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 I heard if your 17 you can rent an apartment but you cant lease it? is this true?
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 "Eviction is such a harsh word"?
I am a lady in my 60's and many years ago I purchased a house next door to my house. It has been rented to a nice family for about 10 years. Now I want my best friend to move in next door to ...


 How can I evict a person, they own their doublewide, but they rent a space on my property?
The owners of the doublewide, rent a lot from us. We have sent them letters, had the sheriff serve them with eviction notices and they still have not made a move to leave. We are in the state of G...


 Can a landlord deduct the cost of painting an apartment from a security deposit?
we have lived here two years and plan on moving the apartment will need to be painted there is no major damage who would be rosponsible for repainting an ...


 Can buying FORECLOSED properties and reselling for profit be lucrative?
Anyone with experience in this department? Thanks!...


 Is Lending Tree a Scam or should I try it out??
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 How can I sell my house to someone who wants to buy it but has no credit? I have a mortgage and he pays?
his bills and is trustworthy but has never established credit..Is there a way to do this? It would include the mortgage, taxes, water bill, and Insurance..It would suck that I have a buyer and can...


 Buy a house before I deploy or wait until I come back?

I am set to deploy in a few months and I have really been wanting to buy a house. I found the perfect one but I don't know if I should try to buy it. I know that while I’m away I’ll be ...


 How hard is it to buy a house? How long does it take?
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 My husband and i want to buy our first home but we don't have very good credit. we had to file bankruptcy ...
almost 2 years ago and we dont have alot of money down. is there anyway that we may still be able to own our own home. we only have rent and useual household bills....no others. can anyone give ...


 WHY DID MY HOUSE TOOKEN IS I ASK TWO TIMES AGO AND NOT RECIVE ANSWER ELSE. I COME FROM HOME AND MY HOUSE DID ?
GONE AND I NOT GET GOOD ANSWER TO MY PROLEM. IF YOU KNOW WHY MY HOUSE DID GONE AND HAVE GOOD ANSER FOR ME PLES GIVE TO ME SINC I ASK IN PAST AND NO ONE KNOW ANSER. IF GOOD ANSER I WILL BE HAPPY AN NOT...


 Willl you love me even thou you don't see me or you don'ever know me/?
I'm staying here in Japan.I'm 35 year's old.Old enought but sometimes chidish.I love dancing singing and i love to eat....


 I am a landlord and my tanent refused to move out, what should I do?
I am the landlord of a house. My brother just got some financial problem, so I decided to let him move in to my house because he can't affort his rent. Then I asked my tanent to move out within 1...


 Is Property Tax I pay on my home income tax deductible ?
I know that the interest component of my mortgage payments are tax deductible - is Property Tax also tax deductible ?

I'm looking for a Townhouse. What else is tax deductible - the ...


 What are some overlooked expenses when it comes to buying my first house?
I'm 23 and buying my first house hopefully in the spring. Whats a good downpayment? I'm completely new to this, does anyone have any advice not just about how much but in general, you know, ...


 When renting a house, should they be sending us paperwork before we give them a deposit or any money?
We're renting a house from greatrentals.com and we talked to the person who rents the house. She told us we can have the days requested and asked us to send the deposit and/or the total amount ...


 What can I do about a low home sale price in my neighborhood affecting my appraisal?
A house within a block of me needing updates and repairs (foreclosure that sat vacant for some time) recently sold about 20,000 below what two other homes in the area are listed for. Because it is ...


 My real estate agent has suggested that we submit up to 5 offers on five different houses.?
when I have mentioned this to friends, they seem shocked that he can do this saying that their real estate agents would only allow one offer at a time. Is my real estate agent doing something wrong? ...


 Land... Would you buy 3 acres of land with a mobile home on it...?
(A NICE mobile home) ? Or would you just buy a house ? We dunno what to do.......


 Landlord raise rent even with lease agreement?
Hi. I have a friend with a dilemma. Her boyfriend's landlord wants to increase his rent 50% a month because the landlord feels my friend (his girlfriend) is over too much. She is there during ...



Indi B
Despair for first time home buyers?
What are first time buyers supposed to do in this climate of over-priced houses?
                     
