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Michelle Hatfield Top real estate agent in Clanton

Michelle Hatfield

EXIT Royal Realty
3 Years of Experience
$858.9K
Total Sales Last Year
3
Years of Experience
6
Recent TransactionsTransactions from the last 3 years
$146.2K
Average Price Point
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Credentials

LICENSE
Real Estate - Alabama - # 1453220
Designation

Licensed Realtor

REALTOR

Specialties

  • Buyers
  • Sellers
  • Residential Property

FHA Approved Homes VA Approved Homes

Awards

  • rewards

    2025

    TOP AGENT

    Verbena, AL

Other Awards

Top Producer August 2022

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Recent Sales

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Date
Address
Property Type
Price
Represented
09/13/2022
2832 Spann Place Montgomery, AL 36107
Single Family Home
Sold For $64K
09/13/2022 Buyer
08/09/2022
3413 Loch Ridge Trail Birmingham, AL 35216
Single Family Home
Sold For $305K
08/09/2022 Buyer
08/09/2022
106 East Woodland Drive Montgomery, AL 36105
Single Family Home
Sold For $60K
08/09/2022 Buyer
06/28/2022
5846 County Road 42 Jemison, AL 35085
Single Family Home
Sold For $282K
06/28/2022 Buyer

Answered Questions

What does no contingency mean?

No contingency means that the seller has accepted the offer in a contract that requires no further stipulations be met. The status on this type of deal is generally listed as pending rather than as contingent because there are no contingencies to hold up the property from being closed on.

Answered by Michelle Hatfield | Middelburg, VA, USA | 848 Views | Working With an Agent | 1 year ago
After I accepted an offer, can I accept a different offer?

I am not sure what kind of contract you would enter into that would allow you to back out simply because you have gotten a better offer. Backup offers are generally an option in case the contract falls through. There are protections in place that allow both sides to be protected once a meeting of the minds is achieved. Just as the buyer would need a valid reason or a contingency allowing them to back out on you, I am positive they would be protected in the same way. Once a contract reaches a meeting of the minds the stipulations in the contract are enforced on both parties. The best thing you can do is discuss the issue with your agent. If they are knowledgeable they should be able to explain the contract and all the ways it is enforced as well as the options you have for backing out. I would hope they thoroughly explained what you were signing and the implications before you entered into the binding contract.

Answered by Michelle Hatfield | Palm Beach, FL, USA | 464 Views | Working With an Agent | 1 year ago
Does a bedroom have to have a closet to be legally called a bedroom?

No, a bedroom does not necessarily have to have a closet to be legally called a bedroom. The requirements for a room to be considered a bedroom vary by jurisdiction and building codes, but generally, a bedroom must have certain features such as a window, a door, and a minimum size. The presence of a closet is not always a requirement. However, some local building codes may require a closet or other storage space in a bedroom, so it is important to check with your local building department for specific requirements.

Answered by Michelle Hatfield | i don't know | 817 Views | Working With an Agent | 1 year ago
Are ceiling fans out-dated?

Ceiling fans are not necessarily outdated, as they can still provide a functional and energy-efficient way to circulate air and cool down a room. In fact, many modern ceiling fans are designed to be both stylish and efficient, with features such as energy-saving motors, LED lights, and remote control operation. That being said, some people may view ceiling fans as outdated or old-fashioned in terms of aesthetics, and may prefer other cooling options such as air conditioning or sleeker-looking fan designs. Ultimately, the choice of whether or not to have ceiling fans in your home comes down to personal preference and the specific needs and style of your space. If you are looking to update your ceiling fans, there are many options available to fit a variety of styles and budgets. Consider looking for fans with modern designs, energy-efficient features, and remote control operation for added convenience. Additionally, you may want to consider the size of the fan and the height of your ceiling to ensure that it will effectively cool your space without being too overwhelming or obtrusive.

Answered by Michelle Hatfield | Madison, WI, USA | 529 Views | Working With an Agent | 1 year ago
Can I sell a vacant house after a fire.?

Yes, you can sell a vacant house after a fire, but you may need to disclose that the property has suffered fire damage to potential buyers. In some cases, the fire damage may affect the value of the property and make it harder to sell. However, there are investors and buyers who specialize in purchasing distressed properties, including those with fire damage. It is important to work with a qualified real estate agent who can advise you on how to sell the property in its current condition and help you navigate any legal or insurance issues that may arise.

Answered by Michelle Hatfield | Taunton, MA, USA | 658 Views | Working With an Agent | 1 year ago
Is it better to work with a broker or agent?

