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Question: I would like to know if I can terminate a buyer agreement that I signed with an Overland Park, Kansas real estate agent? My wife and I are not happy with the lack of professionalism with this real estate agent. First she conducted herself in a poor manner when we went to look at our #1 home for the second time. She did not inform the listing agent it was our second viewing, she was 45 minutes late (and did not call us), brought her 3 elementary age kids to the showing and showed up without comparables and the sellers disclosure as she said she would. When we sat down to discuss writing an offer, she forgot the paperwork that she said she would bring and she provided no consultation. As first time home buyers she did even consult with us about making a counter-offer or how the process goes. Thanks!Laura N. from Overland Park, Kansas
Answer: Sorry for your problems. Laura. First read your Buyer’s Agreement that you signed as it would disclose under what (if any) conditions it can be terminated prior to its expiration. If you don't have any lck there, schedule a meeting with your buyer's agent and see if you can come to a remedy. If that doesn't work, contact her broker. Discuss your concerns with the broker, ultimately it doesn’t benefit either of you to be ‘stuck’ with each other. If the broker doesn't offer an agreeable remedy, contact an attorney. Best of luck.
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My husband and I just got served a foreclosure notice at our Overland Park home last week - Will we be able to find a rental property due to our credit?
Question: My husband and I just got served a foreclosure notice at our Overland Park home last week. We are looking at our options to move to in the next couple months. We contacted a couple apartment complexes but they both want to do a credit search. Since our credit is bad, what should we do?
Answer: Sorry to hear about your current home situation. If you need any help on your current home, please feel free to contact us. Did you know that you maybe able to sell your home after the sheriff sale and keep some proceeds?
Regarding your rental options. Nearly ever management company and landlord will do a credit check these days. It is best to be upfront and honest with the management companies and landlords. They're going to find out anyways on the credit search.
You may talk to some landlords from Craigslist and to some larger apartment complexes that have a large number of vacancies may be a little more lenient. In addition good references may help.
With as many foreclosures as there are in Kansas City, this will not be the first time a landlord or rental manager has talked to someone with a real estate foreclosure. You will be able to find a rental property.
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Question: I'm in the process of buying a home in Kansas City with my husband. We're first time home buyers. We have been looking at homes in Olathe and Overland Park, Kansas. We have been going over my potential cost to buy the home and my husband thinks we can save some expenses by not getting a home inspection. He thinks we can skip the inspection because he has have picked up many habits from his dad who is a carpenter. Do you think this is wise?
Answer: A home inspection when buying a home may seem, at times, unnecessary expense when looking at new homes and homes that appear to be in great shape. A homes inspection is much like a physical. Just like yearly physicals are necessary, a home inspection is necessary. How many people do you know who have found out about a illness at a physical? Sure we hope we come out of the physical hoping everything is ok, but some people don't.
Just like a physical, a home inspection is to give the home buyer the peace of mind and potential protection against future calamity. 16 years ago I had a couple building a home, I recommended a home inspection. The buyer did not want to do a home inspection. It was a week before closing and the buyer asked me, "what is it going to take to get you to stop requesting a home inspection."
I told him, "by getting a home inspection."
Even though the buyer was using a builder with a great reputation, he decided to get the home inspection. Boy was he glad. Not only did the inspection reveal some minor problems like reverse polarity on the electrical outlets and a small hole in a plumbing pipe, it revealed a major problem. The heat exchanger on the furnace was cracked. If he would have moved his family into his new home right before Christmas as planned, there would have been a chance that his family would have been killed. Remember, this home was a new home.
That is a home buyer who was happy I insisted on getting a home inspection. After 22 years of real estate, I can give you more stories with a similar ending.
Not only can inspections save your life, they can give you a true picture of the home. Many home buyers use the home inspection as a list of items to repair around the home for the next couple years after purchasing.
No, I would not skip the home inspection. Also, not all inspectors are the same. Don't hire an inspector because of their fee. Hire a qualified inspector who will thoroughly inspect a home. A home inspector who takes less than an hour and a half to inspect a home in Overland Park or Olathe has not thoroughly inspected the home.
Need help on choosing an inspector in Kansas City, give me a call. I have a list of inspectors who will do an amazing job.
RE/MAX sells more homes than any other real estate company.For a reason...should we talk?Blog post written by the Dowell Taggart Team of RE/MAX Premier Realty Comments are appreciated! Go ahead and add your 2 cents . . .We have 3 easy steps to find you the perfect home . Click here to get started, today!Short sales, foreclosures, luxury homes, investor homes, first time home buyer homes, land, investment properties and move up buyers.
