home buying: Home Buyer Shocked, Prevent this from happening!
- 08/29/18 07:57 AM
Early in my Real Estate Career, I had a Listing. It was a Move-In Ready Condo, you could smell the Fresh Paint. I was excited. I held an Open House the First weekend after Listing it. 20 Prospective Home Buyers came to View it, some had Agents.(I did get some Home Buyer Clients). One of the Home Buyer, and their Agent was writing something in the Kitchen. It was an Offer, YEEEESSS! NO, NO? Thanks, but please read the Offer Instructions in the Agent Area in the MLS, I said to the Agent. All Agents must submit A Lender Approval Letter, Copy … (3 comments)
As your Real Estate Agent, my Duties are to take out the Stress of Buying a Home. If you are in the San Diego Area, Interview us as your Home Buyers Agent. If you Live out of the Area we can recommend the Best Agent for you.
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Don Alexander R.E Broker 1st Prime Realty 619-581-4255 CA BRE LIC#01456248
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home buying: Home Inspection TIPS
- 06/30/14 03:28 AM
Home Inspection TIPS: When ever you have a Scheduled Home Inspection be sure to tell the Listing Agent to have the Electricity on, and the Gas for your Home Inspection. It's very important to have a thorough Home Inspection. When the Home Buyer moves in, you want them to enjoy their New Home. Here are a few items for your Check List of things to Inspect: *Roof. *Plumbing. *Electrical. *HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, Air Condition) *Structure. *Soil (If on Hill) *Entire Home, Interior/ Exterior. Real Estate Professionals also include in your List of things to Check: Neighborhood Crime Reports, Schools, Shopping, Freeway … (0 comments)
home buying: I wrote an Offer, what is your Response Time?
- 06/18/14 01:14 AM
I wrote an Offer, what is your Response Time? Have you ever wonder, what is the Response Time after you have submitted an Offer on a Home? In California on Page 8 of the Residential Purchase Agreement(C.A.R Form RPA-CA, Revised 4/13) it says the Offer Expires on the 3rd Day after the Home Buyer has signed. There is 72 Hours to here a Response.
Does this happen? In some cases Yes, and No. Why? Some Real Estate Agents holds on to the Offers before they submit them to the Homeowner. For example the Listing Agent has received Offers throughout the … (0 comments)
home buying: Cross Qualify with our Preferred Lender, or we want submit your Offer!
- 11/13/13 11:57 PM
Buying a Home has many Steps, as an Experienced Real Estate Professional there are some items a Home Buyer must do before I become their Home Buyers Agent: Secure Financing, Fix any Credit problems, Proof of Funds, Lender's Approval Letter, Read my "FREE" Home Buyers Guide, Completed a Buyers Brokers Agreement/ Questionnaire.
Once I have a clear Picture of what my Home Buyers Needs/ Wants are in a Home, the Search process start. There are some Professionals that do not operate the way that I do, and Vice Versa. Some Home Buyers need more time to clear certain items to become … (0 comments)
House Rebate Program: 1st Prime Realty Offers Home Buyers, and Home Owners a 20% Rebate on our Commission at the Close of Escrow. We provide Full Real Estate Services, and Customer Service is our Top Priority. We have Extensive Knowledge, Training, and Experience of the San Diego Real Estate Market. For Home Buyers: We provide you with a List of Available Homes that meet your criteria via email. You will be provided All New Listings as they come on to the Market. Our Negotiations over the Years, have SAVED many Home Buyers Money when Buying their Home. Need Financing? We can Help. For Home Owners: Our Marketing … (0 comments)
home buying: 5 Things a Home Buyer "MUST" know before Buying a Home.
- 08/27/12 05:28 AM
5 Things you "MUST" Know before Buying a Home.Buying a Home is a Process. As a Home Buyer, there are 5 Key things that youshould know, and understand.1.) Loan Approval Amount vs. Affordability Amount.The amount a Lender approves you for , is not the same as your Affordability amount.$xxx,xxx.00 is your Approval Amount based on the information you have provided to your Lender.That amount equals to $xxxx per month. Remember, when buying a Home be sure you understandhow much your Mortgage will cost you each month. 2.) Down Payment, and Closing Costs.Do you have a Down Payment? Be prepared to have … (0 comments)
Short Sale Assistance, 1st Prime Realty is here to help...
Get Help today. 1st Prime Realty assist Home Owners in
the Short Sales process. What's a Short Sale? Its selling
your Home for Less than you Owe.
Example: Home Bought in 2004 for $350,000, Home Owners
are in a Financial Hardship, because Loss of Income. Mortgage
Payments are 3months behind. Home Owner Contacts
1st Prime Realty, Home Owner Authorized the Sale, Marketing Plan
Locates a Qualified Buyer, Offer $180,000 with acceptable
Terms/Condition, Submitted to the Foreclosing Bank, with
Short Sales Package, Bank reviews the Offer, Senior Management
Approves, Sends Letter approving Short Sale, Home Owners Signs,
Home Buyers Sign, Escrow Closed, and Home Owners are able to move
forward without a Foreclosure. Short Sale Approved.
The above is only an example, the Short Sales process, has many
stages, and a Trained Short Sales Broker should always assist
Home Owners in the Sale of their Home.
1st Prime Realty is a Certified Short Sales Real Estate Brokerage
by the National Association of REALTORS, and has been given the
Short Sales, Foreclosure Resource Designation. We strive to assist
all Home Owners who are seeking a Short Sale of their home.
Not all Short Sales are approved, the determination depends on
many Factors, and your Financial Hardship is the Primary concerns
of Most Banks. If you are a Home Owner, and have a Legitimate
Financial Harship call 1st Prime Realty, we would like to help.
Financial Hardships:
*Loss of Income.
*Job Loss.
*Relocation.
*Divorce /or Legal Separation.
*Illness.
*Death of Spouse/ or Partner.
*Victims of Mortgage Fraud.
etc.
Call us today for more information.
Don Alexander REALTOR/Broker
1st Prime Realty
619-581-4255
D.R.E Lic.#01456248
• Location: El Cajon
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Early in my Real Estate Career, I had a Listing. It was a Move-In Ready Condo, you could smell the Fresh Paint. I was excited. I held an Open House the First weekend after Listing it. 20 Prospective Home Buyers came to View it, some had Agents.(I did get some Home Buyer Clients). One of the Home Buyer, and their Agent was writing something in the Kitchen. It was an Offer, YEEEESSS! NO, NO? Thanks, but please read the Offer Instructions in the Agent Area in the MLS, I said to the Agent.
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