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Lisa Webber

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I can answer questions pertaining to buyers and sellers of residential property in the state of Maryland. I work with first-time buyers, real estate investors, and move-up buyers. I can help with relocation questions as I help people from all over the country move to Maryland. I also work with military families, helping them move to the Ft. Meade area. I am experienced with foreclosures and short sales and can help you keep your home from being foreclosed on until you can sell it. I can help with finding financing through many local experts.

Experience in the area

I've worked with many buyers and sellers of residential property throughout the state of Maryland as well as investors who buy and sell residential and commercial properties.

Education/Credentials

I primarily have studied real estate, business, and marketing and study each of these subjects on a daily basis as they relate to my work. I read real estate books and subscribe to news services to keep current on real estate subjects and trends.

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Matt	09/12/11	10	10	10	Quickest response I've ever had on AllExperts .....
Carrie	03/30/11	10	10	10	Excellent advice! Mahalo!
Sandy	02/08/11	10	10	10	Lisa, Thank you so much for your .....
dave rodrigues	01/12/11	10	10	10	Thank you very much. That was very .....
david	12/16/10	10	10	10	Yes, I understand. Thank you very much .....

Recent Answers from Lisa Webber

2012-02-08 buying a new home:

I don't know where you are located so your costs are going to be dependent upon where you live. You'll have your real estate costs as well as transfer charges to pay when you sell your current home.

2011-09-12 Property appraisal by tax assessor:

The tax assessment is not necessarily market value. Here in Maryland, the tax assessments vary widely depending upon when they were assessed (1/3 of the state is assessed every 3 years) and sometimes

2011-05-19 TITLE TRANSFER:

Hi Joanna, What you need to determine is whether she owns the property or not. If she doesn't own the property and is in a mobile home park, then the trailer is not considered real estate, it is purchased

2011-03-31 house:

The dollars sound like they make sense in your situation if you are planning on staying in the home for several years. In addition, the interest you will pay for borrowing the money may be tax deductible

2011-03-17 house:

Basic Home Buying Process Timeline 1. Make up a list of what you would like in a home including type/style of home – single family, townhouse, condo. 2. Think about the areas you might like to

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