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Robin Kay Cooke
"70% of My Business Comes from the Internet!"
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Associate Broker for Century 21 Hartford
February 2006—present
Real Estate Sales Associate for Help-U-Sell of Canton
June 2004—February 2006
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I specialize in first-time home buyers, relocation clients, downsizers and investment properties.
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Accredited Buyer Representative (ABR)
Real Estate Technology Certification (e-PRO) ... show more
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Robin enjoys meeting new people, business learning, reading, traveling to warm
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About:
Actively buying real estate for about 5-1/2 years, Robin has been licensed for 3-1/2 of those years. She and her husband started purchasing residental
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"From day one, Robin Cooke understood our needs as a relocation family. From the moment I e-mailed her to introduce myself until our sales transaction
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Robin Kay Cooke answered:
Hello Kim,
The public records still shows the owner of record. It does not show as foreclosed yet, but the public records information is often lagging and you can find out more current info from the City of Detroit. The current lender of record is Long Beach Mortgage. You may want to do a Google search to find out where they are located and how you could contact them. Just to protect yourself, you should probably start looking for a new rental if you feel the owner has abandoned the property. There's a whole process a bank goes through to foreclose on a property and would not be able to sell it to you directly without clearing title.
The public records still shows the owner of record. It does not show as foreclosed yet, but the public records information is often lagging and you can find out more current info from the City of Detroit. The current lender of record is Long Beach Mortgage. You may want to do a Google search to find out where they are located and how you could contact them. Just to protect yourself, you should probably start looking for a new rental if you feel the owner has abandoned the property. There's a whole process a bank goes through to foreclose on a property and would not be able to sell it to you directly without clearing title.
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