Showing posts with label Coldwell Banker 1st-Mhd. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Coldwell Banker 1st-Mhd. Show all posts

Monday, September 3, 2007

Bill Richter - DR, CRS


Coldwell Banker 1st-Mhd
1506 30th Ave S
Moorhead, MN 56560
Office phone - (218) 236-0567
Fax - (218) 236-0887
Other phone - (218) 979-8900
Home phone - (218) 979-8900
Mobile - (218) 979-8900
Voice - 297-4486
bill@fmbesthomes.com
http://fmbesthomes.com

Kelly Richards


Coldwell Banker 1st-Mhd
1506 Main Ave Ste 204
Moorhead, MN 56560
Office phone - 236-0567
Fax - 236-0887
Other phone - 297-4485
Home phone - (218) 498-0126
Mobile - 729-1972
Voice - 297-4485

Darlene Peterson

Coldwell Banker 1st-Mhd
1506 Main Ave Ste 204
Moorhead, MN 56560
Office Phone - (218) 236-0567
Fax # - (218) 236-0887
bill@fmbesthomes.com

Gretchen Person

Coldwell Banker 1st-Mhd
1506 30 Ave S
Moorhead, MN 56560
Office Phone - (701) 367-8762
Fax # - (218) 236-0887
gperson@fmrealestate.com
License # 40028570

Sally McCravey


Coldwell Banker 1st-Mhd
1506 30 Ave S
Moorhead, MN 56560
Moorhead Office - (218) 236-0567
Fax # - (218) 236-0887
Home - (701) 866-9870
Cell - (701) 866-9870
sally@fmrealestate.com
http://www.fmrealestate.com

Lisa Martin


Coldwell Banker 1st-Mhd
1506 30th Ave South
Moorhead, MN 56560
Office - (281) 236-0567
Fax # - (218) 236-0887
Home - (218) 329-6819
Mobile - (218) 329-6819
lmartin@fmrealestate.com

Angie Mann


Coldwell Banker 1st-Mhd
1506 30th Ave S
Moorhead, MN 56560
cell - (218) 790-3815
amann@fmrealestate.com
http://www.angiemann.com

Let me help you buy or sell a home in the Fargo-Moorhead area.


The first step to home buying and selling is finding a qualified agent to help you.


This website is designed to be a resource for you on your home buying or selling journey.

Ruth A. Kukowski


Coldwell Banker 1st-Mhd
1506 30th Ave. South
Moorhead, MN 56560
Office Phone - (218) 236-0567
Home - (701) 866-9458
Mobile - (701) 866-9458
Office Fax - (218) 236-0887
Toll-Free - (877) 223-6253
rkukowski@fmrealestate.com
http://www.fmrealestate.com
License # ND# 7140 - MN# 20225711

April Jensen


Coldwell Banker 1st-Mhd
1506 30 Ave
Moorhead, MN 56560
Office Phone - (218) 236-0567
Cell Phone - (701) 219-4473
ajensen@fmrealestate.com
http://www.fmrealestate.com
License # 7671

Doug Isaacson

Coldwell Banker 1st-Mhd
1506 30th Ave. So.
Moorhead, MN 56560
Office Phone - (218) 236-0567
Home phone - (701) 371-4408
cell - (701) 371-4408
disaacson@fmrealestate.com

Jim Haarstad

Coldwell Banker 1st-Mhd
1506 Main Ave Ste 204
Moorhead, MN 56560
Office phone - 236-0567
Fax - 236-0087
Other phone - 297-4481
Home phone - 532-7451
Voice - 297-4481

Julie Dykema

Coldwell Banker 1st-Mhd
1506 30th Ave S
Moorhead, MN 56560
Office Phone - (701) 361-1101
Fax # - (218) 236-0887
Cell Phone - (701) 361-1101
jdykema@fmrealestate.com
http://fmrealestate.com

Tina Deitemeyer


Coldwell Banker 1st-Mhd
1506 30th Ave
Moorhead, MN 56560
Office Phone - (701) 793-2635
Fax - (218) 236-0887
cell - (701) 793-2635
tdeitemeyer@fmrealestate.com
http://www.tinashelpfulhomesite.com
Here you will find a wide variety of useful information and resources designed to help you buy or sell a home more effectively in the Fargo, Moorhead, and surrounding areas. From information on the local community, to advice about finding a mortgage or preparing your home to sell, it's all available here on my web site.