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Question: We recently purchased a house in Overland Park, Kansas. We have now found out that our house has very high radon levels. The inspector nor our real estate agent requested a radon test or informed us that we should do a radon test. Is this required in Overland Park? Am I stuck having to pay for the mitigation system due to the lack of advice from the professionals that assisted with the transaction?Jackie R. from Overland Park, KS.
Answer: Thanks Jackie for contact me. First, radon inspections are not required. Second, I'm not sure that a radon inspection may have revealed the very high radon levels. A radon test measures the amount of radon only during the test period. The air pressure and weather has an effect on the radon levels in your basement. When a radon test reveals a high radon level, I would recommend testing again. If the second test reveals a high radon level, then a radon mitigation system will need to be installed.
Now the question, who pays for it. I'm assuming you used our KCRAR board real estate forms. In those forms it states that the buyer has the right to inspect the home, even for radon. It is important to read and understand the contracts you are signing. If you don't understand the contracts you are signing, consult an attorney.
You could consult an attorney about your options in this matter of re-cooperating your expenses for the radon mitigation system, but I would guess that the radon mitigation system would be less than pursuing the real estate agent with an attorney.
You might look into small claims court instead. Although this is an option, my guess is that since you signed the contract and it is spelled out in the contract, you maybe unsuccessful in small claims court.
When hiring a professional, do your research and ask questions. If your questions are not being answered, maybe they are not a good fit for you.
RE/MAX sells more homes than any other real estate company.For a reason...should we talk?Blog post written by the Dowell Taggart Team of RE/MAX Premier Realty Comments are appreciated! Go ahead and add your 2 cents . . .We have 3 easy steps to find you the perfect home . Click here to get started, today!Short sales, foreclosures, luxury homes, investor homes, first time home buyer homes, land, investment properties and move up buyers.
Gardner, Olathe, Overland Park, Leawood, Lenexa, Shawnee, Mission, Merriam, Prairie Village, Basehor, Tonganoxie, Lansing, Leavenworth, Spring Hill, Eudora, De Soto, Edgerton, Platte City, Smithville, Gladstone, Liberty, Riverside, Independence, Lee's Summit, Pleasant Hill, Raymore, Belton, Grandview, Raytown, Waldo and the surrounding Kansas City communities.
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Q: I’m very interested in buying a bank foreclosure home in Olathe, Kansas. I have looked at the home without an agent and wanted to make an offer on the home yesterday. The listing real estate agent advised me to wait because there were two other buyers who had an offer with the out of state bank and that the bank had to make a decision if one of those offers would be accepted before I could give an offer. Is this true? I would think the bank would want all the offers it could get before making their decision. I feel the listing agent, has someone in mind to buy this home and it’s not me.
The Realtor doesn’t seem to want to talk to me about this property. I’m cut short on the phone when I call, and she doesn’t call me when she says she will call so I call her. I’m not sure what to do. Should I go to another Realtor who doesn’t have this property listed? I have never purchased a home before and I don’t understand all the things about buying a home. I was hoping the agent would help me understand but the agent doesn’t offer any help. I’m confused and don’t know what to do. I would like to make an offer but how do I do that if this office won’t take one? Please help me understand….
Samantha from Overland Park, KS.
Answer: I would not stop by Go and go immediately get and get a new real estate agent who specializes in Olathe, Kansas. One that knows the ins and outs of buying foreclosure properties and working with first time home buyers would be a plus. Banks take so long to negotiate because they are evaluating and you're right, banks want to see ALL OFFERS. If you wait to write your offer, it may be too late. Unfortunately, some agents feel they are “wasting time” by writing an offer when there are already 2 strong offers in place. Some maybe lazy, others don't understand the process. Don’t waste your time chasing an agent who will not answer your questions and gives you the impression they don't want to work with you. A quality real estate agent will WANT you as a client for the current purchase and will know that if the current offer doesn’t get accepted, they can write your next offer too. Find a new real estate agent that will first sit down with you and explain the process and will write your offer for you today. You need to understand that you will need a pre-approval from a mortgage lender and an earnest deposit to make an offer. If you need help finding a real estate agent who can handle your needs and write and offer and present it today, feel free to contact me. I know of a couple great agents I can refer you, today!
