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Rob has proved himself over and over again that he has a keen eye for real estate and has a patient ear to listen to his client's needs. We met in the Fall of 2003 when I went to Phoenix for a conference. We saw many properties in Scottsdale in one afternoon but I was not ready to pull the trigger. Rob kept in touch with me after I returned to New York. It was a whole year later when I saw one of his emails that described an accidental under pricing of a condo unit that I decided to buy, site unseen, only based on my faith in Rob's judgment. The condo turned out to be a gem. Since then, we have worked together in purchasing several other pieces of properties throughout the valley. I know I can count on Rob to get the work done.
Liz from New York City
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First Time Buyers >Finding A Real Estate Agent
Finding an experienced, reliable real estate agent whom you like and trust is the first step in locating your new home. Here is an approach to finding the right agent.
Call or stop by a real estate office and ask to speak with the manager. Describe the type of home you are looking for. The manager can refer you to an agent who knows that market very well. You might also use weekend "open houses" as opportunities to look for a real estate agent, as well as a new home. It is really a matter of chemistry! If you meet someone who is knowledgeable and with whom you feel comfortable, call that person!
Once you establish a strong working relationship with a real estate agent, your agent can show you a number of homes for sale, even if they are listed with other companies. Often the agent can show you a property as soon as it is placed on the market. Many of the best homes never even make it to the weekend classified section of the newspaper!
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How much does a celebrity's name boost the price of a property?
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Typically no more than 5 percent, but there are exceptions--the greater the fame, the higher the price!
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