John Wright

"A Realtor of the People and For the People"

I'm a:	Real Estate Professional
Company:	Weichert- Kingsland Properties
Location:	Aurora Glen Ellyn Naperville Wheaton
Web sites:	Great Deals in DuPage and Beyond
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Phone:	(630) 202-7241

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is buying a home in foreclosure in naperville, Il a lengthy process?

Asked Wed Aug 6 2008, 03:46 by Andrew - Naperville - Home Buying - 10 answers

John Wright answered:

If it is bank-owned, the process is relatively quick. You need to know that you will be buying the home "as-is" and that the cost of a survey will be your responsibility as a buyer. You can purchase a home warranty to protect yourself.

If it is a pre-foreclosure, this requires a lot of "heavy-lifting" on the part of the agent. If they are not willing to put in the time on the phone, fax, and email with the banks to get a response and be the "squeeky wheel that gets the grease" then it could be a very very very long process. - Wed Aug 6 2008, 11:44

I am in a spiraling out of control. My credit is around 580, I owe $70,000 in unsecured debt bcause

Asked Fri Jul 25 2008, 14:28 by William Anto… - 60565 - Financing - 8 answers

John Wright answered:

William: Your situation sounds like many I have faced over the past year. I would be willing to sit down with you and learm more about your situation in depth and detail and see how I can best help you with your mortgage company. I am based out of Wheaton and Naperville. I have helped many people avoid foreclosure, and it does not always involve having to sell your home. Please call me at 630.202.7241 - Mon Jul 28 2008, 12:40

How much are typical closings costs in Illinois?

Asked Sat Jul 26 2008, 16:33 by Jim - Woodridge - Financing - 4 answers

John Wright answered:

Jim, I would ask the seller to pay your closing costs and work with your lender on the goverment grant for first time homebuyers. These require a lot of legwork on the part of your lender and he/she sounds like they are working hard for you if they are looking at getting you grant $$ - Mon Jul 28 2008, 12:34

I'm considering Kingsbrook Glen. What are the pros and cons of the?

Asked Sun Jul 6 2008, 21:39 by Donald Lurye - Glen Ellyn - Market Conditions - 5 answers

John Wright answered:

Donald, here is a look at the Mapquest directions. I don't agree with the taking of 355 to North Ave, then coming back down. However you can see that by taking Roosevelt Rd to Butterfield Rd East to York Rd North you will be in downtown Elmhurst from Kingsbrook Glen townhomes in about 20-25 minutes. - Sat Jul 19 2008, 08:52

Glen Ellyn to Elmhurst is very close. By Metra (the local regional transportation rail line) it is exactly 14 minutes from downtown Glen Ellyn to downtown Elmhurst. You have 9 trains to choose from to get you into downtown Elmhurst before 9AM

By driving, you take Roosevelt Rd all the way east to Butterfield Rd east to York Rd. This will actually take you a few minutes longer, but not more than 25 minutes - Fri Jul 18 2008, 12:34

what is the real estate commission in 60187?

Asked Wed Jul 9 2008, 07:23 by Vijaya Ramas… - 60187 - Home Selling - 9 answers

John Wright answered:

Commissions can vary and there is no such thing as a set or blanket commission for an area. Best bet would be to interview several agents and look at the entire package, not just commissions. Some may charge a low rate, but then will do absolutely nothing for you. Go with the agent you feel the most comfortable with and will work the hardest for you to get you the best results - Fri Jul 18 2008, 12:56

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