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FAQs

 

 

        a. Mortgage Payment Assistance (primary residence)
        b. Rental Expense (alternate housing due to displacement)
        c. Hotel Reimbursement (temporary housing due to displacement)

The grant funds do not cover loss of income, business, other expenses including second mortgages (home equity lines or loans), clothing, food, appliances, equipment, vehicle purchase, rental or repair and or mileage are ineligible for reimbursement under this program.

 

 

You are required to submit one of the following listed below to Show Proof of Damage to your Primary Residence. It is your choice if you wish to submit more than one of the requirements being asked.

a. Photos of Damages
b. Insurance Estimate
c. Copies of Written Claims, Settlement Proceeds or Claim Status Reports
d. Copies of Repair Estimates from Contractors

 

 

Yes, you are eligible and will fall under the eligibility as “legally admitted for residence in the United States”..

 

 

Recipient must be a full-time resident and U.S. citizen or legally admitted for residence in the United States.

 

 

No, there is no need to show proof of income.

 

 

It would not matter if the applicant is single, a couple or family, considering that you meet the eligibility requirement, and you are either a homeowner or renter that provide proof by submitting a mortgage statement, lease agreement or hotel receipts, you can apply.

 

 

The application and awarding of the grant, is determined per household and based on the homeowner as evidenced on the mortgage statement or renter as indicated on the lease agreement. One application per household.

 

 

Yes, you are eligible to still apply for this grant.

Other assistance as it relates to Typhoon Mawar, if received, is not a cause for disqualification of application for the REALTOR® Housing Relief Assistance.

 

 

There will be a 4 to 6 week timeframe from the date of the application submission, for the notice to given to the applicant, which will be via phone call or email, as indicated on the application.

 

 

 






 



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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS...and Answers from GAR


Can anyone sell or lease properties?

In order to list “for sale” or “for lease” real estate in any U.S. jurisdiction, the individual must hold a real estate license in the state or territory in which the sale/lease is taking place. Licenses are granted by state governments. Often, each state government will require a certain number of education hours to obtain and maintain a real estate license.


What is the difference with For Sale By Owner (FSBO) vs. using the service of a real estate agent who is a REALTOR®?

•    Realtors® add value to the real estate transaction; they can expose homes to more buyers through the Multiple Listing Service and save owners time and money throughout the home selling process. 
•    Selling a home is a full-time job. Unrepresented sellers often do not understand the complexity, range and timing of tasks they will have to perform if they don’t use a real estate professional. 
•    Unrepresented sellers are typically owners with lower incomes who are trying to sell lower priced homes, often mistakenly thinking they will save money by foregoing professional advice and representation. 
•    Realtors® can help a seller set a realistic price and ensure that the proper paperwork and various disclosures and inspections are handled correctly. 
•    Realtors® know best how to prepare a home, maximize value, and are more likely to generate multiple bids than sellers on their own.


I am a licensed real estate agent in another state, what do I do to get licensed on Guam?

Contact Guam’s real estate licensing branch for more details at (671) 635-7699.



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