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John Souerbry

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 I'm a broker/consultant specializing in real estate investment. Whether you're currently an experienced investor or just getting into the business, I can help with investment strategies, business planning, deal analysis, negotiating, financing, and property management issues. Regardless of whether the property is residential, commercial or bare land, large or small, I help you increase profitability through sound decision making and effective business management. I also work as part of your estate planning to team (estate attorney and tax pro) when you are planning to leave real estate to your heirs or when you are receiving real estate as part of .....

Tristan Celayeta

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 Geography of Marin County. All sorts of California real estate issues.

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2009-10-26 Foreclosure Sale in condo; HOA owed money:

I recommend you speak with an attorney regarding your legal options. If you put a lien on the property in June, the title company who issued the title policy on the first sale, if one was issued, is liable

2009-10-26 Foreclosure Sale in condo; HOA owed money:

Pat, If your HOA fees do subordinate all mortgages, your claim may be against the escrow and/or title company that held the first sale for the mortgage company that foreclosed. When a condo sells, the

2009-10-20 Discloser:

It is frequently said - when in doubt, disclose. You are not required to disclose personality conflicts between you and your neighbors, but if your neighbor has been playing loud music he may actually

2009-10-07 Deposit refund or forfeiture:

I'm not licensed for mobile home sales, so I can't give you a useful opinion regarding your contract (mobile homes and real estate are two separate licenses in CA). Normally a deal is broken if the seller

2009-09-28 ID requirement with lease:

Normally, if that was required for credit and background checks it should have been done before the landlord offered you a lease. I don't know if this required by law where you are, here in California

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