RedRock, a Real Estate Company, Temecula CA
John Goga from RedRock, a Real Estate Company

John Goga

RedRock, a Real Estate Company

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Residential, Commercial and Property Management Real Estate Brokerage

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Residential Real Estate Services by RedRock, a Real Estate Company
Do you have any clients who are looking to buy a new home? Please send them in my direction! I specialize in Residential Real Estate in Temecula an...
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Residential and commercial sales and management
Commercial and Residential buyer and seller representation and property management in Southern California.
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John from RedRock, a Real Estate Company Answered this on January 02, 2020
Initially I Call.  Text.  Email.  All three.  This gets me maximum response.   (more) Initially I Call.  Text.  Email.  All three.  This gets me maximum response.  

John from RedRock, a Real Estate Company Answered this on June 28, 2019
Every time. (more) Every time.

John from RedRock, a Real Estate Company Answered this on June 07, 2018
I don't think it would actually matter.  If someone's life was at stake, and I had the ability to save it, I would.  Regardless of their financial situation.  I can't imagine anyone answering this question an other way? (more) I don't think it would actually matter.  If someone's life was at stake, and I had the ability to save it, I would.  Regardless of their financial situation.  I can't imagine anyone answering this question an other way?

John from RedRock, a Real Estate Company Answered this on August 21, 2017
This is always a tough one Jeanette. Buyers may like the solar system, but boy will they run from the idea of assuming the loan payments related to it. If your seller wants to sell fast, they will need to pay off the solar system with the proceeds of the home sale. If there won't be enough... (more) This is always a tough one Jeanette. Buyers may like the solar system, but boy will they run from the idea of assuming the loan payments related to it. If your seller wants to sell fast, they will need to pay off the solar system with the proceeds of the home sale. If there won't be enough money available through the sale, the seller may consider making up the difference in order to get out of the property. If they owe more than the home is worth (between their 1st mortgage and their solar system 2nd), they are simply upside down, like many other home owners have experienced over the years. Don't look at it any differently if that is the case. I've seen homes sit on the market for long periods of time because the sale required that the buyer assume a $250ish per month solar system loan. All that being said, your sellers might consider, 1) Selling the home for slightly less than market value so that a buyer might consider taking on the solar system payments because they are getting a great deal, or, 2) Maybe your seller offers to pay the first 12 months payments, or more, on the solar system loan for a buyer who purchases the home. Or a combination of both 1 and 2. Good luck!

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