RE/MAX sells more homes than any other real estate company.For a reason...should we talk?Blog post written by the Dowell Taggart Team of RE/MAX Premier Realty Comments are appreciated! Go ahead and add your 2 cents . . .We have 3 easy steps to find you the perfect home . Click here to get started, today!Short sales, foreclosures, luxury homes, investor homes, first time home buyer homes, land, investment properties and move up buyers.
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Question: I have accepted an offer on my home in Overland Park, last night. My real estate agent just called me to schedule an appointment to present another offer. The offer he wants to present is for more money. What are my options? Jack - Overland Park, Kansas
Answer: If you have actually signed a contract to sell your home to a buyer and it has been delivered to the buyer, you have a legal obligation to do so. The buyer will have recourse against you if you break the contract with the them. If the first buyer is still in their due diligence period, you maybe lucky and the buyer backs. The buyer could offer to renegotiate.
If you're past the due diligence period and the second offer looks much stronger, have your agent contact the agent representing the first buyer and enter a friendly discussion. Have your agent ask them if they would like to get out of the contract, you never know. If they say yes, your good to go. If they say no, I would recommend contacting a real estate attorney for advice.
Hope this helps.
RE/MAX sells more homes than any other real estate company.For a reason...should we talk?Blog post written by the Dowell Taggart Team of RE/MAX Premier Realty Comments are appreciated! Go ahead and add your 2 cents . . .We have 3 easy steps to find you the perfect home . Click here to get started, today!Short sales, foreclosures, luxury homes, investor homes, first time home buyer homes, land, investment properties and move up buyers.
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Real Estate Assessed Value VS Fair Market ValueQuestion: What is the difference between assessed value and fair market value? I have noticed that most homes in Overland Park have been selling above the assessed value.Janet L. from Overland Park, Kansas
Answer: The assessed value is the valuation placed on a property by a public tax assessor for purposes of taxation. The assessed value is NOT the actual value of the home and is some cases may be far from the actual value. The Fair Market Value of a home on the other hand is the agreed upon sales price between a willing and informed buyer and seller under USUAL and ordinary circumstances. That doesn't mean a distressed home or a seller selling a home to a relative at a reduced price is the Fair Market Value. The Fair Market Value is the highest price which the property will bring when exposed for sale on the open market to a buyer who is purchasing with full knowledge of the properties highest and best use.
RE/MAX sells more homes than any other real estate company.For a reason...should we talk?Blog post written by the Dowell Taggart Team of RE/MAX Premier Realty Comments are appreciated! Go ahead and add your 2 cents . . .We have 3 easy steps to find you the perfect home . Click here to get started, today!Short sales, foreclosures, luxury homes, investor homes, first time home buyer homes, land, investment properties and move up buyers.
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Question: My house in Overland Park is in foreclosure. I received notice that the Johnson County Sheriff will auction my house in a few weeks. I don’t know how it works, can they auction my house without us signing any papers?Greg, Overland Park, Kansas
Answer: Well Greg. You're not going to like my answer. Yes, your lender has the right to foreclose on your Overland Park, KS. house and order the Johnson County Sheriff to auction off your house to recover losses.
I would first recommend contacting an attorney to help you. If you do not know of a good attorney. I'll recommend one at the end of my answer. In Kansas, a mortgage lender has strict guidelines on how to foreclose on your house. Next, after the sheriff sale, a Kansas homeowner has at minimum of 90 days to redeem the sale.
Before the sheriff sale, you may also request a short sale from your mortgage lender. If you need guidance on this, feel free to contact the Dowell Taggart Team.
Real Estate Attorney:Mark D. Molner, Esq. PRICE LAW GROUP, APC 2210 W. 75th Street Prairie Village, KS 66208
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Which one of your friends or neighbors are glowing. Why?
Because they may have been the person who bought a radioactive Tissue Holder Bought in Overland Park, Kansas.
Recently a metal tissue holder was recalled because it was found to be radioactive. It was sold before it was removed from the shelf at an Overland Park Bed, Bath & Beyond it was sold.
The Kansas Department of Health and Environment officials confirmed that the tissue holder was sold before the store could remove it from the shelf and should be returned.
The tissue holder model number is DR9M. The SKU is 18485524. The UPC is 8476820004980.Customers can also call Bed, Bath & Beyond if they have any other questions at 800-462-3966.
