 Should i pay my rent up for 6 months is that a good thing to do ? |
should i pay my rent up for 6 months ? people tell me no i should only pay for 3 months.. if something happens can the landlord keep the money
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 Can landlord prove that damage was not there when I moved in even if they don't have before pics? |
| My landlord is suing for damages that she claims we caused. The dishwasher leaked through the floor. It was leaking when we moved in. We only used it 4 or 5 times. There is no way we could have ... |
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 Should I plunk down $400,000 on a CONDO that has not been built yet ?? |
WOW, the CONDO market in Toronto Canada is HOT, HOT, HOT !!
I've seen over 200 people waiting in line for the lucky opportunity to be one of the few people to put down $400,000 or more on a ... |
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 I want a house!!! Any advice? |
| Me and my husband want a house so bad but we are in a finacial struggle right now and have dwindled our savings. We have a child so we are really working with one income. I only work partime. Any ... |
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 In your opinion, are double-wide mobile homes as good as, better than or worse than houses? |
| I am thinking of trying to purchase a home. I have saw some very beautiful double wide trailors. I used to hate trailors, but that's before they came out with the ones that look like real houses.... |
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 Will you PLEDGE to buy only AMERICAN made products with your ''rebate'' check? |
| Since the ''rebate'' funds will be funded by loans from China it makes sense to not just give the money back to them by buying their stuff.Let's truly help our economy..BUY AM... |
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 Is it a good idea to buy a house during a recession? |
| I see houses are going down and interest rates have gone down so I was just wondering if it was a good idea to buy a home right now.... |
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 Do you think it's ok to tell your landlord the reasons why your rent is late? Even if it's a bit personal?? |
| Now, I'm not talking about getting way TOO personal... but just a general idea of what's been going on in your life. Normally I would say this isn't a good idea. But my own rent is ... |
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 If I'm the seller of a property, and the buyer puts earnest $$ down but backs out, who gets the $$.? |
| A potential buyer of my property put $500 earnest money down but backed out because of the home inspection. The home was listed "as-is", but on the contract, there is a right to cure. Who ... |
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 What would help my house sell ? Ive droped the price,Its now the lowest on the street.? |
Im in Bardstown ky.
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Its a nice clean, Landscaped yard and house, I have a real Estate person, But he has only shown it 2 times, Its below its apr. What Am I doing ... |
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 Can my landlord keep my security deposit for damages I did not do?? |
| Help! I am in a mess. My old landlord claims I left the apartment a mess...I live in Tennessee...I had a 350 deposit and they claim damages came to 469 dollars. I took 3 days out of my schedule to ... |
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 Does a real estate agent have a LARGE part to do w/ selling your home?? |
| My hubby & I have had our home on the market for almost 6 months now. There is nothing wrong w/ the home (it is always immaculate & sparkly). Nothing is ever out of place & it is very â€... |
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| When you rent an apt. or house? |
| Is the property tax figured into the rent or do you pay it separately or not at all?... |
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 Can my infant daughter purchase real estate. She will be paying cash? |
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">There are laws that no one is allowed to purchase real estate without any credit"
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 Is it legal for our landlord to do this to us? |
| I live in Arizona. Basically we've been renting month to month a house from our landlord, and recently we found out he hasn't been paying mortgage and we have less then a month to leave. I ... |
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peaceforuandme | Is it easier to sell a house after moving out? |
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chip2001
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I work in an estate agency and I always feel it's better for the vendor to show the house fully furnished, as opposed to the agent showing an empty house.
Firstly, the vendor will know more about the house than the agent could ever know - some of the questions viewers ask are so stupid, the agent couldn't possibly be expected to know the answer (eg, how many children live near here? When was this room decorated?) Secondly, it's much easier to see that the little 3rd bedroom will take a single bed if there is a bed in the room. The vendor and viewer can also discuss what is likely to be included in the sale.
Empty houses are often cold as the heating is usually switched off and the agents' schedule means we usually don't have more than 10 minutes to do the viewing, when the viewer may want longer.
The only benefit I can see from an empty house is that (as someone else said) there is unlikely to be an upper chain. |
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fidgetyfingers
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The opposite.....some people have no imagination as to where they would put the furniture so it's best to have the house 'dressed' when selling. |
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Angel D
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Depends, some people like a shell to envisage how they can make it look but I would say it's probably better to show it as a home for the majority of buyers |
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j h
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depends on the condition of the house and your furniture... if you have really fancy expensive furniture and decorate well, then usually it sells better before you move out... if you are a messy person and/or have cheap delapitated furniture then just the opposite.... also if there are holes in walls or stains on floor then furniture can hide those at least long enough until buyer is already mentally committed... |
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it is me
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a smart buyer will see an empty house as a bargaining point since they know you have to carry the mortgage, taxes, insurance, utilities, and repair bills |
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monkeyface
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No. I think it is easier to sell if viewers can see it as a home & not just an empty shell.
If you do move out beforehand, leave some furniture & pictures etc. to make it look warmer & more welcoming. |
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Northernbloke
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Usually it is easier to sell a house when it is vacant, as this breaks the chain, so it frees up a house in the chain. |
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mj
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I have a friend who's just done this. I went over to clean it for him it felt so unwelcoming - an empty shell.
So the answer to your question? No not a good idea. |
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BRIAN S
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Definitely not. |
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billybags
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No, its a pain in the bum, you have to keep going back to show clients the house and they don't always turn up.You may have an estate agent who will take the keys for you and show people around, but they are few and far between unless your property is worth a fortune, You still have utilities to pay also as a few people are saying the house will sell better if people see it with furniture. Good luck with your sale. |
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Freeport77541
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Depends on what price bracket your home falls in. There are two different classes of buyers. The "lower left" who have a green sofa and purple love seat who think they go great together because they were free from the side of the road prefer to see a vacant home and be able to do a quick purchase. The "upper right" prefer all the staging to make sure their high end "investment" will look socially acceptable.
The ones in the middle kinda fall in between both. But many buyers tend to shy away from occupied homes and do not really look at the details because they feel they are annoying the seller or tenant. |
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josephrob2003
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depends a lot on the condition you leave it in,if show room condition, you will still sell,but no guarantee of getting the price you want, as sometimes,its the way your home is laid out that actually sells it,proving there's enough room for a double bed etc:.
But if you do move,leaving it empty,make sure all the paintwork is tidy,carpets are fresh,cleaned preferably,leave some curtains and lights,and make sure to do your gardens up,back and front,people are already deciding at this point whether they like the house |
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Michael Paine
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Emotionally, Yes
Actually, No |
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Cheryl B
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I agree with fidgety...Some people find it hard to imagine how an empty house would look with furniture in. If you move out leave a minimal amount of furniture in to show what each room could be used for etc.. |
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anythingwilldo
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I bought my house after I viewed it when empty. For me I would prefer an empty house but I have often read that prospective buyers do normally prefer to view a house when it is occupied. |
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kay-g
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not with all emotionally charged feelings, paking, etc |
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Barbarian
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Part of the selling of a house is the decoration and furniture. An empty house can loose its charm and not be as appealing except for people who buy for pure investment. |
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