Noemi Cardoso's Q&A

Marjorie,  you can either wait for zillow to update with your local mls or you can sign into yoru account click on My Agent HUD go to listings picke thelisting you want click on edit listing and update the information manually. Also if you use postlets it will update automatically for you once you cange your postlets.Good luck on selling the property.

Sign into your account, click on the top right on your page My Hud , choose your listing and where you see the active status to the right there is an option to edit click there and change to rented. If you do notr have an account contact customer service and they can change the status for you.

Molly have you resized your pictures? Most of the times this might be the 'problem.

If you have an accoung sign into it and on your Right top corner of the page click on My Hub, choose listings click on your listing and scrool down until you see Update Home Facts or Add home features & descriptions depending on what you would like to change. You can also upload more pictures (Zillow allows you a huge amount of pictures to be posted).If you don't have an account as a Owner you can email customer service do assist you with the changes. They are pretty responsive to requests.Good luck. 

Hi user328386You might want to have a serious and open conversation with your mortgage loan officer. I have had a situation that my left her job the night before and was starting the new job that paid more, the day after the closing....we signed papers and waited for the wire which never came, when we called the bank they refused the loan due to my client changing jobs and not having the required job history. If she had spoken with her mortgage loan officer he would ask her to wait for the closing to take place before changing anything. Banks will, usually, require a history of employement of 12+ months and, to be honest, it has nothing to do with the employer stability and strenght but with your capability of remaining in the job. Remember if you are borrowing the banks requires You to follow their guidelines, regardless if that makes sense to you or not. How about explaining to your new 'potential' employer your situation and ask for a time, so you can close on your home?Good luck.

If a Realtor is listing your home you can either ask them or check on Realtor.com.If you are selling the home yourself, you might want to check an 'Entry Only Office' (not all agencies and offices provides this service). There is a fee (Flat) attached to it and they do not represent you in any regards in relation to the property, literallly they just enter your home information on the local MLS and your personal information so potential buyer's and other agents (Buyer's agents) can directly contact you.Good luck.

The information on Zillow is fed through your local MLS and it can take a while to update that information depending on your local MLS. It can take aa little bit for the new information to show. Check again in one or two days.However if you want you can click on MY AGENT HUB Button (on the top right of your page), choose Listings and update the information manually.Good Luck

Hi MaryLou,Yes you can. You will enter your information that will be public (Phone, home information. Add the photos, videos, description of the home and be ready to answer questions.If you would like to consider getting a professional in your are to asisist you with the process click on the professionals tab and find out what their experiences and what their clients have to say about them.You also might want to consider others sites to market the property (Craigslist, trulia etc). Be aware of scams and please, for your own security, make a point to have always someone else with you when you have a starnge coming into your home. As Realtors we have ways to try and protect ourselves and advise clients on how and what to hide from 'plain view' when strangers come into our clients homes. Use commom sense and good luck on the sale of your home.

A CMA should be provided to you for free by a Real Estate Agent. Just make sure this is what the attorney will need since it is not an Appraisal and an just an opionion of price based on comparables in your area.Good luck.

If you are referring to your electric box amp is short for ampere. Ampere is a measure of the amount of electric charge passing a point per unit time. Around 6.242x10(18) electrons passing a given point each second constitutes one ampere.The name Ampere comes from the French Mathematician and Physicist Andre-Marie Ampere considered the father of electrodynamics.