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Hans Weber, Licensed Broker Associate

U.S.

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Expertise

I am able to answer questions related to buying or selling residential real estate in New York. There are many questions buyers and sellers have about the process of buying or selling a home that they are afraid to ask or that might seem too simple to ask. For instance: in a house, why do some doors open in and some doors open out?

Experience in the area

Licensed real estate agent in New York State in 1988.
Serving buyers and sellers as a full time occupation since 1988 with over 300 successful residential real estate transactions.

Organizations

National Association of Realtors.
Westchester County Board of Realtors.

Education/Credentials

Graduate of Pace University in 1988 majoring in business and minors in taxation and computer science.

Awards and Honors

Consistently one of top sales awarding winning agents for Coldwell Banker in Westchester County.

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Recent Reviews from Users

User	Date	K	C	P	Comments
c vote	09/27/11	10	10	10	thanks for sharing your time and knowledge
Lois	08/08/11	10	10	10	Addressed all my questions. He helped .....
ec	04/06/11	10	10	10	Thanks!
Bill	04/04/11	10	10	10	Many thanks for your prompt, detailed response .....
Hakan	02/26/11	10	10	10

Recent Answers from Hans Weber, Licensed Broker Associate

2012-02-08 new home:

Hi Lisa, Thank you for your questions. The first thing you need to do is find out the current value of your home. So, you need to contact a Realtor and ask them to prepare a market evaluation. Then

2012-01-26 flipping prop advise:

Hi Darlene, Thank you for your questions. Now is a great time to get started in this type of business! There are many foreclosure to buy, rehabilitate and resell! All you need is a competent, experienced

2012-01-20 Loan for home:

Hi Diana, Getting a mortgage nowadays is very complicated. Speaking directly with a mortgage broker will give you a better guide to your goals than I can. Sometimes the big banks will prefer to

2011-10-27 short sale?:

Hi Ben, Thank you for your questions. You are in a predicament like so many others... Too, bad there is no loan yet where you can carry forward your short amount to a new property. There is

2011-10-05 Paying in cash:

Hi Jackie, Thank you for your question. Paying in cash saves you money in closing costs, at least 5% in fees and charges from a lender. If you need money after buying you can always get an equity

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