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About James Euwer
Knowledgeable, determined and persuasive, Jim is focused on your needs and knows what it takes to successfully negotiate a transaction and get it to the closing table. Jim's energetic and focused approach is highly sought after by both buyers looking to find value and sellers top dollar.
Prior to persuing real estate full time, Jim worked as a builder specialist with numerous national and regional home builders. This experience has given him a unique set of skills that allow him to identify opportunities and avoid surprises for his clients. Jim is focused, experienced and driven to make sure all of his clients are completely satisfied.
Jim combines his friendly personality, wealth of local knowledge and cutting edge technology to bring you the best real estate experience you could ask for.
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Real Estate Glossary Terms
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Loan Application
A form completed out by a borrower specifying personal and financial data to be considered by the lender in evaluating borrower risk. The information typically includes the following: borrower's name and address, amount and type of loan, description of security, and job and financial history. An app ...
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Unsecured Loan
loan that is not secured by a mortgage on a specific property. It is backed only by the borrower's credit rating. Unsecured loan are typically short term. The disadvantages of this kind of loan are that, because it is made for the short term and has no collateral, it carries a higher interest rate t ...
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Agreed Amount Clause
In property insurance, a stipulated agreement between the insurance company and the insured that the amount of insurance coverage under the policy is sufficient to be in compliance with the coinsurance requirement. ...
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Paid For
Insurance policy for which the required premium has been paid. ...
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Women Leaders Round Table
Group of women life insurance agents who sell sufficient insurance to qualify for membership. The round table is sponsored by the NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF LIFE UNDERWRITERS (NALU). ...
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How To Become A Real Estate Agent In Texas?
Being the second-largest state in the United States following Alaska, Texas prides in its prosperous economy and with a gross state product of $1.8 trillion, Texas is amongst the top largest economies globally. Texas is a state with an abundance of natural resources, thriving cities, and institutions that provide the best education that significantly contributes to its ...
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5 Real Estate Marketing Ideas For 2020
The new year is finally here, and with it, a bevvy of new opportunities to explore in the real estate business. The world of real estate is constantly changing and evolving, and a good realtor needs to constantly keep themselves updated on new marketing strategies for real estate agents. With that in mind, we’ve put together this list of ...
Homebuyer Tips
Pros And Cons Of Living In Boca Raton
There is a lot to be said for living in Boca Raton FL. Beautiful weather, beautiful beaches and beautiful houses are just a few of the many, many pros of living in this gorgeous city. But, just like any other city, there are a fair few downsides to living here. Housing prices are astronomical, and property crime rate is even higher than the national average. ...
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Home Loans With 0 Down Payment
Mary V. has always adored the fairytales her mother used to read before going to bed. Since then, she had been dreaming of her own place to call home, which gradually became smaller and smaller. She left behind the gold-plated palaces and castles of her childhood memories, and now, in her early 20s, she would be more than happy to live in a small cozy one-story house ...
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How Can You Improve Your Credit Score?
The almighty Credit Score: The banking industry revolves around it. Landlords demand it. And everybody is concerned about their three digits that reveal how well they are doing financially. The FICO® Score and the VantageScore are two systems that measure your creditworthiness. Both can be between 300 and 850. Of course, the higher, the better. Understanding credit ...
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