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Pat brings to Bannon and Hebert a backround in public relations and customer service. His commitment to his clients, along with his strong communication and negotiating skills, has made him one of the top producers in the office. Pat takes pride in relocating his clients and making their real estate transaction as stress free as possible. His aggressive marketing plan for sellers utilizes cutting edge technology to ensure maximum exposure on the internet.
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Patrick Maloney Jr. answered:
I don't know what property you are referring to. Can you list a MLS # or address? - Mon Nov 3 2008, 03:33
Patrick Maloney Jr. answered:
This condo was last listed as canceled on the Multiple Listing Service. There are several others in this condo complex available for sale. I would need to do a bit of research to see what the actual status is. It might have sold privately or is bank owned. I will check up on it.
Pat - Mon Oct 27 2008, 04:09
Patrick Maloney Jr. answered:
Like Dan has indicated in his previous post, this question can best be answered by your attorney. If you have satisfied all of your contingencies(home inspection, mortgage committment, hubbard clause etc...) and you decide to terminate the agreement, you run the risk of losing your earnest money deposit. Consult with your Realtor and attorney. - Wed Oct 15 2008, 16:30
Patrick Maloney Jr. answered:
Typically buyers put up between 1 to 5 percent for a transaction. Your offer will be stronger with more of a earnest money deposit. However, with the huge amount of inventory at Heritage Village(160 units on the market - only 18 under contract) and the fact that you will be bringing equity from the sale of your house, puts you in a good postion to negotiate a good deal. Make sure you are pre-approved and have a letter from your lender. Your ability to get a loan is more important in this market, then how much earnest deposit you have to offer. If necessary you might have to show your sales agreement on your current property, because most likely you will be issued a pre-approval letter that is contingent of you gaining the equity out of your current property. I would recommend you consult with your REALTOR, if you have one, for I don't know all of the details of your transaction. Good Luck! - Tue Sep 2 2008, 05:40
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