MY EXTENSIVE PROFESSIONAL NETWORK WINDERMERE RELOCATION SERVICES

I can refer you to Windermere associates in several Western states who share my philosophy of quality customer service Through my professional memberships in the real estate industry, I can refer you to a qualified real estate practitioner with specialized training. In addition, I have a broad range of business connections in real-estate-related as well as non-realestate-related industries.

Our relocation network combines an understanding of relocation and real estate with the most current industry insights, to design a relocation program tailored for you.Windermere’s relocation management offers services to fit your specific needs, whether you are moving due to a corporate relocation, family needs or change of lifestyle. Services can include providing community and practical information about your destination area, relocation guides and, if needed, temporary housing arrangements.

Whether you are moving across the street or across the region, the Windermere network of offices is poised to help you make the right move.

In addition to our local expertise, we are happy to providing details on housing, community profiles and statistics for the area in which you are moving We’ll even refer a qualified agent to you that can assist with your new home search anywhere in the world

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Through the Windermere Ready program, we can front your home improvement costs and provide concierge services to make your home more competitive on the market. From decluttering and deep cleaning to major repairs or replacements, together we ’ll set your home up for selling success

A small upfront investment can yield a big payoff when selling your home To help with that process, Windermere Ready provides a loan to cover the costs of upgrades like painting, landscaping, cleaning, and staging. You’ll receive the funds quickly and pay nothing until your home sells. I will work with you to determine which improvements will have the biggest impact at market. You can choose your own service providers, or I can connect you with experienced local contractors

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NO PAYMENTS DUE BEFORE CLOSING

All of us at Windermere Real Estate are committed to the principles of Fair Housing practices for all Fair Housing is a matter of treating all people equally while adhering to federal, state, and local laws

Fair Housing Issues

Many buyers and sellers ask questions about the people who live in a neighborhood Such questions are outside the scope of our professional practice Some of them raise Fair Housing issues, and all of them seek subjective judgments rather than objective information

The Law

Federal law prohibits discrimination in a real estate transaction based on race, color, religion, familial status, sex, handicap, and/or national origin, and state laws may prohibit discrimination on other bases, such as sexual orientation, veteran/military status, ancestry, and others

Buyers: Ask your agent about including a “Neighborhood Review” contingency in your purchase forms to give yourself time to explore the neighborhood before making a final decision

Sellers: If you receive a bona fide offer on a property, you cannot refuse to sell to or negotiate with the prospective buyer based on the aforementioned prohibited criteria You may not falsely represent that the home is no longer for sale, nor can you advertise the home with an indication of preference or limitation on what type of people may purchase it

Agents are prohibited from “steering” prospective buyers to specific neighborhoods based on the aforementioned criteria A victim of discrimination may pursue a civil lawsuit or an administrative claim and seek a temporary restraining order, permanent injunction, actual damages, punitive damages, and attorney’ s fees

Further Resources

For more information, explore your local librariesʼ resources on census figures in your neighborhood(s) of interest Local police precinct stations and school districts can also provide statistical information to aid your research Otherwise, much information is available on the Internet to help you determine which neighborhood best suits your needs

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