Emerynet Wealth Group

Hello everyone, Tessie Cuy is back in the limelight. So what this means is, we are going to get educated again on how to recover and profit from today’s real estate and financial climate. We should not stagnate and pity ourselves or get cowardish, we should move on, learn from the past experience bad/good and let’s kick ass. Ok? So stay tune and we’ll announce where and when will start meeting again. This is my 2012 PROMISE and goal!

RECOVERY in EDUCATION and NETWORKING with the RIGHT CROWD. Are you EXCITED, I AM! You better, so we’ll see you all soon! Email me or call me 510-653-9518, Tessie Cuy is now with KW commercial buit will not turn my back to residential deals.

Thank you for reading this and sign up on Meetup under Emerynet Wealth Discussion Group, now….!

http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/12/16/us-fannie-freddie-sec-idUSTRE7BF16F20111216

Are you?
a. One who wants to make extra money?
b. One who is employed and could face lay off?
c. One who owns a business and meaning to add or change direction?
d. If not, do you have people you want to help, who you know could be laid off or struggling now?
e. One who lives from paycheck to paycheck or NO PAYCHECKS?
f. Tired of kissing your boss’s behind and want to back up your income?
g. Interested in being independent one day?
h. A parent of a college bound kid/s?
i. One who can use a second income source?
j. About to lose your lease or home you purchased?
k. Interested in improving your life, health and finances?
l. Interested in helping others like you reach their goals?
m. Able to concentrate on something you believe in?
n. Able to motivate others and give direction?
o. Able to focus and be successful?
p. Interested in checking a new opportunity or spread the word out about it?

If you have at least (1) OR (3) three yes answers, and want to give yourself another CHANCE,
What are you waiting for? Call or attend an opportunity meeting before you LOOSE YOUR SELF CONFIDENCE!

Do you know at least 10 people in the same scenario or who are there for you to help you? Then ask them to come with you too to attend the opportunity meeting!

Date and location will be released when you call,
510-653-9518.
Meeting location will be in the City of Emeryville or at your place with your friends!

Your eternal friend,

Tessie Cuy

Do you know of somebody

a. who can use extra income?
b who is self- confident; goal oriented and can be guided to make unlimited passive income?
c. who is about to be laid off? Or need a second source of income?
d. want to save their home but does not have the extra income to pay for the loan about to adjust?
e. know anyone with health issues?
f. are you drinking acidic water?
g. who is concerned about his/her health and wealth? How about you?
h. do you have a family history of illness? Or weight issues?
i. know a realtor tired of showing homes, wasting time and gas and have not close deals?
J. In this economy, have you seen many with at least 2 sources of income, and maybe a third?

Now, here’s my offer, give me a call so I can help solve any issues above you might be going through. You won’t regret it, I will be happy to assist you and your friends and family! 510-653-9518 is my number and please leave me a message if I am on another line. Or email me, please.

Tessie Cuy,
DRE 01444966
www.EmerynetWealthGroup.com

Whatever you can do, or dream you can, begin it. Boldness has genius, power, and magic in it.
– Goethe
Real Estate – REO, Short Sale, Investors, First-Time Homebuyers
Residential & Commercial

Tessie is with Century 21 M & M & Associates
901 University Ave Berkeley CA 94710
Broker ID 01183865
(510) 653-9518

HOUSE HUNTING TIP: Buyers who have the vision to imagine a home in its fixed-up condition can keep costs down if they live in the home while the work is being done. Expect it to be a stressful experience and plan on the work taking longer than anticipated. Uncontrollable factors, like rain, can hold a project up due to no fault of the contractor.

Most contractors like to work on a time and materials basis, which leaves the ultimate cost unknown. A fixed-price contract may cost more, but if unanticipated work needs to be done, it won’t cost you more. It’s like paying for insurance.

A listing that has been on the market for some time is likely to be overpriced. Try making a low offer. You might be able to negotiate a mutually acceptable price. Before making an offer, ask your agent to find out if the sellers are planning on reducing the price. If so, make your offer quickly. When listings are lowered to the market price, more than one offer can appear.

Have your agent search the multiple listing service to see if there are any listings that might suit your needs that didn’t sell and were withdrawn from the market. If the owners still want to sell and are willing to be flexible on price (the listing probably didn’t sell because it was overpriced), make an offer and see if you can reach an agreement. First, ask to see disclosures and reports to find out if there’s any reason, other than price, why you wouldn’t want to buy the property.

Another approach is to broaden your search. If you’ve been focusing on only one area, you might consider several other neighborhoods that could work for you. This opens you up to more new inventory.

One couple was set on buying in Piedmont, Calif., for the location and schools. There was so much demand in their price range and so few listings that they were priced out of that niche market. They bought a home in neighboring Contra Costa County where they got much more for their money and good schools, although they had to sacrifice on location.

Easing up on your homebuying requirements helps you to buy sooner rather than later. For instance, if you’d like a view but can drop that requirement, you’ll have a much easier time finding a home to buy. All homebuyers need to make compromises. But don’t buy a home that won’t serve your ongoing housing needs. In this market, it makes sense only to buy for the long term.

THE CLOSING: It’s better to rent until the right place comes along than it is to buy a home that you’ll need to sell again soon.

Most important is to have a pre-approval letter if taking out a loan. Like they say, ” Cash is king”.