 What to do about home offer not responded to? |
Here is my problem:
I put an offer in on a home last week Wednesday (August.29,2007), Finally on Friday, August.31,2007 the listing agent faxed a letter to my agaent stating that the home ... |
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 Charges for carpet after walkthru was completed and signed off.? |
| There was some damage in the bath and it was noted in my move out. She said she was going to get her carpet guy to quote it for repair. (I had the carpets cleaned the day before my final walkthru). N... |
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 Loan or remortgage? |
My current mortgage deal is about to run out so I'm looking for a new deal to sign up to (for a freehold house in England).
However, at the same time I need to raise a whole bunch of ... |
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 Isn't having an interest-only mortgage just like renting? |
I mean, you're not gaining equity unless the value of the home is rising extremely rapidly (which is uncommon these days…)
What long-term benefits come from an interest-only loan?
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 Home inspections? |
| We are buying a new home. Is it necessary to have it inspected by Home inspectors?... |
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 Does a landlord have the right to disclose to a stranger that i am a tenant without my o.k.? |
| a stranger entered the rental office to the apartment complex i live in. he was attempting to serve me with a summons to appear in court, but didn't have the precise unit in which i live. by ... |
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 Apartment expenses need help? |
| what are a list of monthly expenses people can think of? I want to have an idea of all my monthly bills. the apartment Im looking at is broadmoor at chelsea apt. in wichita ks and its 375 for a one ... |
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 If I make $2200/month, how much should i be spending on rent and utilities? |
I was thinking around $700 for everything combined? Too much?
I have no debt, but a $200 car ... |
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| How do you sneak a cat by a landlord? |
| i don't want to pay hte $150 non refund and $150 refund and $15 a month for my cat. the way apartment complexes charge tenants is highway robbery if you ask me! i've had my cat for 1 1/2 ... |
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 Why don't we hear of squatters anymore? |
| In the 70/80's if there was a house emtpy for a certain amount of time, the house would be filled with sqatters, why not now?... |
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 What is the best way to confront my landlord about a maintenance man suspected of stealing from my apartment.? |
| i was not home at the time and i gave the maintenance man permission to enter without me being there. When i returned home later that night i noticed my psp game system was missing, i always keep it ... |
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 My landlord is loseing the house i'm renting to a tax sale what can i do and what will happen.? |
| Ok heres the deal, my family and i recently moved to a new home(new to us) 2.5 months ago. We just today received 2 letters in the mail From the tax auditor in our county one for our new landlord and ... |
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 Estate Agent talk - what does this mean? |
An Estate Agent has emailed me about a flat I'm viewing tonight - what does this mean?
'The property is in a conversion, its a duplex flat set out over 2 floors'... |
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 Where can we be approved for home loan with bankruptcy on file and almost to none credit history? |
| Does anyone know if we can be accepted for home loan of under 50000$. One does not have credit history and is slowly building it by getting credit cards and some services like cell phone and the ... |
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The general | Can anyone tell me how to go about buying a property in the uk? |
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penny4themnow
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Visit some estate agents...make an appointment to view....view the property ...then make an offer on the property via the estate agents. Once the offer is accepted, then visit a solicitor....they will need to do the conveyancing for you. Also make sure you have your mortgage/finances in order. Remember to set aside funds for your solicitor's fees...and stamp duty. Then just sit back and wait!!!
You need a survey ....and make sure you can afford your mortgage payments.
Some banks/building society will have better interest rates/offers than others. Also make sure you don't take too high a loan...as the mortgage will go up when interest rates go up....unless you have a fixed term mortgage.
Also...what kind of mortgage?? Repayment? Endowment?.......good luck!!! AND...let me know when the house warming party is!!!
Oh yeah..forgot...you will also need building and contents insurance!! |
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andy_manc_uk
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You cant have one , you are romanian, buy one in your own country ... we have enough shop lifting romanian kids in this country. |
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iansun
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i can't afford one,i don't know how you can afford one |
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taketwo
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see estate agents in the area you want to buy. Or get a solicitor to find u one, if u are prepared to pay bit extra. |
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Captain Eyewash
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In England you pay whats asked. In Scotland you join a lottery. |
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john b
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Have a look in estate agents windows, there are loads of prperties there, find the one you want, make an offer, get a mortgage, have a survey done. get a solicitor to do the conveyancing. |
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Linda H
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First of all, why would you wanna live in the UK...? Not knocking down that country, but there is soo many scams that come out of that country that I cant see why anyone would believe anything the people in that country would say to me.. They have this rule in the UK that states that if you can get Americans over here to live bring the price up as hefty as possible... They really dont like the USA that much and so whomever you get to find you a home, better be a relative visiting over there or someone you know personally... Cuz if you dont, your going to fall into one of their scams.... Believe me.. I lost allot of money trying to buy land over there... Its no different than USA saying I will give you this property for $2000.00 and you find out its in the middle of the everglades in Florida... With the alligators... So cant you find another place closer to you.... than go to the UK.... Inquiring minds would like to know. Linda H. |
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charlotte l
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1. go and see a financial advisor (preferably an independant one) and find out how much you can borrow.
2. register with various agents via rightmove.co.uk
3. view properties.
4. put offer in.
5. arrange survey and instruct solicitor.
6. move.
Have a careful look around - if you can't afford much shared ownership properties may be worth investigating. |
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Feudalserfer
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Rob a bank. That should give you enough for a deposit at least. House prices have never been higher. |
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