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Maya Thomas

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Sellstate Island Properties Key West FL

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REO Foreclosure Bank Owned Short Sale Real Estate Key West FL Florida Keys. Call me at 305 522 1398.

My name is Maya Thomas. I am a Realtor in Key West FL and the Florida Keys. I have closed 100% of the Short Sale properties that I have listed for sale.

I close short sales because I don't give up. I work hard. I care. I am organized. I do what I say I will do. I do my homework. My work is accurate. I submit Market Rate offers to banks.

I am consistent. I am kind, considerate and make every effort to step into the shoes of the lender, seller, buyer and buyers agent.

I am an REO Realtor. 94.4% of my REO's sell in 30 days or less. My REO list to sale price ratio is 96.7%. We have on call support staff and Realtors 24/7.

My team uses tech savvy techniques to market foreclosure properties as if they were traditional sales using creative multi-media campaigns.

My team has closed more than 250 foreclosure properties. We have property preservation company. We have 2 assistants and a contractor on staff. We have proven systems to successfully manage foreclosure properties.

This company is owned by a minority woman with a diverse staff and Realtors on our REO team. Our team is involved with our local board of Realtors on various committees and sub committees.

I have the knowledge of the Florida Keys that only comes after nearly 3 decades of residency.

I worked at a title company when I was at Key West high school. I got my real estate license in 1991 when I changed from the University of Florida to Florida State University.

I have always loved construction, renovation, real estate, design, architecture, history, biographies and intelligently designed real estate development.

I graduated Magna Cum Laude from FSU with a degree in Communication.

Specialties
Foreclosure, REO, bank owned, short sale, buyer's agent, listing agent, investors.

My Comments

  • This entire article is
    By Maya ThomasAugust 18, 2009 - 4:15pm

    This entire article is ludicrous. It must be a joke. Maya Thomas REALTOR http://www.ShowcasePortfolioProperties.com

  • You are feeling buyers
    By Maya ThomasAugust 14, 2009 - 1:28pm

    You are feeling buyers remorse. It happens to practically every buyer. It will wear off soon. The seller probably has seller's remorse right now. This also happens to practically every seller. The seller probably thinks that they priced the home too LOW and that they are giving it away and at this very moment are probably questioning their sanity for agreeing to pay for repairs. Celebrate your good fortune finding a wonderful home in the right location for the right price when interest rates are at historically low rates. If the home is wonderful (and it sounds perfect for your needs) and priced properly (it sounds like the best thing you've seen on the market) it will sell for full price or close to it (in my market). If everything is fixed that needs to be fixed and you are comfortable with the repairs that you have negotiated then you have a bought a great house during the best buying opportunity in decades. If I pull statistics in my area for any 3 month period during the last year there will be atleast 5 properties that have sold for full price or a few dollars over full price. I live on an island that is 2 miles by 4 miles and 1/2 of the island is military and this island is a tiny spec in the middle of the ocean. I'll see full price offer if I check the islands within 30 miles of my office too. A full price offer is the very the reason that a listing agent recommends to a seller to price a home properly when they list the property. Maybe your agent can pull some sold statistics in your area so that you can see that you are not the only one making full price offers right now. Keep in mind that you could be buying a million dollar home or a 1/2 a million dollar home for .60 or .50 on the dollar compared to peak price. This market will rebound and prices will, over time, go back to peak rates in the future. You'll be thanking your lucky stars years from now. Maya Thomas REALTOR http://www.ShowcasePortfolioProperties.com

  • Loan mods take short sales
    By Maya ThomasJune 3, 2009 - 9:23am

    Loan mods take short sales and foreclosure off the market and that is THE key to stopping property values from falling. Maya Thomas REALTOR http://www.ShowcasePortfolioProperties.com

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