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 Fish tanks in a rented property?
Myself and my girlfriend are currently viewing propertys in the UK to move in to. They all say NO PETS but does this count for fish tanks?...


 Usually how many days of grace a landlord give to a tenant, and what usually is the fee for late payments ?
and penalties for bleach of contract, like make holes in the walls, make the yeard plants die shotong down the sprinlers system... Las Vegas, NV
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 House too big?
My husband and I are considering moving in to a 15,000 sq ft home which we already own. (it's a long story...but in the long run it will save us money) Anyone w/ any experience? I'm worried ...


 I live in Geogria and i want to buy a house in Texas .Do i need a realtor in ga. or in texas?
Also my sister will be staying in that house renting it from me.
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 How do I evict someone that's not on lease? HELP!911?
This will sound bad but it has to be done. My mother has been staying with my children and I since December. She does not contribute (i am single mom) Long story short, besides calling my kids ...


 How low can house prices go?.?
If a house was worth £250,000 last year how much will it be worth in 2 years times.....


 In the Uk, legally how much notice does the landlord need to give the tenant before entering the property?
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 Is the land mine or not?
at the bottom of my garden there is a piece of land that i have maintained for over 8 years i have put a shed on the land & looked after fencing ect... iam a council tennant & recently a new ...


 What are some pro's and cons of buying a house that was built in the mid 1800's...?
I'm looking to buy a house that was built in 1862 but this will be our second home and we're looking to fix it up a lot. The furnace is new and the siding is about 15 years old and the roof ...


 Question about eviction?
Ok my friend as we will call her needed a place to stay so me being the nice person that I am had agreed to let her stay with my husband and I.Well she was awful to live with.She isn't on the ...


 How much are closing costs if I pay cash for a home?
I am buying my first home and am going to use money from investments instead so no need for a mortgage. If their is no lender involved how much would the closing costs be on a 285k home?...


 Can i back out of the deal or ask for a better price?
I signed a contract with a builder for a new house, this house was a standing inventory with some upgrades already in the house, the price was 300's they paid closing cost and gave me FHA with a ...


 When making an offer on a home?
how far below the asking price would you go with an initial offer?...


 Proof of income I don't work...?
Okay I want to move into a new apartment, they said I need proof of income. what is it and how do I get it? this is my first time on my own I DON'T WORK!
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 Who will give me 90 000 dollars?
i urgently need the money to buy a new truck, do refurbishments around the house,can anyone lend me
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its gone up to 100 000 now ...


 I would like to list my condo on MLS for a flat fee but I do not want to pay a broker's commission.?
Can anyone recommend a flat fee MLS listing service that does not charge a commission? I realize that I will have to pay a commission to a buyer's agent, but I don't want to pay a ...


 Can I give a house away for cash?
Hi, Long story but I have a house with a sitting tennant that has the right to live there until death. Is it possible for me to give the house away for a cash price(greatly reduced from the actual ...


 Sold house - do I have to leave ALL window coverings?
I recently sold my house & I included the window coverings in the contract but I have a little confusion as to whether I have to leave drapes (curtains) also. I have two bedroom windows that ...


 Is a deferred interest loan good for people who make very average money.?
We have currently signed up for this outrageous deferred interest program where we make minimum payments to our lender then put a small ammount into a high yield investment account to pay the ...


 Can a landlord remove a persons personal belongings from their home when there has not been an eviction notice
My landlord removed mine and my husbands stuff from our house and moved someone else in within a matter of hours. I don't know what I can do about it? In the process of this, they went through ...



Mandy R
How long will it take to complete on my house?
I have just accepted an offer on my house, I am going into rented accommodation and the people buying my house are first time buyers. I'm in a hurry - how long should it take to complete?
                     
 




nemesis
If all parties pull their fingers out on a simple transaction, then there is no reason why completion cannot be achieved in 4-6 weeks. I know someone who managed to do it in 9 days due to the fact that they had contacts at various parts of the house buying process (the lender, the council and solicitors).

Lenders can be slow at making an mortgage offer, as they may be busy with applications. I've been told of one lender taking 20 days to make a full offer. Also, your solicitor has to apply for the copy deeds of the property you're purchasing - and these may come from another lender. This process can be slow.

Another slow part are the local searches. Some local authorities can take up to four weeks but I've been told that there are quicker means (e.g. the web) which some solicitors use to speed this up.

Things which can slow down the process even further are if any of the properties are leasehold, in which case the solicitors have to apply to the freeholders and managing agents etc for various stuff.


Andy
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Your syntax and use of the word "complete" rather than "close" suggests you are in the UK. The usual time is four to six weeks from exchange of contracts. But it may take some time to exchange because your buyer's solicitor has to do searches, and your buyer needs to line of financing.

Your contract will probably give a specific date. Under the law, the buyer has to complete within ten working days of that or risk loss of the deposit. (We once exchanged contracts that specifically gave the seller a "reasonable time" to complete, which we let run for three months. But we had a business reason for doing that: we got the house at a good price.

(Other readers: in the UK, unlike the USA, contracts of sale of property are almost always unconditional. They can't be exchanged (signed copies exchanged by lawyers) until everything is in place.)


dumbchild
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Roughly 8-12 weeks, depending if u have a good solicitor ! as they are first time buyers there is no chain to worry about. they just need to pay for there searches, get a surveyor round, get the mortgage offer in, answer additional enquires and then u can exchange and complete.


fossil
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sorry but if it takes as long as ours did you could be looking at three months......


Sue K
My mum just bought a house. She had first time buyers buying hers and the owner of the one she was moving into was going to vacate upon completion and move in with a friend. A very simple and easy chain but her move still took three months. I suggest you keep kicking the solicitor up the backside because they seem to need it. Good luck.


sastra
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It is just a legal matter, could be in a few days.


Wendy T
When you accepted the buyer's offer you did so by signing a purchase contract. There should be a close of escrow date which corresponds to the transfer of ownership. This transfer happens once the Grant Deed is recorded at the county clerk recorder's office where the property is located. Talk to your Realtor about the terms of the contract. There are many things that can delay the closing, most often it has to do with lender conditions on the buyer's side. Your Realtor should handle all of the negotiations and be able to come to some fair terms should there be a need for an extension of time. Good Luck :)


little weed
It normally takes about 3 months but because you have a short chain and only need searches and surveys doing on the house you are selling you should be able to complete in under a month. Keep on the solicitors' backs because they tend to dally.
PS. It has been known for people who decide to buy a house and have NO searches and surveys and mortgage done,, to complete in one day, but these people are very rare as most people want searches.


Searchlight Crusade
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In the United States, if it can't be done in thirty days, something is wrong, either with the buyers or the loan officer or agent.

You've already got a purchase contract it sounds like. Your agent should have put the necessary clauses into that contract to motivate them to get moving, and should have explained them to you. If not, you're stuck at "wait and hope"


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