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Hank Miller - Broker/Appraiser
"Don't Let the Facts Get in the Way..."
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Associate Broker & Certified Appraiser for Prudential GA Realty
January 2007—present
Army Officer for Army Corps of Engineers
April 1984—May 1989
President & Owner for Miller Appraisal Group
May 1989—November 2003
Real Estate Agent for ReMax
February 2002—January 2007
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I specialize in all types of residential properties in and around North Metro Atlanta. Every member of this team is an expert at data research and interpretation;
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* Associate Broker - State of GA
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My teeth were cut in the real estate appraisal business in 1989, and there’s not much that I haven’t seen after establishing firms in NY and GA and
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"As repeat clients we get Hank’s Starbucks or Target gift card about every 3-6 months. Why have I referred him at least four people that have bought
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Hank Miller - Broker/Appraiser answered:
How did you miss that?
Bank owned homes are "as is - where is" and it's your responsibility to use your due diligence period wisely. I know of no REO sellers that would even entertain your suggestion of them paying anything, nor should they.
I'd start with your agent and wonder why they braincramped on such an obvious thing. Surely ytou had a home inspector in there and I assume an appraisal.....and I know that you reviewed the tax record of the home - all due diligence items.
If you did it without and agent or without proper research.....responsibility lies in the mirror, not with anyone else. If you did use an agent, you might have failed to do an adequate job of researching them.
This one is on you unless you can show clear negligence or purposeful fraud; "as is-where is" means just that.
Hank
Bank owned homes are "as is - where is" and it's your responsibility to use your due diligence period wisely. I know of no REO sellers that would even entertain your suggestion of them paying anything, nor should they.
I'd start with your agent and wonder why they braincramped on such an obvious thing. Surely ytou had a home inspector in there and I assume an appraisal.....and I know that you reviewed the tax record of the home - all due diligence items.
If you did it without and agent or without proper research.....responsibility lies in the mirror, not with anyone else. If you did use an agent, you might have failed to do an adequate job of researching them.
This one is on you unless you can show clear negligence or purposeful fraud; "as is-where is" means just that.
Hank
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