Bruce Lynn

"DFW Metroplex Top Producer for Sellers/Buyers/Investors/Leasing"

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I fundamentally believe that being able to own a piece of property is so much a part of what makes this country great. I am also a firm believer in "The Golden Rule". Whether you are buying, selling, or investing my goal is to provide a high value-five star service experience in order to make the entire process as easy as possible. I'll be guiding you each step of the way. The combination of world class technical sales and customer service management experience in such organizations as American Airlines, SABRE Decision Technologies, and Four Seasons Hotels & Resorts, a solid educational foundation, and several moves within Asia, Europe, and the U.S.A. allow me the ability to analyize and negotiate your transaction from several perspectives. Whether you are an investor, a first time buyer, a move up buyer or a seller who is looking for cutting edge, state of the art technology and advertising, you can count on me to deliver the results you deserve. When you make one of life's most important financial decisions to buy or sell a home, I'm committed to going the extra mile to ensure that all of your needs are successfully met in a timely, professional, and honest manner.

Testimonials

"Bruce is pleasant, punctual, professional, precise, personable, and personalized the real estate process. We were very impressed."
E.W. Thu Aug 17, 2006

"The overall househunting experience was made warm & human by Bruce and we felt like we were dealing with a friend, than with an agent. Thank you."
P. Piipari Fri Jan 28, 2005

"Excellent!!"
S. Laney Tue Jul 31, 2007

"Timing was very important to me, and I couldn't have asked for better!"
M. Niehaus Wed Feb 8, 2006

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Do you think calling home investors, or?

Asked yesterday, 13:57 by Eva - Dallas - Home Selling - 5 answers

Bruce Lynn answered:

Eva,
What are you trying to accomplish. Most investors or investor groups like Home Vestors are looking to purchase properties at 40%-65% of the repaired value. They'll tell you that on the phone before they come out. They will typically buy homes in any condition that might not otherwise qualify for financing from normal retail buyers. That's one advantage. Another is that they can typically close quickly. The bad news is they buy at a discount from the seller. Let me know if I can assist you. - Yesterday, 20:12

Garage Conversion?

Asked yesterday, 05:36 by James - 75227 - Home Selling - 3 answers

Bruce Lynn answered:

In my opinion you do not want to enclose the garage. Did your realtor run the comps for you both ways? 2/2/2 vs 3/2/2? Does adding the garage make financial sense after running the comps. I would typically agree that 3/2/2 is easier to sell than 2/2/2 as it will appeal to a wider range of buyers. However adding another room to sell the house is probably not my first choice of options. - Yesterday, 06:02

Bought New Home

Asked Thu Jul 24 2008, 15:31 by alshesa - Duncanville - Financing - 4 answers

Bruce Lynn answered:

Yes....the bill comes to the owner in December normally and is payable Jan 31 before it becomes late. Normally the builder would give the buyer a credit when they close for the time they owned the lot/home and then your friend is responsible for the taxes when they get the bill. You can verify this on the closing statement they got from the title company. - Thu Jul 24 2008, 15:55

Husband left; not giving any support. Pays only bills in his name while i'm struggling with mortgage &

Asked Thu Jul 24 2008, 09:34 by Barbara Allen - Dallas - Foreclosure - 7 answers

Bruce Lynn answered:

My advice is to sell the house ASAP and try to get in something less expensive. You need to both cooperate if both names are on the house or on the mortgage. These days I think it is a really good idea to do your best to keep your credit in tact and a foreclosure or late pays never looks good, no matter what the circumstances. - Thu Jul 24 2008, 14:37

I own a building that currently has a tennant in it that I promised to give first right of refusal to when

Asked Thu Jul 24 2008, 08:49 by Amy - Texas - Using Trulia - 2 answers

Bruce Lynn answered:

I think if it is not in writing and agreed on by both parties then there is no enforceable agreement. If you want to honor a "gentlemen's agreement" and give the tenant the right to make an offer or first rights then I think you would need to draw up the agreement to allow them to do that...ie we have an offer on the building for X with X closing date....if you are interested we need your LOI by Friday with terms equal or better than what we have now. Your attorney should be able to help you draft the letter. - Thu Jul 24 2008, 12:05

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