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Thank you for doing a superior job
Dear Bob,
First of all, I would like to thank you for doing such a superior job of counseling us about house-selling, getting us ready to go on the market, preparing our home for sale, helping to establish a price range, advertising, showing the home, answering our questions anytime, easing us through the mountain of paperwork, evaluating offers, making counter offers, finding the right buyer, and moving us through escrow to completion. In every instance, you were right there when we needed you, and never missed calling back within minutes of our calling you. I cannot believe things could have worked more smoothly. I hope our paths cross soon and often. Thanks again for the great job you did.
Sincerely, Jack Gibb
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About Appraisals >The Language of Real Estate Agents
Technical terms can be confusing to people who do not work in a profession, and real estate agents use language that may be confusing to many home buyers and sellers.
If you find your eyes glazing over when your real estate agent starts talking about escrow, clear title, easements, encroachments, contingencies, financing, appraisals and the closing process, don't hesitate to ask for a translation. Buying or selling a home is a major step, and professional real estate agents are totally committed to helping you understand the process thoroughly so that you can make informed decisions.
The simple transaction of trading the sellers' house for the buyers' money has become complicated by several hundred years of custom, common law, and state and local government requirements. Consumer demands have resulted in up-to-date rules that communication be as clear and understandable as possible. Real estate agents work to create an atmosphere in which you feel comfortable to ask questions.
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What land did the U.S. Government buy for $7.2 million?
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In March 1867, the US bought all of Russian America (Alaska) from Russia. |
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