February 13, 2012 By Neena Vlamis, President of A and N Mortgage

 
Credit: Michelle Meiklejohn
Habitable Condition:  Property must be in a condition that is immediately habitable and must contain:
• At least one fully functional bathroom (i.e., shower/tub, toilet, and hand sink).
• Other bathroom(s), if not functional, must be escrowed for repair.
• A fully functional kitchen with appropriate appliances (i.e., sink, cabinets, utilities to support a stove and refrigerator).
• Stove and refrigerator do not need to be present if they are not a built-in, as non-built in appliances are considered personal property. Comparables without appliances are not required.
• If stove and oven are built-in, they must be functional, or the space must be reconfigured to allow for appliance.
 
• Utilities (gas and/or electricity) and plumbing must be functional. If not available for testing, due to “winterization”
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Neena Vlamis, President of A and N Mortgage

Hi, I’m Neena Vlamis and I am the President and Owner of A and N Mortgage. I have ranked in the Top 200 per Scotsman Guide Magazine for many years in a row and have been a Five Star winner consecutively for the last thirteen years. My razor-sharp focus has led the company to an A+ Better Business Bureau rating since its inception.

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