There are some people who have not purchased homes because they are uncomfortable taking on the obligation of a mortgage. Everyone should realize,
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Dorothy Johnson
I was referred to Lamont Hyde from a neighbor of mine who had used him to purchase her home on my block a few years back. My mother had past away a few months before and my brother and I needed to sell the family home but were not sure how we should proceed. My brother thought we should do a full remodel which would have cost us around $100k so that we could get top dollar. I was not so sure. after speaking with Mr Hyde he patiently reviewed our local market with us and presented to us our comparable sales of out our area and gave us pricing options and strategies that we were very pleased with. Before meeting my Hyde we were hoping to sell our property for around $650k after doing a $100k of remodel and because of the market he sold our home $715k with out doing any work! and to top it off he only charged us a 1% listing fee so we felt that with My hyde as our broker we were saving all over the place. I would highly recommend That anyone considering selling their home to speak with lamont first. He will save you money and make sure you make the most you possibly can.
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