Welcome to our new Online "CHAT WITH A REALTOR" Blog!
We know how important it is to have your real estate questions answered in a timely manner and to have them personally answered and tailored to your situation.
Here you can ask questions, get news and much more so please feel free to ask, we will have our agents monitoring this blog and will respond as soon as they can.
Have a great 2013.
PS: Don't forget to check out our website at http://www.sellkyland.com and visit our sister blog, 'CHAT WITH AN AUCTIONEER".
Todd Akridge, Aaron Haycraft, Mark Cook and myself will be available for your action questions.
Are you currently renting a home? You may be able to buy a home and pay about the same monthly payment. Interested in learning more?
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ReplyDeleteFED planning on increasing interest rates, is now the Right time to buy?
ReplyDeleteThe answer is very likely yes..
Althogh everyone has their own uniqe needs and situations, if you are financially and emotionally ready to buy a home, waiting even a few weeks could cost you thousands of dollars.
A tiny increase in rates can add up big when you are looking at a 30 year mortgage. Call 270-259-3276 for more information or check with your mortgage professional today. Don't delay!
As anticipated the FED hinted at a possible rise in interest rates. NOW is the time to purchase a new home or refinance. Rates are still at historical lows and missing out on this could cost you tens of thousands of bucks. (270) 589-1795 is my number and I can get you in touch with a mortgage professional to assist you today.
ReplyDeleteI am a college student studying realtors for a class. I have three questions: what schooling is involved in becoming a realtor, what are the different types of realtors, and what is the cost/budget that you work with as a realtor?
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DeleteFirst let me clarify the REALTOR designation. REALTOR is a designation earned by real estate agents who become a member of the REALTORS association. These agents are required specialty training in many areas of real estate and focus heavily on ethics training to insure proper handling of the public.
To become a licensed agent you must complete 96 hours of class room education and pass the test issued by the Kentucky Real Estate Commission. The classes to become an agent cost around $700 if you use an online or specialty class that is not part of the college courses. This 96 hour course is all the education needed to pass the test to become an agent.
There are many other specialties you can earn once you become a licensed agent but a license is all that is required to be legal to sell real estate in Kentucky.
Thanks for the great question.
hello I have a question do you need a down payment on a house in order to get a home loan ?
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ReplyDeleteThere are programs available that are very low or no down payment to purchase a home. They are based on income and debt to income ratio's. There are many programs including FHA, VA, RHS, KHC, Conventional and others that may work for your needs.
We have some very reputable and professional mortgage brokers whom we work with than can work with you to determine what are your best options. Most of it can be done via phone and internet and is very simple. I hope this helps.
Below is a link to a good article on the latest changes in mortgage rates.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.realtor.com/news/mortgage-rates-dip-inventory-on-the-rise/
Mine is a protocol question. I have been looking for a townhome for several months now, and have been using a realtor. She has been attentive and has looked very hard for my listed requirements. Problem is I cannot find a suitable home I would be happy with in my current price range. I have come to realize I need to postpone my search for 4 months, as will have access to more funds to put me in the right markets I require to be satisfied. She(realtor) has put in time and money (bridge tolls, gas, personal time etc.)Should I offer some form of renumeration or is this common to happen. I plan on still retaining her for the new search
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ReplyDeleteGreat question. Since you plan on retaining your realtor when your position as a buyer becomes stronger you owe that realtor only loyalty. She sounds like she has earned your trust through hard work on your behalf and she will be happy to again earn a commission once she locates you the perfect property. I advise you communicate to her your change in strategy and she will respond to those needs. I commend you for your loyalty to your agent. We would be happy to have more customers like you and more agents like her. You are appreciated. Good luck with the search!
We have to settle for the things we have in our hand. If you think this is not enough then try to make something out of it. If you have the chance, then take it seriously. Do not let anybody ruin your motivation towards your goals for your Property Investment.
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Splendid agents is what we need for our Real Estate Investments in Australia to be successful. We need to organize what we must do for our business and focus on succeeding. All we need to do is to learn new things that will eventually be part of our strategy to ensure our success in this business.
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Let us say that you have just made a sale to a very satisfied buyer. Chances are this buyer would have some friends or relatives who are looking to purchase property.
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I need asap my friends mom wants get him an apartment because she wants him out of the house fast and she told him he needs a roommate and he choose me and my boyfriend to live with him but she told him that she gonna pay for six months but only for him, my boyfriend has a job but I don't yet the rent is $740 but I need to if we could pay it little by little without any problems please help :(
ReplyDeleteWe've just gotten our home loan for my boyfriend's moms rental house. We're buying from her, and how long do we have to allow the tenets to remain there? And does it matter if their daughter is under 18, she is 17. So I have heard 30 days, 90 days, and a year?
ReplyDeleteI have a question ! when a person wants to wave a home inspection and willing to do what ever it takes to care for this new house , why would realtor push it? if money is not a big deal
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