$93,500
2 bd2 ba1,058 sqft Erie, PA
2 bd2 ba1,058 sqft
Erie, PA
Sold 28 days ago
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Get to know Emily Foht
Associate Broker
I grew up in the family real estate business and my husband and I now handle our own rentals as well as flip, list and sell residential real estate. Please call, text or email with any of your residential real estate questions. I would be happy to be put my knowledge and experience to work for you.
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7 Years of experienceBuyer's AgentListing AgentForeclosureRentals
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Address | Sold date | Closing price | Represented | Flag Sale |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 7/11/2025 | $93,500 | Buyer | ||
| 7/8/2025 | $118,800 | Seller | ||
| 7/7/2025 | $452,100 | Seller | ||
| 4/29/2025 | $21,500 | Buyer and Seller | ||
| 3/27/2025 | $37,500 | Seller |
Emily Foht's reviews (3)
Write a review- Highly likely to recommend||5.05.0
6/14/2025 - Alex Casale
Bought a home in 2024.Local knowledgeProcess expertiseResponsivenessNegotiation skillsWorking alongside Emily has been an absolute privilege. She is an incredible agent whose dedication and expertise shine through in every transaction. As a loan officer at Rocket we've had the pleasure of closing several homes together, and each expe... - Highly likely to recommend||5.05.0
3/18/2025 - 13crottyk
Sold a Multiple Occupancy home in 2025 in Fairview, PA.Local knowledgeProcess expertiseResponsivenessNegotiation skillsI feel compelled to respond as the seller of the property Joleen referenced in this review. I worked closely with Emily Foht throughout this transaction and can confidently say that Joleen’s review is misleading and unfair to Emily. First, regarding... - Will never recommend||1.01.0
3/2/2025 - Johnsonjoleen13
Bought a Multiple Occupancy home in 2025 in Fairview, PA.Local knowledgeProcess expertiseResponsivenessNegotiation skillsI had a mixed experience with Emily Foht. While she was generally nice enough, I encountered serious issues while working with her that ultimately cost me $5,800. as well as misinformation that has effectively cost me time and money. She acted as a...
Response from Emily Foht on 3/18/2025
I want to clear up a few things. Joleen did want to offer $170,000 for the property. When we sat down to write the offer, I told her we could try $170,000, but the seller really wanted $175,000. The seller thought about it and came back at $175,000. While I can advise clients, I cannot make them accept/not accept an offer. At that point, Joleen was free to walk away from the deal. She was under no obligation to accept $175,000 as the sales price, but she did agree to it and the deal moved forward. In regards to the lease information, the new tenant’s lease for the second floor was furnished to Joleen well before closing. The written lease stated it ran from the 16th to the 16th of every month. The proration of rent is computed by the number of days of rent left which would transfer to the buyer vs. the number of days already absorbed by the seller. This is figured by closing date. The first-floor month-to-month tenant was having their electric paid by the seller, which upon learning that directly after closing, I offered to pay the next two month’s electric for her as she is evicting that tenant and giving them 60 days to vacate. I was and still am very excited for her to own an income property and hope she will be happy there for many years and enjoy the wonderful location and school district.
