Lindsey Stansbury

Hi Wayne, there are several ways to find out the value of property. The easiest way is to find a local expert who sells real estate similar to what you are looking to buy. You will want to interview them and make sure you feel confident in their ability to serve you. Independently, you can do a public record search to see what real estate is selling for, but it is much simpler to ask a local Real Estate Agent to do the work for you. I could also interview agents on your behalf and connect you with someone local and experienced. You can also look at Zillow, Trulia and Realtor.com, but keep in mind that these are automated computer programs and lack human insight. I hope this reply is helpful.

Hi Jack, Tyler is correct. In support of his reply, it is common for those of us who list homes to receive offers where the potential buyers waive their Appraisal Addendums because they are willing and able to pay the difference if the home appraises at a lower value than their offer price. Having a local Realtor/Broker provide you with a CMA is helpful and usually free. Appraisals are not free. Hope this helps.

Hi C Lyn, Great question! The easiest and simplest way to find this out is to have an experienced Realtor/Broker in your area create a CMA for you. They will compare similar, recent, pending, sold and active listings to yours. Unlike auto generated values from online websites, they will also use human insight about the area, styles and condition of the homes. Feel free to contact me if you would like help connecting with an expert in your location.

Hi Timothy, great question. This is a common and frequently asked question. Try not to rely on word of mouth or promotions for the answer. If you have not yet done so, you will get the best and most accurate answer from a mortgage lender. The answer may be yes, no or yes to half the question and no to the other half. It depends on several variables including, personal, financial details, timing, location and what the seller is offering. It also may depend on if you or another family member are Veterans and your eligibility concerning the VA Loan and benefits. If you need help finding a lender, please connect with me so I may assist you.

Hi Teresa, Most likely, the answer is no, however, you may want to check with a real estate attorney in case there are exceptions or maybe your state allows it. Also, if you purchase from a new home builder, they may have their own provisions, so read your contract. Only what is written is legally binding. I hope this turned out to be a mute point and that you love the home you bought.

Hi Eileen, I hope everything went smoothly for you concerning the sale of your home. For anyone in a similar situation, it is always good to check with a real estate attorney to make sure you understand the laws in your state. I have a lot of experience with Fidelity National Title and they are very helpful. I am sure other Title Companies are as well. Often times you can call a local Title Company and ask them what the process is is such a scenario a so you can mentally prepare yourself and your ex in advance in case a signature is needed from the ex. Feel free to reach out to me if you have other real estate questions.

Hi Jill, great question. This sounds simple but is best answered by a mortgage lender. They will ask you how much money you have set aside for a down payment, they will run your credit to help determine the interest rate. They will look at your income, debts and other things. They will help you determine the loan type that is best for you and ask you questions like are you a Veteran, a first time home buyer, things like that. Depending on the address of the property you purchase they will be able to give you a good estimate taking taxes, if there is a CDD or not, and home owners insurance into account. Would you like me to connect you with a reputable mortgage lender?

Congratulations Danielle! Whether you are looking for new construction or at re-sale homes, the seller pays the Real Estate Agent who assists you in finding a home. Have you connected with an Agent yet or would you like me to help you find someone great who specializes in your area?

Hi John, that sounds like a unique space. What is your question? Lindsey Stansbury, 407-579-6453, [email protected]

Hi Steven, you will want to check with a real estate attorney in your area to be sure that the laws are the same as you expect. Recently I was the Realtor on sale in which the house was in a trust. I am in Florida and only the Trustee needed to sign off on the sale. It may be the same for you. Would you like me to connect you with a local Realtor in El Sobrante, CA? I can be reached at 407-579-6453 or [email protected]

Hi Pat, mobile homes sell too! You just need to know what to do, so I am happy you asked. You will want to connect with a local Real Estate agent to find out the laws in Mesa, AZ. In Florida, if you own the land that the home sits on, you can have any local Realtor assist you in the sale. If you rent the land, then the Realtor needs to have additional licensing specific to mobile home sales. I can help you connect with an expert in your area. Just give me a call or send me a text at 407-579-6453 or send me an email at: [email protected]

