Welcome to Bzibee, Alison Creamer, ABR, CDPE, Realtor Sign in | Help

Bzibee Real Estate News , Alison Creamer

Real Estate news about Hampton Roads including cites are Virginia Beach , Chesapeake, Norfolk, Portsmouth, Suffolk . See Alison Creamers current lisings as well has Random Real Estate thoughts about the market and the Real Estate community in general.
What does a Realtor( Alison ) do on a typical day ?

Humm now I think this is an interesting question. I hear so many answers I thought maybe I would blog about what I do all day. Or most days. I find my self always thinking I need to be doing more. I need to be making headway. Im wondering what people would say about my in ability to stick to one thing. I tracked my day back in August and thought wow. I need to stay more focused. So this we an average day for me. I wonder what your day would look like in Virginia Beach and a Realtor ?

7am- email answers

718 print out HBI from listing

725-735 look over home josh wants to see in Ocean lakes

735-745 get appointment with new listing in norfolk

8am off to curves to see what they have to offer

8-930 sign up at curves and return dog food

930 check email update plaxo file

950- answer new lead from 1800 # Kandy send field stone information and my website

1030- down load listing information for open house

1045- took time to talk with M. Underwood lender with wells fargo and open house

1110- continue getting open house stuff ready

1120 talking with sister about family issues

1125 talked with home inspector about HBI.

1200 working on flyers in tp for open house

1215 email matt D a new loan lead for listing

1225 check voice mail answer calls

1240 shower

100 dictate email to client about hbi progress on sherwood

110 set tour for josh c call lender to talk about rehab loans and non traditional lending for these homes

120 finish getting open house information ready /write seller offer

200 helping Autumn find homeowners insurance

210 moisture and termite inspect @ Sherwood forest

320 return check mail and try to set appoint with Sherwood seller for hbi negotiations

400 take a break grab food and drink/make dinner

430 look for signs for open house

500 prepare hbira for Johnson

525-dinner relax

625 negotiation HBI with johnson

800 home for the night

And that wrapped up my day .

Alison Creamer, REALTOR, RE/MAX Allegiance 757-652-8880

 

Blogging today is a blank !

Have you ever thought what the heck am I going to blog about. I mean afterall everything I have to say is what we all know already. Bail outs, meltdowns, seller screaming , some days I just can't take it. I love what I do and when it goes smooth it goes smooth !!!!

 

Oh yes I know I can blog about myshort sale experiance. I have to say it was smooth as butter !!!!! Yes I mean really it did.

I listed a home in Aragona, Brick ranch with 3 beds no AC and in as is condition. I put a price of 175k on it. This was a VHDA shortsale and it was my first one. with all the short sales you would think there would be more knowledege out there.  I spent hours and hours reading blogs and more blogs trying to make sure I get all the loose ends wrapped up. I asked my clients for complete access to the lender I think this was the 1st and best step I could have asked for.

VHDA set an apprasial and the value came in at 170 as it. I lowered the price and with in 2 weeks we got 2 offers both at around 154 one asked for money the other did not. VHDA was very prompt in replying. I was given instructions to the listing the offer and process. It was that simple ! The buyer did there inspections we removed the contigency and closed. It was amazing !!! As a listing agent I expected a night mare I figured the worst, it was such a surprise. The buyer was hapy the seller was happy and both agents were happy.

Now Im off to figure out how to do a shortsale with countrywide, Ocwen, and Citibank. I dont think it is going to be as easy.

 

Im one happy gal tonight just picked up the closing check and delivered it to the office 

Posted: Wednesday, October 15, 2008 8:12 AM by Alison Creamer

Comments

No Comments

Leave a Comment

(required)

(required)

(optional)

(required)

Comment Notification

Subscribe to this post's comments using RSS