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Cynthia L Fisher REALTORŪ (DRE License Number 01129557)
WesternHeritageRealty.com
PO Box 839
Templeton,  CA  93465
805.434.4176
805.434.4181 
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income producing property with SELLER FINANCING available $1,199,000 or $4,900 per month lease...
1000sf Mft Home in Park
Hilltop Manor #37, Atascadero $49,900
3000 Acres Ranch
$5,000 per acre - Great offering in an area where adjacent land is also available for sale
Five buyer-beware real estate scenarios
Real estate has evolved from the days in which the government gave away thousands of acres just to get people to settle them (although apparently, that has happened on an isolated basis, even in very recent years) into a highly regulated, highly litigated, complex flurry of legal forms and rights and obligations.
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Using online mortgage quotes to your advantage
Many potential mortgage borrowers spend time on mortgage websites in preparation for shopping offline. They check these sites to see if they will qualify, to decide what kind of mortgage best meets their needs, and whether they want to buy down the rate by paying points or pay a higher rate to get a cash rebate.
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Cynthia L Fisher
REALTORŪ
WesternHeritageRealty.com
PO Box 839
Templeton,  CA  93465
805.434.4176
805.434.4181 
Contact Me
Visit My Web Site
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Six elements of a compelling home seller love letter
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A purchase strategy for distressed real estate
Many of the houses coming on the market today are foreclosure sales, which usually sell "as is" and are often in poor condition. This may create a buying opportunity for some buyers, but it may be a hazard for others. ...more
 
Home seller pitfalls to avoid
Six years after the market peaked in 2006 and prices started to decline, many sellers are still in denial about the current market value of their homes. It's difficult for most sellers to accept the reality of today's home-sale market, whether they bought at or near the peak and will lose money selling today, or bought decades ago but are still stuck at 2006 prices. ...more
 
2012 could be record year for short sales
2012 is on track to become a record year for short sales, according to a report from foreclosure data aggregator RealtyTrac. ...more
 
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