Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Answer: Around 30 to 45 days. The timeline for finding a house varies greatly from person to person. Once you find a house and have an accepted offer, it usually takes around 30 days to close. Please contact Faruk at (562)213-8892 for your housing needs. He will guide you throughout the complete process.

Answer: A REALTOR® is your most valuable asset when buying a home. He will walk you through every part of the home buying process. He will educate and inform you of all your options. They will represent you throughout the transaction and beyond. Faruk Bhuiyan is a highly experienced, educated and honest REALTOR. Please contact him at (562) 213-8892 for your real estate needs.

Answer: You pay nothing. In most cases, you do not have to pay your REALTOR® anything to help you purchase a home. The sellers pay their REALTOR® a fee, and then that listing agent pays the buyer’s agent for bringing the buyer and facilitating the transaction. You get a free service.

Answer: You must trust the professionals. Beware of advice from people who do not work in the real estate industry. Real estate is a popular topic and almost everyone feels like they have some great insight to offer. In reality, the people who know best are the people that work in the business. Good REALTORS® have sold hundreds (maybe thousands) of properties. We know what to expect and what to look out for. Friends and relatives have only bought and sold a few homes, if any at all. Buying and selling a couple of homes does not make someone a well-rounded source of information. I’ve seen too many first-time buyers become persuaded by well-meaning friends and family, only to be disappointed later. Be confident in your decisions and trust the professionals.

Answer: You must trust the professionals. Beware of advice from people who do not work in the real estate industry. Real estate is a popular topic and almost everyone feels like they have some great insight to offer. In reality, the people who know best are the people that work in the business. Good REALTORS® have sold hundreds (maybe thousands) of properties. We know what to expect and what to look out for. Friends and relatives have only bought and sold a few homes, if any at all. Buying and selling a couple of homes does not make someone a well-rounded source of information. I’ve seen too many first-time buyers become persuaded by well-meaning friends and family, only to be disappointed later. Be confident in your decisions and trust the professionals.

Answer: Credit requirement varies from lender to lender. Usually 620+. A 620-credit score, or higher, is recommended. As you are probably aware, a higher credit score offers better lending terms. This is an ever-evolving topic, however, as loan requirements are constantly changing. There are some lenders who will approve buyers with a 580 score, sometimes even lower. Your loan officer will be the best source to give you a current answer for today’s lending requirements. Faruk Bhuiyan is a highly experienced, educated and honest Loan Officer.  Please contact him at (562) 213-8892 for your mortgage loan needs.

Answer: Yes. There are some great home buying programs to research. The main ones would be VA loans, USDA loans, and FHA loans. Knowing the difference between these loan types is very important. There are other local options provide down payment assistance under certain conditions. Please contact Faruk Bhuiyan for details about loans.

Answer: The interest rates are hovering under 4.5% There is a lot of inventory to sell which makes sellers anxious and flexible. The sellers will negotiate on price and terms and also inspections. It is definitely a buyer’s market with only 25 – 28% of homes selling in any market in Los Angeles and Orange County. At the high end, over 2 million, only 12-15% of homes are selling. However, statistics are showing that more homes are beginning to sell so the tide may be changing.

Answer: It depends on your loan type. Usually 3-5% down payment is required to buy a home. The most common answer is 3% to 5% of the purchase price. FHA loans just dropped their requirement from 3.5% to 3.0%. There are also some conventional loans that only require 3% down. Veterans are usually eligible for a VA loan, which requires no money down. Properties in rural areas are usually eligible for a USDA loan, which also requires no money down. Please contact Faruk Bhuiyan at (562)213-8892, he remains updated about the latest loan requirements.

Answer: Mainly loan origination and closing costs. The downpayment is usually the largest cost associated with buying a house. Lending fees are the second largest costs to homebuyers. Most lenders will charge between 2% to 4% of the loan amount for loan origination fees, depending on the loan type. Conventional loans usually have lower loan origination fees, but require more money down. Your loan officer will be able to help you determine how much you can expect to pay towards loan origination and closing costs.

Answer: At closing. Under normal circumstances, you will get the keys at the closing. A closing typically takes about an hour. In some cases, the lender will need time to fund the loan and you will need to pick up the keys after the loan has been funded. If you have a Friday evening closing and the loan cannot fund until Monday, you may not get the keys until Monday. Make sure to coordinate your closing to get the keys on the same day, if that is what you need.

