Any opinions on Barbara Adams, Kappel and Kappel Realtor in Vacaville, CA?
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ask her for references and check the BBB.
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http://www.pauld-kw.com \nNeed a good Realtor? \nIf In Alabama - e-mail me \nIf not in Alabama - I can still recommend an experienced Realtor from your area that will give you OUTSTANDING service! I work with a network of Realtors across North Amercia.\nhttp://www.pauld-kw.com
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Is she about to go into foreclosure? If so I can help contact me at wshusa@chrisblanks.com put wshusa in subject.
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I know a GREAT guy in the East Bay if you are willing to think a little further out.  Let me know.\n\nDebbie
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I work for a builder and several buyers have used them.  I would say they are reputable.
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Unless you are in a bind and need quick money or need to sell your house in a week, you should definately not use one of those services.  Their business is based on buying homes under market value, making some repairs upgrades (like "Flip this House") and reselling at a profit. The best thing for you to do is consult several Realtors and have them give you a Comparitive Market Analysis on what they think your home would sell for--they will do that for free--or hire an appraiser $300-$400.  Then call one of the "we buy houses" people and have them give you a bid.  I guarantee their offer will be significantly less.
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Great, I am a Licensed Real Estate Agent in Boynton Beach Florida and would be happy to list your properties on my site for Investors... That is after I review them and see comps. \n\nhttp://www.boyntonbeach-homes.com
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She is a realtor. See her site below.\n\nI hope this helps!
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I know lots of people who attended there, and i almost did myself. Not sure how reliable this info is, but I had a friend who said he got his degree from there but it turns out on of his instructor's credientals were doctored and therefore any student who had credits from this instructor had invalid degrees. I have no idea exactly how true that is.\n\nAs far as the financial situation, I think they have it all cleared up. I can't remember exactly what the problem was, but they got rid of everyone who used to work at ABS (knew someone who worked there & he got laid off) and hired an all new staff for LVC. I don't know why the two are still affiliated. Anyway, I don't think you have much to worry about. Just check it out good and read EVERYTHING before you sign. Good luck!
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I can answer your question from 2 perspectives:\n1. I am currently a mortgage loan officer in North and South Carolina and very familiar with credit, real estate and the housing market.\n\n2. Not only did I used to work for Palm Harbor both in sales and setup, I also used to own a Palm Harbor Home.\n\nLet me state this... as far as manufactured hoems go, I truly believe Palm Harbor to be the best in construction and quality. Most folks do not know they are in a doublewide.. they do a fantastic job and they are tight!\n\nHowever, I must caution your daughter.. not so much on Palm Harbor, but on the manufactured home in general. Although I personally believe they are great homes, the general public, the real estate market and the lenders do not think that way.\n\nThe manufactured housing industry has taken some hard hits.\n\nLenders have pulled out nationwide from lending money on these homes due to the high foreclosure ratios. And contrary to someone else's response, lenders are not looking to get back into that market. When you lose millions of dollars, you learn your lesson. So, once your daughter gets approved, no matter what the sales person tells you, there may not be any better financing options available later... she may not be able to refinance the loan later. So she must accept that the payments she gets are the best she may ever get on that home.\n\nThe real estate market is flooded with foreclosed manufactured homes, so the market is not allowing the mobile homes to hold their value. Most home depreciate fast because the most recent comaparable properties available sold in foreclosure for 20-30% less than yours! This is not a wise INVESTMENT.\n\nThe general public sees mobile homes still as "trailers." Although nowadays they typically build a more solid home than many home builders (I have been to the factories!), the public still sees them as the old single wide metal homes that just won't go away even though they are falling down.\n\nChances are that if your daughter can buy a manufactured home, she can buy a solid site build single family residence. Have her check with a local mortgage broker in the area that works with less than perfect credit and first time home buyers. (Believe me, we brokers can help here!) If in NC or SC, use my link below.\n\nAlthough she may not get as much room for the money, the long term investment in a site built home will pay off. When she needs more room or needs to sell and move in the future, she will have a property she can sell and make money from, not a mobile home she needs to pay her way out of or be stuck in.\n\nBest of luck in your decisions.
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I have absolutely no idea. Try searching for resort realtors.
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Act just came out wiht a new version of ACt! for Realtors.  Check it out.  I've heard good things about it form top agents.\n\nKK
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Yes, they are a cult.  What kind of a question is this?  How many realtors do you see?  I've seen mostly hispanic realtors so I guess it depends where you live.
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I have a friend that lives in this community and he and his family love it there. The homes seem very affordable as well.\n\nhttp://www.internest.com/presidiohomes/presidiohomes22025.asp
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We just bought a house in Ensenada and are very happy with our Baja real estate agent. She works for Baja Relocation. They were great and gave us the first honest answers to our questions. We tried other agents and discovered that they were less than honest. They tried to sell us property without title and told us many untruths. You can find Baja Relocation at www.baja-relocation.com Good luck!\nFrank
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We have several of these in the Bay Area.  They range from very small, moderate prices to high end.  I'm married and trying to start a family, so this would not appeal to me.  However, if I were single, I would be very interested in the high end type.  The one around here has apartments for rent and condos for sale.  The shopping center has mostly high end shops (Tommy Bahama, Furla, Diesel, etc.), restaurants, bars, a hotel, and a movie theater.  I would expect this type of community to appeal to single, professionals with fairly high income.
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Jane Yurkevich from Borz Realty \n\nhttp://www.sfrealtyexpert.com