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crazyrain | Can the Military buy our home? |
we will be relocating due to Military I heard that the housing on post can buy your home and rent it out for other military housing. Is that true?
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any one with military experience? |
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Jeremy J
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I have heard of that too. When I was in the Air Force someone was talking to me about that, but I don't recall the details...I would say to call the housing office and they can tell you what can and can't be done. Good Luck! |
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ARSENAL FC 4 LIFE!!
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Thats stupid. Military buying homes |
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bigandbadforever69
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Well they would give you a nice payout if thats the case |
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Flower Girl
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NO! |
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linkus86
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The military is not in business to buy houses of every soldier they relocate. That is not to say it never happens, but it is rare. But because they reassign people so often they do have a system implemented to ease the transition by utilizing the services of private relocation companies that will work to sell your house after you leave. I suggest you contact the base relocation office for details. |
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rojas46
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The law says that they need to first as you and if you say no the have the right to get a court order. Once they get the court order you have 48 hours to move out. But if part of your house is on a military base they have the right to use force. |
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mister ed
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no the military does not buy homes -- if in the rare case that the government did want to but your property it would be handle by the GSA another branch of the government not connected with the military. |
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upjumpy460
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No |
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Monika Wilson
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I don't know if Military can buy or will buy your home but i do know that ERA Real Estate has a seller security plan which can help you out. To learn more about it find a local ERA Agent and/or visit http://www.era.com. they have a special part of this program for Military People. That might help you out
Monika |
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Lankan Sweetheart
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No it can't because the lands are owned by the government, also known as the crown. |
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patrickandamie
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No, the military can't buy your home, it's in the third amendment. In the revolutionary war, british troops forced us to house them, and the framers were upset about it. If they try, fight it, you could have the next big supreme court case on your hands. |
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Marie D
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Hi! Yes it can and often does. This is called eminent domain and it allows the government, cities or towns to take public buildings or private housing and use it for a better cause then it is being used now. As a Realtor I see this more in urban renewal and expansion of road ways or multiple family dwelling sites like for Seniors or Assistant care. This is also a political forum as well. However, the good news is the Military has to pay your family fair market value and help you re-locate. So this is not a no-win situation. If you have any other questions, please ask. Marie |
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