In the context of business, the terms "broker" and "agent" are often used interchangeably, but there are some differences between them. Generally speaking, a broker is someone who acts as an intermediary between parties, while an agent is someone who represents one party in a transaction. Technically speaking, the agent is a representative of the broker so in certain aspects you are always working with a broker. When it comes to working with a broker or agent, it depends on what kind of service you need. A broker can provide a wider range of services and may have more resources at their disposal, but they may also charge higher fees. An agent, on the other hand, may be more focused on a specific market or area and may be able to offer more personalized service. In terms of advantages, working with a broker can offer several benefits, such as: Access to a larger network: Brokers typically have a larger network of contacts, which can help you find the right product or service. Specialized expertise: Brokers often have specialized knowledge and experience in a particular industry or market, which can be invaluable in helping you make informed decisions. Time savings: Brokers can save you time by doing the research and legwork for you, leaving you free to focus on other aspects of your business. Ultimately, whether you choose to work with a broker or agent depends on your specific needs and preferences. You may want to consider the level of service, expertise, and cost before making a decision.

Answered by Michelle Hatfield | Phoenix, AZ, USA | 755 Views | Working With an Agent | 1 year ago
Is the seller responsible for issues that they hid?

In most cases, the seller of a home is responsible for disclosing any known issues with the property, including pest problems. If you believe that the seller was aware of the mouse infestation and failed to disclose it, you may be able to hold them responsible for the cost of extermination. You should review your purchase contract and any seller disclosures to see if there is any language related to the disclosure of pests or other issues. You may also want to consult with a real estate attorney or your real estate agent to understand your legal rights and options. If it is determined that the seller was aware of the mouse infestation and failed to disclose it, you may be able to negotiate with them to cover the cost of extermination or seek legal action if necessary. It is important to act quickly to address the problem and protect the health and safety of your family.

Answered by Michelle Hatfield | Newton, IA, USA | 609 Views | Working With an Agent | 1 year ago
Can I buy a house and have someone else pay the mortgage?

If you are considering buying a house for an aging parent and putting the loan in your name, it is possible for your parent to pay the monthly mortgage or contribute to the expenses associated with the home. However, it is important to understand the tax implications of this arrangement. If your parent pays a portion of the expenses, such as the mortgage or property taxes, that amount may be considered rental income on your taxes. You may need to report this income on your tax return and pay taxes on it accordingly. Additionally, if you sell the home in the future, any gains on the sale may also be subject to taxes. It is a good idea to consult with a tax professional or financial advisor to understand the tax implications of buying a home for an aging parent and determine the best course of action for your situation. They can help you determine the best way to structure the arrangement to minimize the tax impact and ensure that you are making the most informed decisions for your family.

Answered by Michelle Hatfield | Alexandria, LA, USA | 604 Views | Working With an Agent | 1 year ago
What is a quick sale in real estate?

A quick sale is a real estate transaction in which the seller needs to sell their property quickly, usually within a short timeframe of a few weeks to a couple of months. The seller may need to sell quickly due to financial difficulties, a divorce, a job transfer, or other reasons. In a quick sale, the seller typically prices the property below market value to attract buyers quickly and generate offers. The buyer may also need to move quickly and have financing ready to purchase the property. Quick sales can benefit both parties by allowing the seller to sell the property quickly and the buyer to purchase a property at a lower price than they might otherwise be able to find.

Answered by Michelle Hatfield | San Jose, CA, USA | 2446 Views | Working With an Agent | 1 year ago
Should I get an appraisal as a cash buyer?

Yes, it can still be a good idea to get an appraisal even if you are a cash buyer. An appraisal can help you determine the fair market value of the property you are interested in, which can be useful in negotiating the price with the seller. Additionally, an appraisal can also alert you to any potential issues with the property that may affect its value, such as needed repairs or zoning restrictions. This information can help you make an informed decision about whether the property is a good investment for you.

Answered by Michelle Hatfield | San Jose, CA, USA | 845 Views | Working With an Agent | 1 year ago
Where are the best retirement communities?

The best retirement communities for you depend on your personal preferences and lifestyle needs. However, here are some popular retirement communities in the United States that you may want to consider: The Villages, Florida: This is one of the largest retirement communities in the country, with over 100,000 residents. It offers a wide range of amenities, including golf courses, swimming pools, and over 2,500 social clubs. Sun City, Arizona: This community was the first active retirement community and is still a popular option for retirees. It offers several golf courses, fitness centers, and other amenities. Del Webb at Lake Oconee, Georgia: This is a gated community located on the shores of Lake Oconee, with access to golf courses, fishing, and boating. Laguna Woods Village, California: This is a large retirement community in Southern California, with over 18,000 residents. It offers several golf courses, a performing arts center, and many other amenities. The Landings at Skidaway Island, Georgia: This is a gated community located near Savannah, Georgia, with access to several golf courses, tennis courts, and other amenities. Sun City Hilton Head, South Carolina: This is a popular retirement community located in Bluffton, South Carolina, with access to several golf courses and other amenities. Remember to do your own research and visit potential retirement communities to determine which one is the best fit for you.

Answered by Michelle Hatfield | St Paul, MN, USA | 463 Views | Working With an Agent | 1 year ago

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619 2nd Avenue North Clanton, AL, 35045

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