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I would like to tell you about the great experience I had working with Dana. Dana not only helped me find a home in the price range I was looking for, but she helped me in other ways too. I had trouble selling my house in Florida, so it took me a long time before I was able to buy in VA. I had to move to VA to start my job before I was able to buy a house, so Dana found me a temporary place to stay. She even let me stay at her house one week-end! When it came to searching for the right house, she wisely advised me regarding re-sell values, often at financial cost to herself. She was patient, waited until I was ready to buy, and then helped me negotiate the best price, again at financial cost to herself. Dana not only knows this area, she knows real estate, and she is truly concerned about your personal situation. When it comes time for me to choose a realtor again, I will choose Dana Orr because I know I will have someone on my side who truly cares. Very sincerely, Bonnie MeMoss
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Closing or Settlement >As Closing Approaches
If you are selling a house that is under contract and scheduled to close in a few weeks, what can you do to make the transfer of ownership as easy as possible for you and your buyers?
Keep in close contact with your real estate agent so that you will know if there are any changes in the closing schedule. On the day the property changes hands, your house should be empty, clean and ready for the buyer. Contact all of the utility companies to let them know that you are moving and give the service company the buyer's name (the buyer must follow up with calls to confirm). Don't turn off the gas or electricity because the buyers need to confirm that the appliances are in working order. Let your insurance company know ahead of time that you are selling the house and arrange for your coverage to be transferred to your new home. The most important thing is to start the process well in advance in order to avoid any last-minute complications.
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What was the first territorial acquisition made by the U.S. Government?
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The Louisiana Purchase from France in 1803 for $15,000,000 increased U.S. national territory by 140%. |
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