 I gave my tenants 30 days notice & they are still there. What is my next step? |
| I am a landlord in Upstate NY and I gave my tenants 30 days notice to move because I need to move into the apartment. I drove by today and they had a window open upstairs. I stopped and told them ... |
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 Anyone willing to give me £200k so i can buy a house for my family in england. think of the merit ull get? |
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by the way im english and been self employed for 18 years so i do work hard and as for 'problems' associated with neighbours jealousy of where money came ... |
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 Do I pay for the cost of the repair for my sink when I'm a tenant in a apartment complex? |
I live in an apartment in S. California and I'm a month/month rent tenant.
My sink got clogged up and I ask the manager to have it fixed. She came over with that un-clogging liquid stuff ... |
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 Who are the best people to rent my house out to? |
| I want to rent my house out but obviuosly want to make the most money, in order to be able to buy another place, any ideas of what I should do, its a 3 bed ... |
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 Should I take legal action against my roommate? |
| I have a lease that is under my name only. She never signed a lease, but we had a verbal agreement . We were to split the utlities 50/50. This has been going great. now in june she told me that her ... |
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 How do I tell my real estate agent i no longer want to work with him? |
| I have recently started to work with a real estate agent who is also a neighbor and who I am going to use to sell my house once I buy a new one. But I found out that bringing him into my home search ... |
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 Landlord doesn't return security deposit? |
| Hi, I'm in California, my ex landlord doesn't return my security deposit and today is the deadline, I haven't received anything in the mail. I was wondering whether I am supposed to ... |
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 Should I get a house for someone in my name? |
| A friend of the family sked me to get a house in my name using my credit. He is going to purchase a foreclosed home with equity built already, pull out the equity between $10,000-$20,000, and split ... |
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 Can a landlord kick you out for getting pregnant? |
| we have several problems with the landlord anyway, but now this?? is it legal? and just found out they knew there was black mold here before we moved in and didnt even let us know.if anyone knows a ... |
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| Buy a condo or a house...? |
| I am 24 and working full-time and going to school part-time. My wife is doing the same. Together we make a decent income. Currently we are renting a apartment and would like to buy either a house or ... |
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| Which house would you buy?? |
| A house that was built in 2004, 1276 sq ft, $2800.00 tax bill, $105,000 and has to have new carpets, doors, paint, tub, sink. OR A house that was built in 1969, 2500 sq ft, $2500 tax bill, $107,000 ... |
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 How to keep a neighbor from HELL out of your Open House when the day comes to sell? |
| Can you restrict access somehow? I'm looking for a statute or law of some kind.... |
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 Can an eighteen year old female still in high school move into an apartment on her own? |
| The eighteen year wants to live with a male over 21 and continue to go to High School and graduate in June.... |
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 I let a friend move into my house and now she wont pay rent and I want to kick her out? What can I do legally |
| We had agreed that she could stay until she was able to pay an agreed rent and now she says she cant pay it and convinced me should would pay less. She has yet to give me any rent money and at this ... |
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 Why does "Habitat for Humanity" build houses in bad neighborhoods ? |
The houses are cute but who would want to live in the neighborhoods they're built in ?
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Welfare bums ? That's a foul comment !... |
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 How can I get my security deposit back from an irresponsible landlord? |
I moved out of my previous house over 6 weeks ago.
My landlord said i would get my security deposit back because i didn't wreck the place. He said i would have it weeks ago and ... |
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 If you sign the paperwork to buy a house, can the realtor let someone with a better offer take the house? |
| My aunt is buying a house. It's been on the market for about 3 or four months, that I know of. They applied and they have been negotiating back and forth with the realtor and the owner of the ... |
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 Selling a house with ghosts? |
| If I am selling a house, should I disclose to the realtor that there are ghosts? If I do, it might not get sold. If I dont, the new owners might complain later. Can they take me to court if they see ... |
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amolheda | Buy or rent home? |
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melissa
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buy.. why spend all the money renting when it could be use for house payments? |
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iris
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depends on your finances and your market area(i.e. if you live in Cali, homes are really expensive) and if you have a large enough down payment. |
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nay
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buy you can always fix the place up and sell it for more. renting your giving away your money. |
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sweateredpanda
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depends on your money... |
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SoCal
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Research the market conditions of your local area and decide. If the housing market is on a decline, then rent for awhile and start saving money for a down payment. If your area's housing market is still strong and appreciating, then you should buy as soon as possible. It's always better to own property in the long run, but it's wise to double-check your local market conditions so you won't overpay for your house and lose money. |
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seeking
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if you have money for a house, buy one!!! |
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Cheshire Cat
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Right now I am facing a very tough decision. Buying a home: an investment, you live there "rent free" if it resells well (I'm in Ohio), but there are costs to maintain it and one of those costs is time. I am single, so I felt fairly isolated when I owned a house up until a year ago. Now I rent...
Why rent? The current place I am looking at has a good rate, includes gas, has community activities, and has a reasonable indoor pool, an outdoor pool, and a party hall for resident use at no cost beyond the rent! No mowing the lawn... So we aren't really comparing similar things or life experiences.
People talk about money, money, money, but let's also talk about time investments and expenditures. If you are single like I am and buying a regular house and unable to find renters, this is potentially an unpleasant experience, even if you make some money in the long run. No, face it, it's WORK, and the kind of work where you don't tend to meet women.
Now if the apartment is lacklustre and noisy and polluted and the landlord is negligent or an idiot, then you have a clear incentive to buy instead! Unfortunately, the place I'm looking at has competent, friendly people and tenants have stayed on because of them for DECADES.
So the final analysis should be, "How will this decision impact your quality of life?" You might get more money, but you NEVER get younger... |
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unknown
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I think it is better to buy a house because u don't have to pay every month for the rent fee. |
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mick8751
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what ever your pocket book will allow |
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coachstrusz
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buy, why waste money on rent |
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ruthiecrue2
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buy. Renting is just as much as buying so why not buy it! |
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Mark V
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Depends...on how much money you have outside of making monthly payments. If you have a good amount to invest you might want to invest in something outside of buying your home. You don't want a house to limit the amount you can invest. If all your money goes into a mortage then you might not be able to grow your bank acount as fast as you might want. On the other had you will reap the benefits of being a home owner (tax cut's, appreciation, and equity in the long run). The biggest question is if your money is going to be tied to a mortage or are you going to have the flexibility to invest in other avenues that will out weight the tax benefit and appreciation of house you buy. |
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booby jones
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It really depends on were you are in your life right now.
Check out this link, and put some real thought into it: http://www.fool.co.uk/school/2006/sch060405.htm?ref=foolwatch
I rent and I love it. I have a super who fixes all my problems. I never need to worry about a thing. If you're young and single, and want to have more time to go out and enjoy life, renting might be for you. If your thinking about having a family, and that is were your values are, buying would probably be the better move. |
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sunshine3866
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Buying a home is always better. You can write off your taxes and insurance, as well as your home is an investment. |
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ny_alexan
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it all depends on where you live...
In big cities (where prices are out of this world) it doesn't make sense to buy right now...
Make a comparison between how much you would pay for rent, and what it would cost for mortage per month to buy a similar place... If they're close, then buying is better for sure. |
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Kathy Joe
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It depends how long you plan to stay in that spot. If you plan to live there permanently buy. If you plan to live there for more than 10 years still buy. But if it's for less time think more about it before you do. What will also matter is if your situation is permanent. Are you married? Are you happy with your marriage/job? Will your work make you move? Consider all those things befoere making a decision. |
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