Hi Robert, this sounds like a question for a local Real Estate Attorney. If the property is for sale, you can buy it, but the wording you chose makes me think that there is more information needed to know an appropriate answer. If you would like more assistance, you are welcome to email me at [email protected]

Hi Christina, you are free to use whatever agent you choose. If you hire someone and later change your mind, you can fire them. Would you like assistance finding a great Realtor who specializes in Poplar Bluff? I can assist you with that. I can be reached by call or text at: 407-579-6453 or by email at [email protected]

Hi Matthew, would you like me to connect you with a Real Estate expert in Clinton? They will be the best at telling you how this will effect the value of your property. My assumption is that if it is clear and clean and flowing it will increase appeal. If it is stagnant and murky and a mosquito sanctuary, it may be a turn off. I can be reached by call or text at 407-579-6453 or by email at [email protected]

Hi Sandra, If you have not yet sold your home, you may want to "interview" an agent or two. The way the real estate market is at this time is different than in the past. Frequently, properties sell for greater than their appraisal value. Many buyers are willing and able to pay more than what the appraisals come in at. Statistically, sellers net greater profit if they sell with a Realtor than by owner. If you would like me to connect you with a Realtor who specializes in Vero Beach please contact me by call or text at 407-579-6453 or by email at [email protected]

Hi Timothy, The best way to find out what you property is worth is by connecting with an experienced local Realtor. They will be able to show you what your property is worth and a plan on how to get it sold for the maximum dollar amount. If you would like me to assist you in finding a great Realtor please call or text me at 407-579-6453 or send me an email at [email protected]

Hi Mary, you will want to check with an attorney to find out your rights. They are different in each state and each lease can have different terms as well. From my experiences, leases frequently allow for some amount of notice for the convenience of the tenants. You may just want to read your lease agreement, the answer may be there.

Hi Donna, you may want to contact the community association to find out the rules about estate sales in the community the property is in.

Hi Abi, statistically speaking, if you sell by owner you net less than if you hire a licensed Realtor, due to the vast marketing strategies utilized by Realtors. That being said, you can contact a local Title Company and give them the details and they will provide you with a net sheet. If you would like assistance connecting with a Title Company I can be reached at: [email protected]

Hi Ronda, to net the greatest proceeds from the sale of your home you will want to connect with a local Realtor. I will be happy to assist you and can be reached at: [email protected]

Hi Brett, the best way to find out the market value of your house is to connect with an experienced Realtor who is an expert in Bodega Bay. Experienced Realtors have access to the local MLS as well as first hand insights and experience with sales in your marketplace. They will be able to show you comparable sales and why your house is valued as they say. If you would like me to connect you with someone, I will be happy to. I can be reached by call or text at 407-579-6453 or by email at [email protected]

Hi Bill, this is a more common scenario than you may think. Would you like assistance connecting with a reputable lender and a Realtor in your area? I can assist you with that and can be reached at: [email protected]

Hi Felisa, the easiest way to determine the market value of your home is to have a local Realtor meet with you at your house and provide you with their Comparative Market Analysis and their professional experience and insight. I will be happy to assist you in connecting with a great Realtor and can be reached at [email protected]

Hi Jeri, absolutely you can, however, you may want to begin by getting pre-approved for a mortgage and consider buying. Would you like me to assist you in connecting with an expert Realtor in your area? I can be reached at [email protected]

Hi Jacquelyn, the best way to find the market value of a home in by connecting with a local Realtor. If you would like assistance finding an expert I can be reached at [email protected]

Hi Robert, Would you like me to connect you with a local real estate expert in Ada? They will be able to create a search for you to help you find your ideal property. You may want to consider other options as well such as building a second home on the land if you can only find single homes on property, or purchasing two homes in close proximity to one another. I can be reached by call or text at 407-579-6453 or by email: [email protected]