You can also search for your ideal home by viewing current listings with detailed descriptions and photos. Or you can get help determining the value of your home by requesting a report that includes the prices of similar homes that recently sold or are currently for sale in the Fargo, Moorhead, and surrounding areas.

Coldwell Banker 1st-Mhd

Coldwell Banker 1st-Mhd
1506 30 Ave S
Moorhead, MN 56560
Office phone - (218) 236-0567
office - (218) 236-0567
Office Phone - (218) 236-0567
Fax - (218) 236-0887
mhdoffice@fmrealestate.com
http://www.fmrealestate.com

Finding a good real estate agent / broker

Finding a good real estate agent / broker is essential to enjoying a painless real estate transaction. The saying is "20% of the agents do 80% of the business," and it is true. The question is how can you find a good real estate agent? The best agent for you doesn't necessarily work at the largest brokerage, close the most transactions or make the most money. The best agent for you is an experienced professional who will listen to you, conduct herself in an ethical manner and knows your market.

1. REALTORS® and Real Estate Agents

All Realtors® are licensed to sell real estate as an agent or a broker but not all real estate agents are Realtors®. Only Realtors can display the Realtor® Realtors belong to the National Association of Realtors and pledge to follow the Code of Ethics, a comprehensive list containing 17 articles and underlying standards of practice, which establish levels of conduct that are higher than ordinary business practices or those required by law. Less than half of all licensees are Realtors®.

2. Referrals


Most real estate agents stay in business because satisfied clients refer them to friends, family, neighbors and coworkers. Ask the people around you who they have used and ask them to describe their experiences with this real estate agent. Successful agents make customer satisfaction their number one priority and put their customers' needs before their own. Try to find an agent who goes above and beyond her responsibilities. She'll be the agent whose praises your friends sing loudest.

3. Search Online for Agent Listings


There are plenty of Web sites that will refer agents to you but that is no assurance of quality. The agents they refer are those who have paid the Web site owners a fee to be listed in their directory. A better bet is to Google the top real estate companies in your area, go to those Web sites and look up profiles of individual agents at offices near you. Agents who are experienced will tell you but newer agents might have more time to spend with you. Look for customer testimonials.

4. Attend Open Houses


By going to open houses, you can meet real estate agents in a non-threatening working environment and interact with them. Collect business cards and make notes on them. If you're thinking about selling your home, pay attention to how the agent is showing the home. Is she polite and informative; appear knowledgeable? Does she hand out professional-looking promotional material about the home? Is she trying to sell features of the home? Or is she sitting in a corner reading a book, ignoring you?

5. Track Neighborhood Signs


Pay attention to the listing signs in your neighborhood. Make note of the day they go up and when the sold sign appears. The agent who sells listings the fastest might be better for you than the agent with the largest number of "for sale" signs. Results speak volumes.

6. Using Print Advertising


Real estate agents run real estate ads for two purposes. The first is to sell specific real estate. The second is to promote the real estate agent. Look in your local Sunday newspaper for ads in your targeted neighborhood. Then look up the Web sites of the agents who are advertising. These agents could be specialists in your neighborhood. Call and ask them about their experience.

7. Recommendations from Professionals


Ask other real estate agents for referrals. Agents are happy to refer buyers and sellers to associates, especially if the service you need is not a specialty of the agent who is referring you. Some agents specialize in residential resales while others work exclusively with new home builders. Other agents sell only commercial or investment property. Mortgage brokers are also a resource for agent referrals as many brokers have first-hand knowledge of exceptional agents. Pros tend to refer pros.