Chris Cervantes Top real estate agent in Fairfield

Chris Cervantes

RE/MAX GOLD
2 Years of Experience
(7)
$0
Total Sales Last Year
2
Years of Experience
6
Recent TransactionsTransactions from the last 3 years
$664K
Average Price Point

    About Chris Cervantes

    I joined Remax Gold Real Estate because I wanted to be part of something truly meaningful--a place where I could grow, learn, and make a real difference in people's lives. Remax Gold isn't just a real estate company; it's a community of passionate, experienced professionals who genuinely care about their clients and each other. Here, I have access to incredible resources, supportive mentors, and a team that feels like family. I'm excited to bring my best to every client, helping them find their perfect home and achieve their goals. For me, Remax Gold is the ideal place to build my career and make a positive impact, one home at a time.
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    Credentials

    LICENSE
    Real Estate - California - # 02245897
    Designation

    At Home with Diversity

    REALTOR

    RENE (Real Estate Negotiation Expert)

    Certified Negotiation Expert

    Licensed Realtor

    Specialties

    • Appraisal
    • Buyer's Agent
    • Commercial Properties
    • Escrow
    • First Time Home Buyers
    • Foreclosure specialist
    • Investment Properties
    • Listing Agent
    • Luxury Specialist
    • Military/Veterans
    • New Construction
    • Property Management
    • Relocation
    • Staging & Home Preparation
    • Vacation / Short-term Rentals

    FAQ

    Answered Questions

    What is a quick sale in real estate?

    A quick sale in real estate is when a property is sold quickly, often at a lower price than market value. It usually happens when the seller needs to sell fast due to financial hardship, relocation, or other urgent reasons. The goal is to close the deal quickly, often within a few weeks.

    Answered by Chris Cervantes | San Jose, CA, USA | 5274 Views | Working With an Agent | 1 year ago
    Can I afford a $500,000 house?

    To see if you can afford a $500,000 house: 1. Down Payment: 20% ($100,000). 2. Loan Amount: $400,000. 3. Monthly Mortgage: About $1,900 for a 30-year loan at 4% interest, plus property taxes, insurance, and PMI. 4. Total Costs: Estimate $2,500"$3,000/month for mortgage, taxes, and insurance. 5. DTI: Ensure your total monthly debt (mortgage + other expenses) is below 36-43% of your gross income. Make sure the total monthly costs fit comfortably within your budget.

    Answered by Chris Cervantes | San Antonio, TX, USA | 1355 Views | Working With an Agent | 1 year ago
    How are Mexican corporations taxed on property in the US?

    Mexican corporations are taxed on U.S. real estate income, including rental income and capital gains. Key points to know: Income Tax: U.S. taxes apply to rental income and profits from selling property. Withholding Tax: When selling, there's a 15% withholding tax on the sale under FIRPTA. State Taxes: They may also owe state and local taxes. A tax professional is essential to navigate these rules.

    Answered by Chris Cervantes | Pueblo, NM, USA | 834 Views | Working With an Agent | 1 year ago
    How many open houses do realtors unusally hold?

    As a new realtor, you'll find that different agents have different approaches to open houses. Some host one every week, and others might do multiple a day, depending on their schedule and the market. I like to host at least one open house a month on the weekend to give the property good exposure without overwhelming myself. It's important to find a balance that works for you and your clients while also being mindful of the time and effort it takes to run a successful open house.

    Answered by Chris Cervantes | Henderson, TN, USA | 1571 Views | Working With an Agent | 1 year ago
    Does a bedroom have to have a closet to be a bedroom?

    Hi Diane, great question aEUR" one that stumps a lot of people! Technically, a room doesn't always need a closet to be called a bedroom; it mostly depends on local building codes and what appraisers or buyers expect. In California, most folks do expect one, but it doesn't have to be huge or have fancy doors aEUR" even built-in shelves can do the trick! So, if it's got space for clothes and a door for privacy, you're pretty much in " bedroom territory.aEUR?

    Answered by Chris Cervantes | Orlando fl | 2742 Views | Working With an Agent | 11 months ago

    Contact Information

    Location

    5030 Business Center Drive #170 Fairfield, CA, 94534

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