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 Can you cancel a sale?
If someone puts an offer in on your house and you accept, can you cancel the sale if you have no place to move to?...


 Can your landlord do this?
i live in an apt. with a carport with storage. well they are re-doing the carports and asked every one to take there stuff out. ok i did it.and i put my stuff on my patio. but now they gave me and 3 ...


 I have been hearin that mortgage companies have really tightened their grip?
with approving mortgages,,,,even people with excellent credit and have ability to pay are being denied,,,,anyone professional that knows if this is true and why this is happening,...


 House not selling, is it the price?
I live in Baton Rouge in a great area and have my 3 bedroom 1 bath home listed at 155,000. I have shown it 3 times. and has been on the market for 3 weeks. Need some honest advice. Address is 4068...


 If my landlord fails to keep the pool operational can I get a rent discount or out of my lease?
I live at an apartment complex in Texas. May in Texas means HOT HOT HOT, and HOT means I want to use my pool. One problem with that is the fact that the pool is locked. When I called the apartment ...


 Is there any law that states a bank cant short sale a property to a family member?
A friend's home is in jeopardy of foreclosure and he is trying to divorce his wife who lives in the home. Their daughter wants to purchase the home through short sale but Bank of America told ...


 A complicated renting question...?
I have been renting an apartment for a year now.. and I just cant seem to afford it, so I gave my notice a month ago, and I'm moving at the end of this month... The problem is I can't ...


 How much mortgage could i get on a salary of £24,500 and what would the monthly payments be?
Here some details about me for info:-

I finished uni last year with a degree in accounting. I am now earning £24,500 as a trainee accountant and once i become chartered this wll increase....


 Should we buy a condo??
My husband and I rent a kind of run down house with a landlord who refuses to do anything about our leaky basement and mice problem...We can't afford a nice big house right now--but, we can ...


 Pouring water off a Balcony, is this illegal?
I live in an apartment (condo complex where I am renting) and a person in the unit above me has twice poured water off their balcony onto mine. Fortunately I wss not on mine at the time. I am going ...


 Can i rent my house to a friend on benifits?
I have a house which is not in use and have asked a friend if she and her children would like to live there, can i rent it to her even though she is on benifits?? and still have my mail arriving at ...


 For those of you who have lived in an apartment, what were your worst neighbors?
It's story time, so let 'em rip!
what crazy or awful neighbors have you had?...


 Downpayment dream shattered... what to do?
Hey all, me again.

I was expecting a hearty tax return this year... last year we scooped up $7,000 and I was expecting the same this year, at the *least*, to function as a home down-...


 I sold my house in Phoenix 9 months ago and am renting as prices go down. How much longer should I wait to buy
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 Landlord/tenant How do I throw her out? in Florida?
I own a house and helped someone out, and let her stay in a spare room. I dont live in that house, I have another house. I need to get this women out. Since she moved in there are roaches in my house ...


 What can you do with empty land?
I bought 7 acres of land, beautiful country mountain land with several nice home sites, bordered on two sides by national forest. I do not live in the area yet and I'm looking for ideas to ...


 Is it illegal for my real estate agent to force me to use his lender instead of builder's lender?
Trying to buy a townhome in Orlando. Realtor is almost refusing to show me new townhomes because he says I would have to go through the builder's lender and I don't have good enough credit....


 What happens if I sell my house for less than I owe on my mortgages?
Let's say I sell my house for 150,000 - but still owe 160,000. Do I have to pay that 10,000 right away? Can I roll it into my next mortgage?...


 Can you get out of an oral offer to purchase home?
I'll try to make this short. We do not have an agent, seller does have an agent. His contract with his agent expires in 2 months. We orally offered "X", seller accepted, and we ...


 I am a licensed real estate agent. My ex-wife is purchasing a home; I am her agent.?
As far as disclosures goes, would you not say anything or just disclose "buyer is related to agent" in the purchase contract?...



Michele K
How long after closing does it take to get payment for the profit on your sold house?
Hello to all! We are in the process of selling a house we own downstate and this is the first house we are selling for a profit. Does anyone know how long it takes before you get the payment from the profit made on your house once it sells? I'm not sure how long it takes after the closing to get the money. Will it come in check-form? Thanks in advance for any help!
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glenn
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In Texas most mortgage companies claim to "table fund". That means you would be able to get your money while you are still sitting at the table.

In actual practice you would have to sit there for a couple of hours. The mortgage company normally wants to see proof that the title company handled escrow the way they were instructed.

Sometimes it is the next day, and if the buyer is using some horrible mortgage company it is two or three days.

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I would always request that the money be wired into my account. It sounds like that would be instantaneous and it is not- it takes at least a couple of hours, but your bank will allow you to use the funds immediately rather than force you to wait a week for the check to clear.

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By the way, in response to the answer above about Realtors representing you...In Texas the listing agent represents the seller pretty close to 100% of the time and the buyers agent represents the buyer better than 95% of the time. There does have to be an agreement but that agreement is very commonplace.


Blue October
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we received ours at signing / closing....after signing we were handed the check.
ask the escrow / title company

good luck :)


jsullymaan
Ask to have the proceeds wired into your account...I don't know of a competent attorney or title company that doesn't do this. Once you AND the other party have signed, the next day the deed is generally recorded in the court after one last title search and then the good attorneys wire money out that day (the day after closing), the bad ones can take three days, though...anymore time than that, and you should seek legal assistance.


ed
At the closing, you will receive a check from the title company, at once, right now, all of the proceeds.


Wavewriter
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Generally, you'll get a check at the closing table. The closing agent (usually a title company or real estate attorney) can handle the details. They are in charge of paying all the involved costs and then cutting you the check for the difference at the end.

These costs generally include brokerage fees, taxes, state doc stamps on the deed, title insurance, etc. and, of course, any outstanding mortgage balance you may still owe. The title insurance company (who the closing agent usually works for) "warrants" to the new buyer that all these payments have been made. ("Insuring" that there will be no bonified claim to the ownership of the property.) Thus providing a safe transaction and giving the buyer peace of mind that you actually held marketable title.

The good news is, it shouldn't take long to get your money once the buyer has paid. I would recommend hiring a qualified real estate broker to advise you. They will be able to explain all of this and more, and can aid you in finding a suitable buyer as well. If you don't know one, I'd be happy to recommend one in your area. You can visit my site at www.andyshometeam.com and drop me a line if I can be of service.

Good Luck!


valstpatrick
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If you attend the closing - you will get paid with a check AT closing. If you do what is called a mail away closing - the title company sends you the docs FedEx you send them back the buyer signs the docs then the transaction is closed. You can elect to have your proceeds wired to you - there will be a wire fee, the title company can overnight the check - there will be a fee for that OR the title company will mail you the check - NO CHARGE LOL.

Call and speak to the title company or the closing attorney and ask them what day they expect to close escrow on the home and ask about your payment options and what they charge for each if you can not attend the closing.

There is NO real upside for you to attend - you will only be required to sign about 3-7 pages. Pay the FedEx or Wire fee is my suggestion.

Hope this helps,


talldude
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Who is representing you at the closing table? Your realtor normally represents neither the buyer nor the seller unless you have signed an agreement that says he/she is a seller's agent.

Normally, at closing, a closing check (bank issued, minus fees, commissions, expenses, closing cost, prorations, etc that were detailed on the HUD / Closing Statement is presented to the seller's representative. That check should be immediately sent (often overnighted) to the owner.

After my last sale, I received my check in 2 days.

Good luck.


REinfo
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As soon as escrow closes you should either get a check or a wire from escrow. Keep in mind that every state is different.


Tom K
I've always received a check at the closing.


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