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| Welcome to Joe & Sara Smith |
| The King and Queen of South Bay Real Estate |
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A real estate purchase can be an exciting, yet sometimes daunting taskparticularly in Mexico. We work hard to make the buying process easy and understandable while ensuring success. Early in the engagement process, we'll cover all the steps so you can feel comfortable with the complete process. We can also recommend a number of reputable Mexican attorneys and notaries to make the purchase process smooth.
During our search, we will communicate regularly to make sure your needs are being met. Once we've located the right home or property for you, negotiating for the best price possible and ensuring a smooth sale will be our priority.
Whether youre a newcomer whos fallen in love with Playa and unsure about the affordability of a home, or a seasoned visitor looking for an rental property, let us walk you through a short presentation and formula to help you determine what is feasible within your resources. Contact us for more information or to schedule an appointment.
For your further information, below are several articles on Mexcian real estate by Mitch Creekmore, a recognized authority on the subject from Steewart Title, Mexico Division. |
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Put Your Real Estate Agent to the Test |
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You are perfectly entitled to bluntly ask agents: "What do you bring to the deal?" Daryl Jesperson, president of Re/Max International, says sellers routinely ask agents to justify their 6% to 7% commissions. "They'll say, 'Don't |
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Hiring the Right REALTOR |
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Of all the decisions home buyers and home sellers need to make, choosing a REALTOR is by far the most important. Hiring the wrong person can make an already stressful experience even worse. Hiring the right person can make your transaction smooth |
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For More please visit: http://www.homebuyingrealestate.com/Frames/FrameHomeBuying.htm
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Avoid Taxes When Selling Your Home |
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I have lived in my house since April 2002 and will be selling it in the next few months with a profit of $70,000. This money will be used for a down payment on my new home, which will be purchased around the same time. Is there any way I can avoid |
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Ten Things You Should Do Now If You Plan On Buying In 2004 |
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The decision of whether to buy a house in 2004 may seem daunting. Will prices increase? Will interest raises rise? How will the economy fare this year? The process may seem overwhelming, especially if you're buying for the first time. But many |
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House Buying Mistakes |
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Buying a house covers a lot of ground--including legal, financial and emotional considerations. To not educate yourself and learn from the mistakes of others only sets you up to be at best disappointed and at worst finding yourself living in the |
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Buying for the Future |
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When purchasing a home--especially if it is a first home--many buyers get so caught up in the "here and now" that they totally overlook how the house may--or may not--fit into future plans and outlooks. Obviously, buying a home that fits |
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For More please visit: http://ourfamilyplace.com/homebuyer/future.html
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Tips on Saving Money |
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Going hand and hand with an effective household budget is saving money on those things that you truly need. To start saving, take an inventory of your needs to see where you can shave the dollars. Begin with the biggest items first, where the most |
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