big bear agent: Negotiating with a Bank is Like Eating a Sandwich with an Alligator. - 05/17/09 11:19 AM
Banks don't use much logic or emotion when they are selling homes. Once they get you in the deal, they usually want everything to go their way. They aren't good about changing the price, extending the escrow or negotiating repairs.
If you are not willing to play the game under their … (0 comments)
big bear agent: If you want to buy a home in Orange County, DON'T CALL ME! - 01/06/09 05:53 PM
Call me for the name of an agent in Orange County that can help you, but don't call me or any other agent that works out of the area and expect to get an expert.
When you need a surgeon, you look for the expert in the area of your surgery. … (0 comments)
Please give me a call to schedule a showing on any active Big Bear property.
Regards,
Steve Hirschler
Associate, The Tim Wood Group
Coldwell Banker … (0 comments)
The chart below shows the closed transactions in the Moonridge area for July 2008. There were 15 sales with an average price of $293,580. Sales averaged 8.33% below list price for these transactions.
Below is the chart for the 17 pending and contingent sales … (2 comments)
big bear agent: Shopping for a Big Bear home online may only show you the tip of the iceberg. - 02/26/08 06:07 PM
When Looking for a home in Big Bear, you'll want to employ a local Big Bear Realtor early in the search. If not, you will only be seeing the tip of the iceberg. Many people think that they can get a good idea of the market in Big Bear by spending … (2 comments)
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Banks don't use much logic or emotion when they are selling homes. Once they get you in the deal, they usually want everything to go their way. They aren't good about changing the price, extending the escrow or negotiating repairs.
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