Looking for home with acreage, pool and boat access in Santa Fe tx

Hi! I am looking in Santa Fe at this moment for another client. I would love to help you find your new home. My number is 979-864-0930.

I have a mobile home that has been on the market for 50 days. It comes with the land and it is in really good shape. We have lowered the price twice! How do I sell this thing?

Make sure the Chain of Title is in order.

Where I can search foreclosure and investment properties only

As other people have stated, HAR Is a great tool. You can also use realist tax and see foreclosures or other properties, going into foreclosures. The other place is your tax district websites as things come up at the courthouse.\n

I’m about 4-6 weeks away from getting my real estate license. Currently doing my homework to see who would best to work with. I’m very ambitious and a quick learner so I’m looking to see which broker will be the best fit. Any suggestions? Thank you all in advance.

I Would suggest looking for a Broker that will mentor you and answer questions as needed. Interview several and have your questions written down. Ask about pay structure, policies but more important about who looks at your contracts and answers your questions. Also if your from Houston take the HAR classes.

We purchased the home when we married. He is the primary and I am the joint-owner of the mortgage. After the divorce he is solely responsible for the home.

I would contact the attorney that helped you with the divorce. As Realtors, we are not allowed to give legal advice, but I can tell you to take your divorce decree to an attorney to make sure.

Houston, Texas is the location.

Utility cost is hard to guess! It depends on one story to two story, how well insulated the home is, how many square feet, electric company cost per KW etc. My electric bill runs about 250 but we keep our AC up higher. Same thing on Internet and cable, what package you are creating and your company, mine runs about 180 a month. Gas is a little easier, if you have heat, gas will be higher in the winter (150?) and summer (20?) or so. Water can be 50 and up, depending on usage. The best way to get an estimate it talk your agent, you can get estimate from the previous owner or renter.

The first step is to get Pre-Approved. You want to make sure you are looking at homes that are in your payment range. There are many loans out there for first time homebuyers and it is important for you to find the right lender with the loan that will be best for you. The second step is to contact an agent to help you, and sit down with that agent to discuss with them your home buying needs and wants. From this step, your agent will guide you through the process. If you are interested in an E-book with some valuable information, you can call me at (979) 236-2628 or email me at kim@kimbeebe.com