Apartment complex/ town homes that do not allow residents with children? |
Has anyone ever heard of anything like this? And if so, how could I find one? Additional Details I am sure some people will be really offended by this, but I just personally do not like ... |
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If you own land does that mean you own it till the center of the earth? |
| So lets say you have a piece of land, so its yours right everything that connects to it within the radius of you deed or what ever but the deed does not specify underground i mean technically its ... |
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Question about Landlord.? |
| I rent an apartment and I cannot get hold of my landlord her phone number has been disconnected and a couple days ago someone came and took the dumpster from out back so now i don't have ... |
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Moving home - get packers in or pack ourselves? |
| My boyfriend and I are moving into a new flat in one week. I would rather pack ourselves because it saves money, means we can have things exactly where we want them and will make moving day a bit ... |
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I'm a first time home buyer and I just wanted to know if the price in this listing is? |
What I would pay for a monthy RENT or how much the house actually cost (which probably would be too good to be true).
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Who pays fire and liability insurance, the landlord or the tenant? |
| I am renting 2/3 of a building for my small business. The building is being sold. My new landlord is insisting that I pay the fire and casualty, and liability insurance for the building with extra ... |
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Moving out of apartment/ apartment charges? |
| We're in the process of cleaning our apartment before our lease is up (Saturday), and we've noticed a few things. We've been at the apartment for 6 years now, and the carpet shows it. W... |
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We have a lender that says we are pre-approved and to start looking for properties, but ...? |
| don't you need a pre-approval letter for sellers to take you seriously? He said once you find a property and agree on a price, he'll print up the actual letter with the amout on it, ... |
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Very confused on home buying .What should I do? |
Which makes for sense. Option 1-Get a house I don't like that much in a good area, for $135,000.
OR Option 2 - There is a house I like more in a good area also, but can't afford.The ... |
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How much credit do I have to build up before I can purchase a house? |
| I have very little credit and I am tired of living in apartments. I want to purchase a house but I've heard I have to have good credit and at least a credit score of 700. I'm at 560 right ... |
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Can a prospective tenant ask for a landlord's credit report? |
| I'm moving to a new location and since foreclosures are on the rise, I'm a little concerned about renting. Is it acceptable or legal for a prospective tenant to ask a prospective landlord ... |
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Can Bank Change Mind after verbal agreement? |
| Last Thursday my real estate agent called and told me that the offer I put on a house was accepted. The bank told my agent that they accepted our terms and will get back to us with a contract but ... |
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Can i sue the realtor (2 issues)? |
| I am in a current court battle with a local realtor related to my property. 1)She told me that a gentleman was a licensed contractor, and that "his company" could fix some work that i ... |
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Is it a good idea to put a bid on a house contingent upon my house selling? |
| My house has been on the market for a little over 3 months. We have had several people come through and say they love the house, but no second showing or offers. I have found a house that has been ... |
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I've lived in an apartment for four years! I'm moving out what counts as wear & tear!? |
| My lease will end at the end of May. I've handed in my sixty day resignation. I also have 2 girls ages 5 and 7! My question is bein as though im moving out. I want 2 kno what all has 2 b done.... |
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What questions should one ask when buying a home (new or old)? |
| My parents (mostly my mom) are thinking about buying a home next time we move. We were wondering if there were any important questions we should be asking since this is our-well their- first time ... |
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jaz_998@yahoo.com.uk | Builders are supposed to be concentrating on affordable housing, are they not? |
Just down the roar from my house 45 new houses have just been 'slung' up, Prices range from £367,000. to £450,000, wages in our rural area £20,000 to £22,000. which means youngsters don't stand a cat in hells chance of being able to afford a house, who are the lunatics fixing prices this high, and no, it's not demand in my book it's profit! opinions most welcome |
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fire4511
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If there was not a market for these houses, they would not sell at those prices. The builder is in business to make money! If no one was willing to pay that amount, then they would be building those type of houses.
Of course the builder is looking to maximize the profit, that is what a good business does. They risk their money on the land, the materials and the labor, and then when the house sells they make a profit. If there was not profit in doing it, the would be no reason for the builder to take the risk. |
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Constructivec
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Lets get this point clear, "builders are real hard dealing business people". Have you heard of a builder that has not made a profit on a job?
The properties you spoke about I imagine are going to have to of a high specification and quite large properties. Just trying to justify the price here.
As for the Government / local authorities talking about affordable housing that's a over played buzz word that is far removed from the builders everyday speech. Its this simple builders will build all the affordable housing that's needed so long as there is a over large affordable profit margin. |
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R.J. D
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Builders do not make money on affordable housing, they make money on houses that are built cheap and priced high. |
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Realty Shark
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Most builders would love to build affordable housing and would if the costs associated with building were not so high. Land, architectural fees, permits, insurance, construction loan fees and interest, equipment, materials, labor - if they try to sell the homes at the affordable price guideline pricing, it makes no sense for them to even think about sticking a shovel in the dirt. |
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Localbird
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Most builders/Building companies will build housing lots of 23 houses at a time. This is due to affordable housing only being provided when 24 or more houses are built. It sounds like they have somehow flouted this rule. We are a young couple with 2 kids and we have to rent privately. This is another thing that any political party with any sense will promise to resolve which will most likely give them the edge when it comes to election time. Another symptom of the joy that is Blairs Britain! |
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bostonianinmo
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What makes you think that builders are supposed to be concentrating on "affordable" housing? Builders are free to build to whatever market they wish. Obviously they have planning permission. You should have spoken up when that was on the agenda if you don't feel that it was an appropriate use of the land.
If the properties sell at those prices, then there certainly IS a demand for that level of property!
And of course it's motivated by profit! If you don't agree that business should turn a profit (which goes to help pay taxes and keep the wheels turning among other things) then move to North Korea where capitalism is forbidden. |
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nemesis
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Builders are there to make a profit, and they will sell at the highest price one is willing to pay.
All developments over a certain size have to provide a number of dwellings to housing associations (not sure if its cost price or what). |
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Searchlight Crusade
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When's the last time you saw Santa Claus building a house?
Builders (except for Habitat for Humanity, which really doesn't build very many) are in business to make money. They are looking for best return on investment. Unless they receive special consideration from the government, this doesn't happen by building houses for low income people. It happens by building big houses on not very much land targeted at the well-to-do.
I'll believe people are serious about low income housing (which I have written articles about) when they start taking steps at the ballot box to make it easier for builders to make a profit on it. But what wins is "big bad development derailed because of sweetness and light environmental preservation."
Fact: Law of supply and demand. Look it up. Low supply plus high demand equals high price.
Fact: Every time someone wants to move to your area, someone else either gets priced out of housing or forced to move away, UNLESS there's enough housing there to accomodate the new arrivals. You want reasonable price housing? Make certain there's plenty of it. I'll do fine if the price of housing is high. What I make is based upon the price of what I sell and the loans people need to buy them. But the people who only make so much period are S.O.L. I can tell people that they're S.O.L., but I really don't like to. Do you? |
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Chico Infierno
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Unfortunately it is about profit.
I think developers should be required to make a certain percentage of modest houses as well in order to continue being in business. That will be unpopular to many but that's my opinion. |
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Dances on Iggy Buttons
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It's not up to the builders per se! They're merely hired by the capitalists who are the one's out to make money.
You must live in a good area of your town if you're living down the road from the most expensive housing. Affordable housing are usually being built in the poorer sections (cheap side).
It's sad to say that poorer people have to earn their right to live in the capitalist (bourgeois) world. |
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