 Is there a website that tells how much your house is worth? |
| I am wanting to put my house up for sale and not use a real estate agent. How do I know how much to ask for it or how much it is worth.? T... |
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 Whats your advice? |
| hi, i just want to know if i have a say here on my current dilemma. 5 months ago, i found someone who told me that he is looking for a bedspacer for the vacant room in their house. i gladly ... |
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 Is This Too Low of an Offer For a Home? |
| Home is in the Northern WV panhandle. Currently listed at $129,500. Was originally listed at $139,500. It has been on the market for a while. Would $115,000 be too low to offer?... |
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 Which homeowner is responsible? |
i have a tree in my yard that my neighbor trims periodically because some branches are on his side of the fence. then he throws the branches in my yard.....who is responsible for disposal
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 I need roommate/apartment in the next month, where should I look? |
| I just recently graduated college and want to pay off my loans, so I thought getting a roommated in an apt would be the best way to go. Where do I look for one in my area? Knoxville, TN is a decent ... |
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 I don't wish to be unsympathetic but............? |
| Is it fair that those who don't buy house and contents insurance just get compensation anyway from the Government yet some people buy their insurance. Will the thrifty get handouts as well? I ... |
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 Anybody have any warning for me on buying house? |
| What should I be cautious about? what to look for so I am not getting ripped of by the lenders or others? what fees should I pay or not pay? Any ideas that will help me to avoid a bad situation ... |
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 How do I get my deposit back? |
I'm living in the UK, renting a place and may soon need to leave because I think the Lanlord intends to sell.
The problem is the estate agent that arranged the contract between me and the ... |
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 Help, I need legal advise about a tenant? |
| I have a tenant who is allowing her daughter's boyfriend to live at the house. He is not listed on the lease, nor will he be able to get on the lease since my house only has two bedrooms. I ... |
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 How do I get out? |
| I'm 17 and I have a 2 year old daughter (keep your judgements to yourself), my mother and I have different opinions on how I should raise my daughter. Basically I'm tired of living with her ... |
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 Landlord wont fix anything? |
| ok i posed a question on here 2 weeks ago about having problems with my landlord not fixing things and that they had been going on since i moved here in may i.e. sewage backing up into the house ... |
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 Considering purchasing a home with a septic system and well water? |
| Is it a good idea? What are some things to look for. Depth of well? Septic systems I know nothing about. Anybody have them for a long time or work on them? Thank you for your imput.... |
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 How do you close on a for sale by owner home? |
| We have our house up for sale ourselves and someone just made an offer. They're getting a FHA loan and said that we would probably need to pay closing costs, but I can't get anyone to tell ... |
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 Would someone making $80 000 a year be able to afford an apartment for $3985 rent?? |
| Would someone making $80 000 a year be able to afford an apartment for $3985 rent?? My sister has just started a job making that much, would she be able to afford that??... |
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wallderekj | Is there a difference between a condominium and an aprtment? |
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cartmansmom
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You rent an apartment for a year or two at a time. After you move out you have nothing to show for it. But they're also easier to get into and out of the agreement to live in it (the lease).
A condominium is financed the same way as a house. You get a mortgage and pay it until its paid off. They can be attatched like most apartments (though usually more space in them) or they can be detatched like a house. But you dont own the land that its on so you have to keep paying condo fees (100 to 300 a month around here) as long as you live there. They limit the stuff you can do to it, but they also do all the outside work (mowing, snow shoveling, upkeep on the home) for you. |
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Janey
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Generally speaking a Condominium (Condo) is property that you buy. They often look like apartments but can also be in the style of a Duplex or other styles. You will need a down payment and a loan unless you are able to buy outright. Often the owners belong to a Condo Association for their property where decisions are made about the care of the properties. Rules for just about any aspect of life in the condo are made by the association. There are dues for up keep of the shared aspects of the property such as the roof or the elevator or a parking lot. Your condo builds equity--hopefully and when you wish to sell it you will get the money back.
In an apartment you pay rent and get nothing back for your investment. Hope this is helpful. You definitely will need good people skills to work with your co-owners, but then good people skills are necessary to live just about anywhere. |
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xo_kellyanne_ox
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you can buy a condo and rent an apartment |
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mortgage help
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You own the condominium.
help@choicefinance.net |
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Valac Gypsy
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Condominium complexes are governed by state laws. Your homeowners association in conjunction with a management company will maintain those laws, & if you're an owner, not a renter, you can participate in problems/situations that impact the "community" of your complex. All I know about apartments is from the past, where negotiations were made between landlord & tenant, altho I believe some apartment complexes have "managers." |
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katrena_wooden
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You purchase a condo whereas you only rent an apartment. In a conco complex you pay a fee to live there usuallly around 250 per year the cost varies by community and city. |
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Bill P
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Yes - In a condo, you actually own it. An apartment is merely leased from the landlord, so you have no equity in it. |
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staceyandlerone@verizon.net
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You often are required to purchase a condominium, in many cities, you apply and a board reviews your application before you can purchase the property. Apartments are usually for rent or lease and do not have as many stricy guidlines for rental as a purchase of a condo. This does not always hold true in large cities, such as NY, LA, etc. |
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Pay No Taxes For Life
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Yes, with a condo, you own the air space inside the walls. You do not own an apartment, you rent it.
This site has many reports that will most likely answer most of your questions -- www.paynotaxesforlife.com |
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Claire
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Yes - you own a condo and it is yours - you can save alot of money and the money you pay is not going to waste like it is when you rent an apartment |
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