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About: I am a full-time, licensed real estate counselor, assisting both sellers and buyers to solve their real estate problems. I have been assisting clients in the Denver Metroplex (Front Range - Ft. Collins to Castle Rock, and everything in between) since 1976. If I can offer to assist you, please cont...
About: I am a full-time, licensed real estate counselor, assisting both sellers and buyers to solve their real estate problems. I have been assisting clients in the Denver Metroplex (Front Range - Ft. Collins to Castle Rock, and everything in between) since 1976. If I can offer to assist you, please contact me. I'd love to be of service.
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Answered: Nov 8, 2011
That's really a question the owner/landlord will have to answer. There may be some who would consider a short term lease. Most will not.
Answered: Nov 8, 2011
You can contact the County Clerk or Public Trustee, who should have the name of the mortgage holder on file. Typically it will be the lender who will become the owner, through whom you can discuss a purchase. Normally lenders will have their own Realtors with whom they will list the property, once they officially become the owner of record. Your Realtor can assist you in that process.
Answered: Oct 20, 2011
In answer to: how do I list my home for sale
You contact the Realtor of your choice, and they can assist you in doing what's necessary to put your house on the market. They will want to do a Market Analysis to determine marketing position, but that is part of their preparatory service to you.
Answered: Sep 1, 2011
There is plenty of financing available in today marketplace, with wonderful interest rates. The key is not whether or not there is money, but what is your financial and credit standing. The higher your credit score, the cleaner your financial history, the easier it is to get a loan. I can certainly recommend someone to help you assess your posture, if you'd like?
Answered: Aug 8, 2011
This property is Under Contract, and just waiting for the bank to approve the contract, so not available for a rental option. Normal lending guidelines require a minimum of 3 years after a foreclosure(5 years if using conventional financing) depending on the reason for the foreclosure. So it may be premature to consider a purchase presently. Keep working on honoring your credit obligations, and check with a lender in another year to see if you are eligible.
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