Answer: The single biggest misunderstanding about that term comes from what determines the status. If you work in a small company with few agents Top Agent could be a designation given to an agent who sold three homes in a year based on the relative productivity of the firm or office. Statistics are skewed. The Faruk Bhuiyan is the top real estate agents at Los Angeles and Orange county. When we say we do well we have to do well to be in this category since our competition for “top” is fierce. This translates into a strong environment to work in with effective agents networking, marketing and sharing their inventory and future listings with each other which means accurate and new home opportunities for buyers.

Answer: Faruk Bhuiyan has taken multiple steps to ensure that every one of our buyer’s and seller’s needs are attended to. He is a highly experienced with an established structure of support for our clients. From the attention to detail to the communication with clients, the team is able to offer far more service than a single agent. He has a dedicated marketing site to market your listing and sell your property fast.

Answer: Faruk has been selling real estate since 2010. He has over 7 years real estate and mortgage experience.

Answer: Yes, every listing that is on the Multiple Listing Service (MLS) is available for viewing. In addition, we have access to the majority of homes that are not officially on the market This is exclusive list that is not posted on the website but available to our clients. Please Contact Us for a customized, robust “off-MLS” listing search.

Answer: The Wow-Home intentionally chose to work in the Los Angeles, Orange County, San Bernardino and Riverside County “Top Producer” office because it allows them to market properties and assist buyers from all over Los Angeles.  The team is consistently working on transactions from Los Angeles to Riverside and they have found that their marketing strategies are efficient in all of these areas.

Answer: Over the past 7 years we have averaged 42 transactions per year.

Answer: Generally, real property never depreciates in value, or more so, it is not very common for property to depreciate.  This is why it’s a great investment. Make sure you carefully consider location and community when choosing a home, it can affect the homes future value greatly.

If you are in a newly developed area, do some research on the construction of the surrounding areas being developed to determine if they may affect your home’s value.

Answer: This is really just a matter of preference, but both newer and older homes offer distinct advantages, depending upon your unique taste and lifestyle.

Older homes can generally cost less than new homes, however, there are many cases where new homes can also cost less than older homes. Most new homes will not have any backyard landscaping and some don’t include any front landscaping either. With an older home, the landscaping is normally already completed and could have 10”s of thousands of dollars in landscaping done, which is included in the purchase price.

Taxes on some older homes may also be lower. Some people are charmed by the elegance of an older home but shy away because they’re concerned about potential maintenance costs. Consider a home warranty to get the peace of mind you deserve. A good Home Warranty plan protects you against unexpected repairs on many home systems and appliances for a full year or more after you move in.

In a new house, you can pick your own color schemes, flooring, kitchen cabinets, appliances, custom wiring for TV”s, electrical, computers, phones and speakers, etc., as well as have more upgrade options. Modern features like media rooms, extra-large closets and extra-large bathrooms and tubs are also more attainable in ground-up construction. In a used home, you rely largely on the previous resident’s tastes and technological whims, unless you plan to farm thousands into a remodeling and rewiring.

New-home designers can use new building materials such as glazed Energy Star windows, thicker insulation and other technology that will lower future energy costs for the owner. Most states now have minimum energy-efficiency requirements for new construction. Kitchens and laundry areas in new homes are designed to house more efficient energy-saving appliances. Older homes, unless they have undergone an energy retrofit, usually cost much more per square foot to air-condition and heat.

Builders have to follow very strict guidelines in new-homes and additions, especially in the West and Northwest, where earthquake safety standards must be observed. In general, new homes are usually more fire-safe and better accommodating of new security and garage-door systems.

Older homes can be better judged for their quality and timeless beauty. New homes that now possess a smooth veneer might reveal the use of substandard building materials or shoddy workmanship over time.

As you can see there are advantages and dis-advantages to each, but it really comes down to what fits you and what you are looking for in a home.

Answer: Closing costs are expenses incurred by buyers and sellers in transferring ownership of a property.

Answer: For Sale by Owner. A for sale by owner property usually indicates that the property is being sold without a real estate agent.

Answer: With this type of listing the homeowner signs an agreement with the agent. What this agreement declares is the homeowner will provide the agent with a commission for selling the property. This agreement also states the homeowner cannot negotiate with the buyer at a later time to avoid paying a commission. This type of listing is most often used by agent showing FSBO (for sale by owner).

