In Real-Estate What’s Motivating Them!

In Real-Estate What’s Motivating Them!

They want your money, your listings, they won’t be happy until they control and monopolize real-estate! But they do it with a “Mitt” simile as they take your money and take control of real-estate!

What are they really providing real-estate agents, what’s the real deal behind the curtain? A little scary seeing a big nation real-estate website company buying-up real-estate businesses right and left, is this tender to get your dollars and monopolize real-estate!

There is so much controversy over transparency in real-estate. Transparency is very important in everything, real estate is no different! I’ve personally experienced a nation real-estate website company doing business questionably at best, their lack of transparency and efforts to hide from transparency from me and many others paying them for their service! I feel badly for all those unsuspecting paying real-estate agents who give this company money, they have no clue what’s going on behind their back. In Real-Estate What’s Motivating Them!

Results do matter, that’s why it’s so difficult hearing all the propaganda being lined-up by this nation real-estate website company to consumers and to the real-estate industry, we're all really paying a big price! The fact that this company relies on getting their viewership by artificial drama and distorted fact and the fact this company relies on anonymous contributors to be their best contributors? Who really thinks anonymous real-estate advice brings any value to us, or consumers?  We all know the only benefit of anonymous contributors will be for the benefit of the nation real-estate website company itself, not consumers or yours, especially if you‘re paying them for their claims of, training, support, and generating leads for your business! In Real-Estate What’s Motivating Them!

Think about what’s right and then do it; I always say; “It’s harder to do the wrong thing verses doing the right thing”

 

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Get a positive, helpful partner for buying or selling a home:   Trusted resource for answers about the process.  Innovative marketing strategies Expertise about neighborhood features.

• Ability to target home searches
• Strong negotiation skills
• Support through the closing and beyond  

   JON KOLSKY

   5320 E 2nd St #8, Long Beach, CA 90803

  License: 01311273

   Phone: 562-225-2296 | Fax: 562-439-0511

  Email: jmkinfo66@gmail.com

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In any Real Estate market you need a highly seasoned REALTOR®. Jon Kolsky is an exclusive Long Beach REALTOR® adding the unique touch as an investor in Real Estate, Jon understands what it takes to be a long-time successful investor in Real Estate. Jon understands Long Beach; “he’s the go to REALTOR® specializing in Long Beach Real Estate: Downtown Long Beach, Belmont Shore, Naples, Park Estates, Bixby Hill, Signal Hill, Wrigley Heights, Alamitos Beach, Lakewood Plaza, Seal Beach, Rossmoor, Los Alamitos, Huntington Beach  

  Get the facts, considering what's available, contemplating investing in Long Beach real estate or any neighboring city in Southern California. Try my easy to use website, it’s straightforward to use and will answers any questions needed. See lots of fact-finding information for relocation. So please if you are anticipating living in Long Beach, I've made it easy, in minutes you'll find any real estate information needed. I make it easy for you to see Long Beach neighborhoods map, allowing you to invest your money right.

 

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BUYING A HOME

Contact a Real Estate Agent

Congratulations on the first step of buying a home! As an experienced real estate agent, I can assist you through the entire process of buying a home, starting with the mortgage and continuing right through closing – and beyond. I will help you shop for the best interest rate and terms, and if you wish, I can also suggest mortgage lenders.

Get Pre-approved for a Loan

Obtain a copy of your credit report and your FICO score, and if necessary, do what you need to do to improve it. The higher your FICO score, the better your interest rate. You can get this information online, or I can help you. Contact several lenders, and determine which one will give you the best deal.

Determine Your Price Range and Area(s) in Which You’re Interested

By now, you should have a good idea of how much home you can afford. This helps you narrow down your home search. You should also begin researching the neighborhoods in which you might want to live. I can assist you with this.

Decide Which Amenities and Features You Must Have – and Which Ones Would Be Nice but not Necessary

How many bedrooms and bathrooms do you want? Would you prefer a newer home or an older one with established landscaping? Which features would you be willing to give up if you were to find the otherwise perfect home?

Begin Testing the Market

Right here on my site, you can find listings that meet your criteria as well as neighborhood data. See what’s available in your price range and explore neighborhoods.

With Your Agent, Begin Seriously Looking at Homes

I can compile a list of homes based on your criteria, or show you any homes you might have already found, including any that might have just been placed on the market.
Look at homes with a critical eye – does the floor plan work for you? Is the property in good condition? Would it be right for your lifestyle? In short, can you imagine yourself and your family living there?
Take notes at each home you visit. What are your likes and dislikes? Narrow down your choices; revisit homes in which you’re interested. See them at different times of the day.

Make an Offer

When you’ve identified the home you want to buy, be ready to help your agent prepare a written offer quickly. Your agent will be familiar with market values and will help you arrive at a price that gives your offer the best chance of being accepted.
At this stage, try not to become emotionally attached to a home. Your offer may not be accepted for any number of reasons. Have backup homes in mind. Be prepared to negotiate through your agent with the sellers.

