and then decide to back out of the deal they can keep your deposit. If you have any other questions feel free to email me direct.

Aileen Heck
Keller Williams Realty
theheckteam@comcast.net - Mon Jul 28 2008, 12:37
June, Just Looking in Cassopolis

refi ?Just got an appraisal, it came in at 365,000. we thought that to be very low but he had a really

Asked Wed Jul 2 2008, 06:45 by June  -  Cassopolis  -  Financing  -  6 answers
Aileen Heck answered:
Hi June,

I have to agree with the other 2 responses. In the last two years we have seen a large shift in our market here in the Michigan Area. I also have this same sitution for I live on 15 acres and my home is very difficult to comp. I have found that many appraisers in that situation have to go a little bit beyond my area to get accurate comps. You may try another lender and there appraiser would be different. I wish the news was better but with the market in Michigan declining the past few years the values have gone done substantially. My personal residence was appraised for 395,000 3 years ago and is now appraised at 310,000 so i do understand. The good news is some of the areas of Michigan we are seeing growth and being removed from the status of the declining market. So, hang in there. - Wed Jul 2 2008, 08:31
Richard Fiel…, Buyer & Seller in 7316 tireman st detr...

stop foreclosure

Asked Thu May 15 2008, 10:58 by Richard Fiel…  -  48210  -  Foreclosure  -  4 answers
Aileen Heck answered:
Well, there are many differenet variables. Claiming bankrupty is one. There is also possible loan modification with your bank. Who is your loan through contact the asset manager before foreclosure. The most important thing to do is not wait. Call your lender that your mortgage is through. If you need help just email me at theheckteam@comcast.net - Thu May 15 2008, 11:07
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11611 Newman Rd, Brighton, MI 48114 11611 Newman…
$299,000
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46746 Fields Drive, Utica, MI 48315 46746 Fields…
$249,900
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Residential, Short Sales, Foreclosures and Vacant Land
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I have been a realtor for close to 9 years. I work in the Livingston, Oakland, Genessee, Macomb areas of Michigan. I pride myself on keeping up with this ever changing market. I look forward to being your realtor for life
January 2000—present
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