Answer:An agent who is authorized to open and run his/her own agency. All real estate offices have one principal broker.

Answer: A contingency is a provision included in a sales contract stating that certain events must occur or certain conditions must be met before the contract is valid.

Answer: A debt-to-income ratio is the percentage of a person’s monthly earnings used to pay off all debt obligations.

Answer: A multiple listing service is a computerized listing of the homes for sale in an area listed with a realtor. Agents are granted access to the MLS and can use it to find a house in a particular price range or area.

Answer: A REALTOR® is an agent or agency that belongs to the local or state board of REALTORS and is affiliated with the “National Association of REALTORS” (NAR). They follow a strict code of ethics beyond state license laws and also sponsor the Multiple Listing System (MLS), which is used to list houses for sale.

Answer: An escrow officer is the person that walks you through the closing process.  They are usually employed by the title company that you are working with. They are a neutral third-party, responsible for overseeing the escrow process. They typically perform the title searches, prepare final paperwork, witness the document signings as well as ensure that the transaction is executed properly and legally.

Answer: Homeowners association is a nonprofit association that manages the common areas of a condominium or “planned unit development” (PUD). Unit owners pay a fee to the association in order to maintain areas such as a pool or playground that are owned jointly.

Answer:If you’re prequalified it means that you potentiality could get a loan for the amount stated to you, assuming that all of the information you provide to the bank is accurate and true. This is not as strong as a preapproval.

If you’re preapproved, it means that you have undergone the extensive financial background check, which includes looking at your credit history, previous tax returns and verifying your employment – and the lender is willing to give you a loan, basically meaning you’re approved!

You will usually be provided an accurate figure which shows the maximum amount that you are approved for.  Most sellers prefer buyers that have been preapproved because they know that there will not be any problems with the purchase of their home.

Answer: Title insurance is insurance that protects the lender and buyer against any losses incurred from disputes over the title of a property.

Answer: Listing Agents usually deal with sellers, and are the ones who will list a property for sale on the Multiple Listing Service.

Selling Agents (also Buyers Agents) mostly deal with the homebuyers, usually only listing just a few homes for sale. They will sell the homes (which have been placed in the MLS) via the listing agents.

The majority of agents will focus on one or the other. Some agents will also divide their time between sellers and buyers and are usually regarded as the best ones since they are dealing with both sides of the coin.

If you phone an agent from a magazine or newspaper ad, you are usually contacting the listing agent. These agents will place ads to show the seller that they are making an effort to sell their home. Also, their advertising efforts can draw others who may decide to sell their homes.

Answer: A real estate agent is more than just a sales person.  A real estate agent may act on your behalf, providing you with advice and guidance when buying or selling a home. Due to the constant changing of the market, the information available on listings is not always 100% accurate.  There are times when you need the most current information about what has sold or is for sale, and the only way to get that is with a real estate agent.

If you are in the market to buy, it would be advisable to use a Buyer’s Agent.  They can make recommendations on what terms and prices to offer as well as negotiating a deal with your best interest in mind.

Answer: No. If you prefer a lower-priced offer, perhaps with a better-qualified buyer and/or more attractive terms, you can accept that offer instead. Or you can give counteroffers to one or more of the buyers.

Beware, however, that if you turn down a full-priced offer, you may owe your agent a full commission even if you decide not to sell your home.

Answer: You must take into account the prevailing state of the real estate market and especially local market conditions. The real estate market continually changes, and market fluctuations affect property values. So, it is critical to determine your listing price based on the most recent comparable sales in your neighborhood.

It would be a good idea to get a Home Value Request, or CMA, also known as Comparable Market Analysis.

Answer: Along with economic factors such as supply and demand, the time of year you choose to sell can impact both the length of time it takes to sell your home and its ultimate selling price.

Typically, the real estate market picks up around February, continues strong through late May and June, and tapers off during July and August. The summer is usually the busiest time for moving since school is out and buyers may be looking to get their children in school before the new school year. September through November generally marks a rally not as strong as late winter and spring, followed by a slowdown from Thanksgiving through and beyond the Christmas and New Year holiday period.

Answer: These are referred to as recently sold properties that are similar in size, location, and amenities to the home for sale. These properties help an appraiser determine the fair market value of a property.