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Starting to plan a house hunting trip in Overland Park, Kansas? As many families start thinking of relocating to Overland Park a mini vacation might be in the plan.
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Overland Park Marriott provides convenient access to Overland Park Botanical Gardens, Worlds and Oceans of Fun, and Schlitterbahn Vacation Village Waterpark. Explore Overland Park and find all there is to do such as free concerts, art exhibits and more. Enjoy scenic biking or hiking through the 17-mile Indian Creek Trail Overland Park or just sit back, relax, and enjoy your time together at Overland Park Marriott with an indoor and outdoor pool with connecting whirlpool.
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James Avery, a jewelry store, is planing on opening a store in the 170+ store Oak Park Mall in Overland Park, Kansas this next spring.
The James Avery jewelry store will feature an extensive selection of predominantly hand-crafted jewelry, with designs in sterling silver, 14-karat gold and gemstones.
The Overland Park location will be James Avery's first store in the Midwestern U.S. The company's Overland Park, Kansas opening is part of an ongoing growth strategy that is primarily focused on that region as well as in the southeastern U.S. With the opening of this location in Overland Park, James Avery will operate a total of 64 stores across Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana, Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee, Arkansas, North Carolina, and Kansas.
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Missing Overland Park Johnson County Community College Student that went missing from the Kansas University Edwards Campus Found
In an odd development last night, Aisha Kahn, the missing Johnson County Community College student, was found alive last night.
In a brief press conference, it was announced that Aisha was not abducted against her and she was found safe.
Now is there anyone else scratching there head on this?
She made a frantic phone call to her sister. When her sister arrived, she was missing. Her bag and phone was found on a bench. There have been pleas from family on tv, press conferences regarding her possible abduction, FBI involvement, and over 40 police officers helping in the search in efforts to find Aisha.
Now the case is closed with no answers addressed.
How will future missing twenty year old cases be handled? I'm sure this case will have an effect, don't you?
For more information, go to: http://www.kansascity.com/2011/12/21/3332036/police-continue-missing-student.html
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Foreclosure Real Estate Stats for Overland Park, Kansas - Overland Park above the number of filings in Johnson County
According to the real estate foreclosure information by Realty Trac for Overland Park, Kansas, 1 in every 970 Overland Park homes received a foreclosure filing in November 2011.The number of real estate foreclosure filings is higher than the number of filings for Johnson County of 1 in every 783 homes and lower than the state of Kansas filings of 1 in every 1,510 homes receiving a filing.
Here are filings numbers by zip codes in Overland Park, Kansas: 66204 zip code: 1 in every 667 homes received a real estate foreclosure filing. 66214 zip code: 1 in every 1710 homes received a real estate foreclosure filing. 66212 zip code: 1 in every 1148 homes received a real estate foreclosure filing. 66207 zip code: 1 in every 2187 homes received a real estate foreclosure filing. 66210 zip code: 1 in every 874 homes received a real estate foreclosure filing. 66213 zip code: 1 in every 2093 homes received a real estate foreclosure filing. 66221 zip code: 1 in every 321 homes received a real estate foreclosure filing. 66223 zip code: 1 in every 1064 homes received a real estate foreclosure filing. 66224 zip code: 1 in every 279 homes received a real estate foreclosure filing.
Looking for a real estate foreclosure in Overland Park, Kansas? The Dowell Taggart Team can help you find some great bargains . . .
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Overland Park, Kansas man is indicted for selling bogus Facebook stock Ronald Catrell of Overland Park, Kansas faces fraud counts for an alleged scheme to sell fake investments in social networking company Facebook Inc.
A U.S. Attorney said late Friday that Ronald Catrell, 45, had been charged with three counts of bank fraud, one count of money laundering, one count of wire fraud and one count of aggravated identity theft. Catrell allegedly set up Blue Valley Capital Management LP. He then told investors he could buy Facebook stock through Goldman Sachs. At the time Facebook actually was not publicly traded. Victims gave Catrell thousands to buy the bogus Facebook stock.
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Gardner, Olathe, Overland Park, Leawood, Lenexa, Shawnee, Mission, Merriam, Prairie Village, Basehor, Tonganoxie, Lansing, Leavenworth, Spring Hill, Eudora, De Soto, Edgerton, Platte City, Smithville, Gladstone, Liberty, Riverside, Independence, Lee's Summit, Pleasant Hill, Raymore, Belton, Grandview, Raytown, Waldo and the surrounding Kansas City communities.
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