 




Kevin K
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I have been in your situation years ago when buying
my house for the first time. I have been lucky to be able
to buy when house price was going up and sold before
the boom died out.
I am wiser now and know that I was lucky not to be burnt from this experience.
You need to identify when the boom has begun and search for an experienced and honest estate expert to assist you figure out when the boom is expected to go bust. Or alternatively you must understand that different type of property (meaning 2/1 condo, 3/2 private residence,2/1 apt., etc) perform differently during the time of rising property costs. So look for the property type that has not been affected too much while price rise - this again a good estate agent should be able to guide you.
Last option to consider: patience sometimes is the best guidance. Rent now and wait for the property bust if there's a reliable info. indicating that the bust is just around the corner.


true blue
Don't despair. You will find something, or the market will change eventually. Just keep saving your money and be smart about the offers you make. When we bought our first house it was the most stressful thing I ever went through between not having enough money, finding something decent, bidding wars that we lost, securing financing, all the costs involved in closing, etc... But it all worked out in the end. So keep your attitude positive. It will happen for you. Just keep saving while you wait and maybe you can raise the money to look at houses that are just a bit more expensive. That opens up more options for the first time home buyer too. Good luck to you.


cork
More houses than buyers..thus supply exceeds demand..
wait and look...


Jo
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Work with your real estate agent and see if they can find a new development for you that has gone into forclosure. My friend deals with forclosures and she has said that there are a lot of builders out there that are having to forclose as they haven't sold any houses in the development. Sad deal.


Good Luck!


kittyrogers
Gee, I don't know. Make more money. Or, buy a condo or town house. If you can't afford either, then you can't afford an actual single family home, and I guess you will have to rent. Actually, home prices are dropping in a great many areas.


Laura G
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good question
sometimes first time buyers are more appealing to a seller
though-if they are trying to sell their home fast-
the best thing is to offer a price much lower than asking
I am looking too, and I see the same houses listed for
many months-good luck


William S
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Look in areas that are not as high priced. Example; instead of looking in a posh suburb look in a more urban area. There are plenty of good buys out there.


REALTY EXPERT
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Hey

First you should find a quality realtor that can find you homes in the range which you are looking for. I have an extensive network of realtors all over the country that can help you out. Give me a call let's talk. I know this can be a roguh process but with the right professionals on your side it can be amazing.

My name is Humphrey Mitchell. I am a mortgage banker here in New York and I wanted to know if you have already been qualified for a type of mortgage program? We have programs for 100% financing with a credit scores as low as 580. We have been in the industry for over 15 years. I can help you get the best rate and the right program. If you already have a banker great too...I welcome the opportunity to beat his rates and programs. Hope to speak with you shortly you can reply to this message or give me a call directly at (917) 337 8670. Hope all is well and Good Luck!

Cheers,

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Paul D
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As a new home buyer, let me explain how this all works, incase you do not understand, as allot people do not.

If you just drive around and call an agent off of a sign from in front of a home with a For Sale Sign on it, that agent represents the Sellers and will be looking out for the Seller’s best interest.

A Buyer’s rep, will be looking out for YOUR best interest.

How do they get paid? – Good question that most people also do not understand.

No sale, no pay! They do not get paid by the Buyers, nor do they truly get paid by the Sellers. They get paid by what the Seller’s agent is willing to share with the Buyer’s Rep (Disclosed in the MLS) of what he or she is getting paid by the home’s owner.

Won’t using a Buyers Rep change the price we are going to pay? – The answer is NO and here’s why.

A Seller’s agent makes a deal with the Sellers to list, market and sell the home for a percentage, let say 6%. The Sellers are going to pay 6% no matter if a Buyer’s Agent is used or not. What it comes down to is, will the Seller’s agent keep all 6% by selling the home to a Buyer that has no representation, or keep only some of it by sharing it with a Buyer’s rep. Seller’s agents do this to get more people to look at the home and get it sold faster.


berman250
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Where do you live?

Most areas are oversaturated with new condos/houses right now and it is a buyers market. Many people who are trying to sell their home or condo are having a really difficult time selling, and are finding that they have to drastically reduce their price and/or offer closing credits/free assessments/upgrades/etc. to sweeten the deal and make their place look good compared to the competition.

My guess is that while the list prices of the houses you see on an MLS Search, Craigslist, or some other classifieds seem pretty high, most of these sellers are going to be pretty flexible about the price. Don't be afraid to make a low-ball offer - by 10 or even 15 percent off the listed price.


whatelsewhatever
Do your research


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