Answer: Well, several factors may come into play:

• You might help sell similar homes that are priced lower.
• Your home may be on the market longer.
• You could lose market interest and qualified buyers.
• You might create a negative impression of the property.
• You could lose money as a result of making extra mortgage payments while incurring taxes, insurance and unplanned maintenance costs.
• You may have to accept less money.
• A potential buyer may face appraisal and financing problems resulting from the inflated price.

It is not recommended to sell your home any higher than the appraised value unless demand is high in your area. Ask you real estate agent which price would be right for your home. Also make sure you get a Home Value Request to assist in determining the best sales price for your home.

Answer: A report made by a qualified person setting forth an opinion or estimate of value. The term also refers to the process by which this estimate is obtained.

In conventional mortgages and in the HUD-FHA Direct Endorsement Program, the lender receives a copy of the complete report, showing the basis for the appraiser’s estimate.

In VA cases and in HUD applications processed by HUD, the lender receives only a statement of the estimate of value, without any detailed supporting data.

Answer: A counteroffer is an offer made by one party that makes changes to the original or latest offer of the other party.

Answer: This type of listing is the most commonly used and is the most effective. With this type of listing the agent does the most work to sell your home they will usually advertise your home, place it into the MLS, market your home to other agents and even hold open houses for your home. Only with this type of listing does an agent expect to earn money back on their investments on selling your home.

Answer: An Exclusive Agency listing allows your agent to market your home and enter it into the MLS. The agent will receive a commission if your home sells through any real estate company or by another agent. He will NOT receive a commission if you, the seller, find a buyer on your own. Because a commission is not guaranteed, your agent may not be highly motivated to market your property. Thus, this type of listing is not common and should be avoided.

Answer: Because the buyer orders one or more home inspections doesn’t obligate the seller to make repairs or modifications as a result of those inspections. Typically, however, inspection reports are used to negotiate repairs of major problems, or environmental or safety hazards that may be noted. The purchase contract should provide guidance for these negotiations.

Answer: A real estate agent is more than just a sales person.  A real estate agent may act on your behalf, providing you with advice and guidance when buying or selling a home. Due to the constant changing of the market, the information available on listings is not always 100% accurate.  There are times when you need the most current information about what has sold or is for sale, and the only way to get that is with a real estate agent.

You don’t need to use a commissioned real estate agent to sell your home, but you may want to consider the benefits of having a real estate agent versus not using a real estate agent.

In addition, many people would rather use the services of an Agent due to the complexities of modern Real Estate transactions since they usually incorporate legal and financial attributes, which takes them well beyond more simple transactions, such as the sale of an automobile.

There are many advantages of using the services of a real estate agent to sell your home:

• Your listing will be added to the Multiple Listing Service (MLS) so that large numbers of buyers will have access to the seller’s property.
• Your real estate agent bears all the expenditures of advertising and marketing your property.
• Your real estate agent will do all the screening of potential buyers. The Agent will also handle the details of negotiation.

Deciding whether to use an Agent or not depends on if you feel fully confident that you can handle all of the details of a real estate transaction, then you may well want to attempt selling your house on your own. If not, you are most likely to use a real estate agent and leave the details to them.

Answer: Yes, I have a dedicated online email marketing portal to market you real estate listing in the United States. I will market your property to get the highest exposure of your listing and sell you property fast. Please use my website: https://www.homeeflyer.com. It’s one of the best real estate email flyer marketing tools in the United States.

Please Call Faruk Bhuiyan at (562)213-8892 for your real Estate Needs.

Answer: It is best to begin a short sale when you realize you can no longer afford the mortgage, so that your property can be marketed properly. The earlier you start, the higher likelihood of success. We have sold short sales that have already gone to foreclosure sale. Contact Us to see if you have enough time.

Answer: Typical cases are completed within three to six months. If you have a foreclosure sale date approaching, we will work diligently to complete it sooner. In the past we have found buyers quickly and have used a variety of short sale negotiation companies who have relationships with the banks to push back your foreclosure sale date.

Answer: A Deed in Lieu is when the property is deeded back to the lender with the approval of the borrower prior to foreclosure. (This process may still leave a negative impact on the borrower’s credit.)

Answer: After the lender does an appraisal on the property and discovers that the value is less than the payoff, the lender will decide if it is worth further legal actions and cost. A business decision is made to either continue foreclosure action or accept the short sale offer.

Answer: A form used at closing that gives an account of the funds received and paid at closing, including the escrow deposits for taxes, hazard insurance, and mortgage insurance.

