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 Can anyone help me? Wells Fargo is stealing my home and I can't do anything about it it seems?
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 Why not destroy empty and foreclosed houses?
This will stop the housing glut, create a housing shortage and stabilize prices....


 What is the process if you want to sale your house, but it isn't paid off yet?
Like if you still owe $15,000 and someone wants to buy it for $25,000. When you are buying it from a person, not a real estate agency. What steps need to be taken if you don't have the money to ...


 Land owners come forward and help me!!!?
I am discussing fencing with my neighbour, and I would like to know who own's which fence.......
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I have looked on my deads and it just outlines the whole of the ...


 I have placed 2 properties on the market with an estate agent......?
and have agreed commission sum etc to sell them.
I have found a potencial buyer for one property at work, so what is the situation with the estate agent - Can I sell it? or am i tied?...


 How do you know how much house you can afford?
I'm not looking for a really specific answer, just a way to get a broad estimate. For example, I've heard things like no more than 25% of you gross income. That type of thing. Thanks!...


 Where is the best place to get a home loan...with bad credit??
my husband and i have poor credit...he's low 500's, i'm mid 500's. when we sell one of our fairly new vehicles and drop that payment, that will help our score. also, his ...


 I am renting furniture and I've made a total of $1,360 in payments. Are the lamps and tables mine?
I am renting furniture and paying biweekly. I've made a total of $1,360 worth of payments. That exceeds the cash price the rental co. is charging for two lamps, and 3 end tables. I have not paid ...


 Is it legal for an apt/townhome/duplex complex to chg a monthly rental fee for dog/cat in addition to deposit?
I have paid the required pet deposit of $450.00 and half is non refundable. In addition to that I was required to pay an additional fee 0f $25.00 monthly as "pet rental" for the duplex. I ...


 Is it possible to get a loan for a manu. home after bankruptcy with land and a down payment.?
i had to file bankrupcy about a year ago due to medical bills. is it still possible to get a loan for a manufactured home now if i have some land and a down payment to put towards the loan....


 What rights has my landlord got in regards to entering my room without permission?

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Ok, he entered my room without me in the room and took money which he assumed was rent. He never gave me any notice at all. Is that legal?...


 If some one refuses to except partial payment is it considered paid in full?
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 Can a person with an income of about 25,000 afford to buy a 200,000 dollar house?
I am having an argument with an individual and I am arguing that a person with an income of 25,000 and has five children cannot afford to purchase a 200,000 dollar house. He says that that person can....


 Can i ask my mortgage company to lower my payments because i am struggling and don't want to loose my home
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 What do you do if you owe more than your house is worth?
We bought our house 3 years ago for 849,000. Yes we did the zero down with two loans. Now with all the foreclosures and the market our house is worth about 620,000 and the house across the street ...


 Landlord trying to get over on us.?
about a month or so back, my landlord decided she wanted to name her ex-husband (who apparently "owns" the property) to be landlord, so she took our lease & whited out her name & ...


 My husband I live in a mobil home. How can I have it classfied as a property ? I live in S.C.?
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 My roommate forged my name on the leasing agreement at our apt, w/o my permission. Can I get out of the lease?
I began by subletting, w/o the apt management's knowledge in Sept. 07. In Dec. 07, it was time for lease renewal. I filled out the application, and signed the work history documents that were ...


 Im the sole name on the mortgage, if I add someone to the title, can I remove them without his/her permission?
My boyfriend of 3 years and I are purchasing our first house together, but due to his bad credit, just my name is going to be on the mortgage to get a better interest rate. I was told that I can add ...


 How many California Realtors in CA?
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Jason
How do you make an offer on a real estate property if the property is for sale by owner? Is a lawyer cheapest
                     
 




angela R
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Actually a lawyer is a good way to go, our's charged us $275 for all the paper work.......Don't get an agent involved, they will expect a commission, 3%....Another way, is to call a title company....They will also direct you and they don't charge anything.....Best of luck


CHICANO
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How is she going to contact the realtor sweettoni if the property is a 4 sale by owner. Contact the homeowner directly and make them an offer.


Morpheous
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First of all, there is a reason a person is selling a house FSBO. It means they don't want to deal with Realtors. However, you should ask the seller if he or she is willing to co-op with an agent.
In a changing market like we have today, some sellers may consider a broker co-op. Many Realtors try to stay away from FSBO deals, since they involve more liability.
As far as dealing with attorneys, it's not a bad idea. Yes, their fees are not low, but would you really let that hold you back from owning your dream home?
The last option you have is to work with a Realtor who would find you a nice home through local MLS. There is a good chance that you will find a better house than the one you are considering.
Hope this helps and good luck house hunting.


feature000
I would go with the Lawyer since there is no Realtor.


Paul G
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Make an offer directly to the seller, have an attorney draw up a contract. DONE.


waterfrontrealtor
The best way to submit an offer to a FSBO is thru a real estate agent, and most of the time Realtors get compensated by the seller. An attorney may not be able to get paid by seller helping you with the transaction, if so, he will protect the seller's interest rather than yours.

Think like this: Will you go to an attorney to do your income tax, or seek the advice of a certified accountant to do so?


Judy1
The owner is probably selling "by owner" because they don't want to pay a realtor fee. If you bring one in, the seller will likely turn down your offer unless you plan to pay whatever fees the realtor charges. You can't "make" them do anything unless they accept your terms.

You can talk to the seller and see if you can agree on terms, but then would be wise to have someone who knows what they're doing put the offer in writing, with proper protections for you.


calcdffirefighter
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No... a real estate agent is probably cheapest, as you can make the seller actually pay your agent if you write the deal up that way.


arthurbel33
Just get ahold of the people selling the house and give them a price that you are willing to buy the house at. We sold ours ourself in CA when we moved and it was super easy.


Atrixo
No, the lawyer is not cheap at all. In fact, it is the most expensive.
When you present an offer, you often receive a counter offer. Very often, this could come back and forth many times. If you use a lawyer to do this, it could cost you a fortune.
If you have legal knowledge, or have a good understanding of contract law, you should do it yourself. Buy a "Sales and Purchase" agreement from a local stationary store and carefully write down your offer. Please be advised that an interim agreement is a blinding contract. Once your offer is accepted by the Vendor, it is blinding on both side. If it is counter offered by the Vendor, the deal is called off; unless you accepted the counter offer.
Another way to handle this is to get a realtor to do this for you. In Canada, most realtors pay their Company a deal fee - usually about $200. If you offer them a few hundred dollars, they might be happy to help you out.


sweettoni37
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Just contact the Realtor/agent and let them know that you are interested and MAKE YOUR OFFER.


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