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We sell a variety of properties including residential homes, condos, townhomes, and manufactured homes in parks.
We provide extensive information about the location of each property, including nearby schools, parks, and amenities, to help you make an informed decision.
No. However, if you are looking for a home to rent, I can help you. I can also help you rent out homes.
Absolutely! I am a strong supporter of Veterans and have familiarized myself with VA loans as well as aligned myself with trusted loan officers who constantly handle VA loans. See link below to apply for a VA loan with my trusted lender!
Yes. I can refer you to a Realtor near the city, state of your choice so you are not blindly choosing a Realtor.
My commission is set at an average rate which is split between myself and the selling agent. Then portioned again between myself and my broker. Whatever is left, I pay all the marketing fees and then I pay taxes and then finally, I pay myself.
An escrow agent is like an umpire ensuring both sides of the transaction is following the laws and filing all the necessary paperwork keeping both parties safe. The escrow agent has the responsibility of holding all monies and papers until all conditions of the escrow are observed. They are also sometimes called settlement agents, closing agents, and escrow officers. Escrow is often required if third-party (e.g., bank) financing is involved.
The escrow agent ensures regulatory compliance, prepares routine transaction documents and closing statements, and handles administrative details in a cost-effective manner. Business escrows protect the interests of buyers and sellers and are used extensively by transaction attorneys and intermediaries.
Escrow serves several important functions in the sale of a business. The primary duties of the escrow agent include:
The title to the property being sold shows who owned the property in the past, contains a description of the property and shows if there are any liens on it. The title company is a neutral third party hired by you through your Realtor, as part of her team, to research and insure the title of the home you’re buying. Title companies can uncover situations that can affect the sale of your house like: Liens, Unpaid fees for work performed, Undisclosed owners or heirs with claims to the property, Special assessments on the property, Outstanding loans on the home, and anything else that possibly can come up. Title companies are brought in to protect both seller and buyer.
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HomeSmart Evergreen Realty
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18860 Nordhoff St #204, Northridge, CA 91324
28361 Constellation Rd, Santa Clarita, CA 91355
818-744-3537
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