Answer: The legal document conveying title to a real property.

Answer: A deed of trust is an instrument used in many states in place of a mortgage. Property is transferred to a trustee by the borrower (trustor), in favor of the lender (beneficiary) and reconvened upon payment in full.

Answer: A loss of value in a real property brought about by age, physical deterioration, functional or economic obsolescence.

Answer: Loss Mitigation is a process to avoid foreclosure; the lender tries to help a borrower who has been unable to make loan payments and is in danger of defaulting on his or her loan. If you call your lender, you would ask for their loss mitigation department.

Answer: A mortgage modification is a loss mitigation option that allows a borrower to refinance and/or extend the term of the mortgage loan and reduce the monthly payments.

Answer: A forbearance plan is a loss mitigation option where the lender arranges a revised repayment plan for the borrower that may include a temporary reduction or suspension of monthly loan payments.

Answer: A short sale is a negotiated settlement. This is when the lender agrees to accept less than the amount owed as a payoff on a loan.

Answer: An offer is an indication by a potential buyer of a willingness to purchase a home at a specific price; generally, put forth in writing.

Answer: Depending on the mortgage company and the state in which the home is located, a short sale process can take between 3-12 months.

Answer: A satisfaction is a total release from the debt owed. A release is when the lender releases the lien from the property to allow the home to be sold. (The borrower may still be required to repay the balance of the debt.)

Answer: Foreclosures show up as FORECLOSURE, and can stay on your record for seven years. Anytime you apply for a new loan or have your credit run, the foreclosure will show up and is usually a required disclosure you must make on most credit and job applications. A short sale is listed as SETTLED DEBT, and is much less harmful to your credit. Please consult a credit company for more information.

Answer: In a short sale, it is possible the bank could 1099 you for the difference in what you sell your property for and what you owed. This means the IRS could consider the difference as income, and you could be taxed on that income. The bank might also ask you to pay a portion of the difference back in the form of an unsecured note, which is similar to an I.O.U. It is a negotiation, and we employ tactics to have the bank consider the debt settled.

In a foreclosure, your house is sold at an auction, which typically causes the difference of the total amount you owe and the foreclosure sale price to be much greater. This means you have a higher potential tax liability. Additionally, the bank may come after you for a Deficiency Judgment.

A successful short sale will eliminate a deficiency judgment, minimize your tax liability, and keep the foreclosure off your credit.

Answer: A Deficiency Judgment can arise when the bank sells the house at foreclosure auction. The bank can sell the house at auction for any amount less than the total amount owing of the debt plus fees. A deficiency judgment can arise if the bank sells the house for less than the mortgage debt. The lender then holds you responsible for the unpaid portion of the loan. For instance, if you owe $100,000 to the mortgage servicer and they see proceeds after the auction of $55,000, the remaining difference of $45,000 can be moved into a judgment against you. This will also appear on your credit report along with the foreclosure. The lender may be allowed to take further legal action such as garnishing wages to pursue payment based on the laws of your state. Some states have restrictions and regulations on deficiency judgments, but unfortunately the majority do not.

Some lenders will choose the deficiency judgment while others may pursue a path to write off the loan. If they choose to write off the loan, the lender may issue a 1099 form which you will have to pay taxes on for the calendar year, UNLESS you qualify for the mortgage debt relief act.

Answer: ABC Unified School District is one of the best school district in California. Whitney High School, Cerritos High School and Ghar High School are the best schools in Cerritos.

Answer: Average home value in Norwalk range from $300,000 to $750,000 based on the market condition.

Answer: Yes, it is increasing steadily.

Answer: Please see link for Norwalk Crime Report. Link Attached.

Answer: Yes, I am a Short Sale and Foreclosure Specialist. I do short sale and foreclosure.

Answer: Faruk Bhuiyan is the top-rated Real Estate Agent in Norwalk.

Answer: Please contact with the Bureau of Real Estate (BRE).

Answer: It varies from agent to agent. Marketing matters. I recommend that you utilize the services of https://www.homeeflyer.com to market your property and sell your listing faster.

Answer: A short sale is a sale of real estate in which the net proceeds from selling the property will fall short of the debts secured by liens against the property. In this case, if all lien holders agree to accept less than the amount owed on the debt, a sale of the property can be accomplished.A real estate transaction that happens before foreclosure occurs, usually with the approval of the lender to liquidate the property for less than the outstanding loan balance.If you are interested to buy property on auction, please contact Faruk Bhuiyan at (562) 213-8892.

