Listed by JEREMY RESNICK from Advantage One Realty Of Florida Llc
,Bought with KIMBERLY SMITH
Source: realMLS #720609
9559 Ford Road, Nassau County, FL, 32009
$145,500
SingleFam
•Kim worked non stop to help us get in our first house! We purchased a house that was in short sale. It took over 6 months to finally close. During the 6 months of waiting she was constantly getting updates and keeping us up to date on what was going on and at what point in the short sale we were at. She is nothing short of professional and I would recommend anyone to her. This was our first house and with that being said we didn't know a whole lot about the process. Kim always explained everything thoroughly to us and made sure we were getting the best deal for our house. She made sure the houses we looked at had everything we were looking for and it was in the area we were wanting. Kim was more concerned with us getting what we were looking for then her just making a sale and with this being our first house it meant a lot to us.
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