Posts Tagged ‘real estate agent’
September 15th, 2008
(Money Manager) - You’ve signed the contract and are looking forward to moving into your new home, but there are a few steps that cannot be overlooked. By following these easy steps, you will ensure yourself a smooth move into your new home.
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Tags: appraisal fee, bank statements, discrepancies, home inspection, insurance company, insurance life, mortgage consultant, mortgage documents, mortgage lenders, necessary paperwork, own insurance, pay stubs, proof of income, real estate agent, reputable company, settlement company, smooth move, tax forms, title company, title insurance
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September 15th, 2008
(Money Manager) - Selling your home is one of the most important things you will ever do in your life. This simple system will provide the tools you need to maximize your profits, maintain control, and reduce the stress that comes with the home-selling process.
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Tags: asking price, dozens, good real estate, home doesn, homebuyer, homework, housing needs, important things, length of time, offering price, profits, prospective buyers, real estate agent, s market, selling strategies, selling your home, six months, stress, three quarters, time and money
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September 15th, 2008
(Money Manager) - Moving into a new home can be one of the most stressful situations that a person can endure, so it is vital that you find ways to make the transition as easy as possible. There are two distinct types of stress that one faces when changing homes. First, there is the financial aspect of the move. Finding the right home at the right price, negotiating the purchase with a seller, filling out the lengthy paperwork involved, and handling the escrow can all take its toll. Then there is the emotional aspect of the move, and this is often where the greatest amount of stress is felt. A competent and professional real estate agent can make the financial steps of the process easy, but if your emotional needs are unfulfilled, you may find yourself tired and frustrated and not acting in your own best interest.
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Tags: best interest, current situation, distinct types, emotional anchor, emotional aspect, escrow, exact result, financial aspect, financial peace, financial steps, many things, paperwork, peace of mind, professional real estate, real estate agent, realtor, setbacks, stressful situations, sudden changes, types of stress
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September 15th, 2008
(Money Manager) - Anyone who has ever had a bank account, mortgage, credit card, car loan, or account with a retail store will invariably have a credit rating. Most information in your credit rating comes from companies you have credit with, as well as from certain public records such as tax liens, bankruptcies, judgments and lawsuits. It is important to know and understand your credit rating, how the information is compiled, and how it affects your ability to acquire a loan for your new home.
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Tags: bankruptcies, car loan, credit history, credit rating, credit reporting agencies, credit score, equifax, experian, explanatory notes, judgments, major credit reporting agencies, mortgage credit, mortgage lender, professional real estate, providing excellent service, real estate agent, retail store, tax liens, three major credit reporting agencies, trans union
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September 4th, 2008
(Money Manager) - Your motivation to sell is the determining factor for how you will approach the sale of your home. It will affect everything from what you set your asking price at to how much time, money and effort you are willing to invest in order to prepare your home for sale.
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Tags: appraisal value, asking price, benefit, caution, competitive market analysis, home sellers, home shopping, housing needs, leverage, long time, motivation, property values, prospective buyers, real estate agent, selling your home, tax assessments, thousands of dollars, three quarters, time money, true value
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