Answer: Please call Faruk Bhuiyan at (562)213-8892 to contact with a top rated Real Estate Agentin Los Angeles, Norwalk, Cerritos, Artesia, Lakewood, Downey and Long Beach.

Answer: Please Contact Usor Call me at (562) 213 – 8892.

Answer: Faruk Bhuiyan is the top real Estate Agent in Los Angeles, Norwalk, Cerritos, Artesia, Lakewood and Downey area.  Please call him now at (562) 213 – 8892 for a Free consultation. He is the top producer real estate agent in Norwalk, Cerritos, Artesia, Lakewood and Downey.

Answer: “As Is” refers to a transaction where the property is transferred to the buyer in its current state, without any requirements for additional disclosures or any recourse available for the buyer against the seller. Short sale and foreclosure properties are sold “As Is”.

Answer: Occurring if a property goes into foreclosure. This is generally administered by a state agency and the bidders are usually required to pay cash at the time of purchase. If you are interested to buy property on auction, please contact Faruk Bhuiyan at (562) 213-8892.

Answer: When a homeowner fails to meet the terms of their mortgage for a prolonged period of time and after several notices.

Answer: Properties which are in distressed financial or physical state. If you are interested to buy distressed property, please contact Faruk Bhuiyan at (562) 213-8892.

Answer: The process by which a lender can repossess a homeowner property in order to repay an outstanding debt. If you are interested to buy foreclosure property, please contact Faruk Bhuiyan at (562) 213-8892.

Answer: Representing a foreclosed property that did no sell at auction and has returned to the possession of the lender.

Answer: Please visit our website and search for properties on sale in the city of Norwalk. You may call me Faruk Bhuiyan at (562) 213 – 8892to find a beautiful home for you at Norwalk.

Answer: Visit our website http://www.wow-homes.com to find home listing in Norwalk.

Answer: Yes, I can help you in buying, selling and renting Townhome, Apartment and condominium in Norwalk, Cerritos, Artesia, Downey and Santa Fe Spring and Long Beach.

Answer: Please contact Faruk Bhuiyan at (562) 213-8892 to locate a condo for you.

Answer: Visit our website www.wow-homes.com, and search for apartments for sale.

Answer: Please contact Faruk Bhuiyan at (562) 213-8892 to locate a condo for you.

Answer: Please contact Faruk Bhuiyan at (562) 213-8892 to locate a condo for you.

Answer: Please contact Faruk Bhuiyan at (562) 213-8892 for details.

Answer: Please contact Faruk Bhuiyan at (562) 213-8892 for details.

Answer: Please contact Faruk Bhuiyan at (562) 213-8892 for detain information.

Answer: Please contact Faruk Bhuiyan at (562) 213-8892 for locating a property in those neighborhoods.

Answer: Yes, we have a resourceful real estate blog at our website www.wow-home.com.

Answer: Yes, we help first time home buyers to buy a home. We have first time home buyer programs that can help you to buy the right home that fits all your needs. Please see our first-time home buyer tips. Please Call Faruk Bhuiyan at (562) 213 – 8892 for help.

Answer: Cost of selling your home is simple. Please see our home selling tips. We will aggressively market your home to sell fast. Our staging company will stage your home to sell fast. See tips for selling your home. We adopt different ways to sell your house.

Answer: Are you looking for the best Real Estate Agent in Norwalk? You are in the right place. Please contact Faruk Bhuiyan, he is the best REALTOR in Los Angeles. He is the top real estate agent, for all your real estate needs.

Answer: Faruk Bhuiyan is the best REALTOR in Norwalk. He can get the best deal for you. Please call him now at (562)213 – 8892 or email him at: realtorfaruk@gmail.com

Answer: We sell single family home, waterfront home, gated community, swimming pool and land.

Answer: I am a Residential Real Estate Specialist. I sell, buy, and lease single family homes, townhome, condominium, apartments and land. I can assure you that I will leave no stone unturned to fulfill your needs.

Answer: To find a Realtor in Norwalk, Artesia and Cerritos, please contact Faruk Bhuiyan, he is the best REALTOR in Norwalk, Cerritos, Artesia and Santa Fe Spring.