Once Your Offer Is Accepted

Once your offer is accepted, you’ll be asked to submit an earnest money deposit that usually isn’t refundable.
Begin making moving arrangements. Select a mover, obtain change-of-address cards, and inform friends and relatives.
Have the property professionally inspected, and if necessary, request repairs. Obtain homeowner’s insurance.
Contact the local utility companies (phone, water, electricity, etc.).
A few days before closing, stage a walkthrough. Also, you will want to obtain a cashier’s check for the down payment, as well as for any closing costs.

At Closing

-Make sure the terms and conditions of the loan statement are correct
-Carefully read everything before you sign
ENJOY YOUR NEW HOME!

Your Local Real Estate Connection

Get a positive, helpful partner for buying or selling a home:

• Trusted resource for answers about the process
• Innovative marketing strategies
• Expertise about neighborhood features
• Ability to target home searches
• Strong negotiation skills
• Support through the closing and beyond
•  

  

JON KOLSKY

Prudential California Realty

5220 E 2nd St #8, Long Beach, CA 90803
License: 01311273

Phone: 562-225-2296 | Fax: 562-439-0511
Email: jmkinfo66@gmail.com
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Belmont Shore, Belmont Heights,Naples, Park Estates, Bixby Hill, Bay Harbor, El Dorado, Downtown Long Beach, Historical Homes, Los Altos, Eastside & Circle Area, Bixby Knolls, California Heights, Lakewood Plaza, West Side Long Beach, Wrigley, Carson Park.

Long Beach Homes~Long Beach Neighborhoods.

Long Beach Neighborhoods

First starting to find homes in Long Beach California Real Estate , it may be difficult, but it doesn’t have to be! I have put together this website, find comprehensive information about homes in Long Beach , the Value of Your Home , and even search the Long Beach MLS for FREE! I want you to understand Long Beach & why people that live in Long Beach stay! Find out about all of the areas in Long Beach to see what home opportunities are there. Read about the many great areas within Long Beach.

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Your Local Real Estate Connection

Get a positive, helpful partner for buying or selling a home:

JON KOLSKY
Prudential California Realty
5220 E 2nd St #8, Long Beach, CA 90803
License: 01311273
Phone: 562-225-2296 | Fax: 562-439-0511
Email: jmkinfo66@gmail.com
Active Rain|My blog

Belmont Shore, Belmont Heights, Naples, Park Estates, Bixby Hill, Bay Harbor, El Dorado,Downtown Long Beach, Historical Homes, Los Altos, Eastside & Circle Area, Bixby Knolls,California Heights, Lakewood Plaza, West Side Long Beach, Wrigley, Carson Park.

Buying A Home, Do it in Long Beach CA!

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BUYING A HOME! Do it in Long Beach CA!

Contact a Real Estate Agent

Congratulations on the first step of buying a home! As an experienced real estate agent, I can assist you through the entire process of buying a home, starting with the mortgage and continuing right through closing – and beyond. I will help you shop for the best interest rate and terms, and if you wish, I can also suggest mortgage lenders.

Get Pre-approved for a Loan

Obtain a copy of your credit report and your FICO score, and if necessary, do what you need to do to improve it. The higher your FICO score, the better your interest rate. You can get this information online, or I can help you. Contact several lenders, and determine which one will give you the best deal.

Determine Your Price Range and Area(s) in Which You’re Interested

By now, you should have a good idea of how much home you can afford. This helps you narrow down your home search. You should also begin researching the neighborhoods in which you might want to live. I can assist you with this.

Decide Which Amenities and Features You Must Have – and Which Ones Would Be Nice but not Necessary

How many bedrooms and bathrooms do you want? Would you prefer a newer home or an older one with established landscaping? Which features would you be willing to give up if you were to find the otherwise perfect home?

Begin Testing the Market

Right here on my site, you can find listings that meet your criteria as well as neighborhood data. See what’s available in your price range and explore neighborhoods.

With Your Agent, Begin Seriously Looking at Homes

I can compile a list of homes based on your criteria, or show you any homes you might have already found, including any that might have just been placed on the market.
Look at homes with a critical eye – does the floor plan work for you? Is the property in good condition? Would it be right for your lifestyle? In short, can you imagine yourself and your family living there?
Take notes at each home you visit. What are your likes and dislikes? Narrow down your choices; revisit homes in which you’re interested. See them at different times of the day.

Make an Offer

When you’ve identified the home you want to buy, be ready to help your agent prepare a written offer quickly. Your agent will be familiar with market values and will help you arrive at a price that gives your offer the best chance of being accepted.
At this stage, try not to become emotionally attached to a home. Your offer may not be accepted for any number of reasons. Have backup homes in mind. Be prepared to negotiate through your agent with the sellers.

Once Your Offer Is Accepted

Once your offer is accepted, you’ll be asked to submit an earnest money deposit that usually isn’t refundable.
Begin making moving arrangements. Select a mover, obtain change-of-address cards, and inform friends and relatives.
Have the property professionally inspected, and if necessary, request repairs. Obtain homeowner’s insurance.
Contact the local utility companies (phone, water, electricity, etc.).
A few days before closing, stage a walkthrough. Also, you will want to obtain a cashier’s check for the down payment, as well as for any closing costs.

At Closing

-Make sure the terms and conditions of the loan statement are correct
-Carefully read everything before you sign
ENJOY YOUR NEW HOME!

Prudential California Realty

K.G.P. L.L.C.

Jon Kolsky

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