I am buying a house!!? |
I am buying a two bedroom house in swansea, it's on the market for 96,000 and i've been approved a mortgage for this amount and i have put an offer in, which has been excepted.
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Cost of owning a home versus renting a home? |
What is the real cost of owning a home verses renting Additional Details I guess what I am asking is what other fees are there in owing a home. Is tax a major issue etc.... |
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Rent increase before lease is up? |
| do i have any rights if my landlord increases my rent before my lease is up? i thought while under a lease rent couldnt be upped until my lease is up. I have no problems with my landlord except he ... |
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Can I break my lease? |
| I live in Owings Mills, MD. My car has been hit multiple times outside of my apartment. Also the other night my fiance caught a man trying to break into my car. I also recently got a new job and ... |
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I got accepted for mortgage, and i asked seller can i have house for 220 k instead of 225k.? |
| she said no too me, it was meant to be a private sale and she is my mothers next door neighbour. My point is house value is 225k and shes asking for 225k surely 220k isnt a bad offer.. i thought that ... |
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Can I get rid of Private Mortgate Insurance now? |
| Hi. We bought our house in 99 for $145 k. We then refinanced and took out a loan in 03 - so our new loan balance was $210k. Our current balance on the house is about $198k. We're still ... |
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What is better - renting or home ownership? |
| I've been throwing a lot of money in the past few years at renting places to live. I hate to think that this eats up a good piece of my budget. I was wondering if it'd be easier to own a ... |
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Is there a fee for using a realtor when purchasing a home? |
| My fiance thinks no, and that the fee is paid by the seller. It seems to me that the seller would tack on the fee to the selling price so ultimately it is still the buyer that pays it in the end. T... |
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Can a landlord charge me for a new subfloor in the kitchen when we only ripped the linoleum? |
I am having so many issues with my old landlord and we haven't lived there is over a year. She is charging me for the following damages...
-Tear in the linoleum $900 (we agreed to buy new ... |
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Noisy neighbour? |
I have just reported a neighbour because I can hear him beating his children (they visit him on the weekend) and the kids are scremin so much that it scares me.
He also plays loud music at ... |
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Can anyone tell me the benefits of having 100% equity in your home?? |
| Like what are your options, especially if the value has gone up?? Are the benefits really good? What does it mean when you are ready to sell?... |
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Good Credit, Have Debt...Can i get a Mortgage? |
| By year's end I will have about 15k in credit card debt. I currently make between 45k-50k and am looking to get a condo under 150k with around 10k down and I am a first time home buyer. I have ... |
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Would u be "pissed" if your fiance bought expensive "toys" rather than saving for a house/wedding |
| We have been engaged for 2 yrs and he just got out of debt and has some extra money now.I want to put money away for a house/wedding(both of us) but instead he keeps buying expensive stuff(drums/car ... |
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If i have been renting a home sence 1992 from the same man do i get equity in it? |
| when renting a property that i have paid two times the retail market value. is there any way to have equity?... |
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Why haven't we gotton an offer on our house? |
| We are selling by owner, but we have our house listed in the MLS. We are paying a 3% commission to a buyer's agent. We have listed our house according to a realtor's recommendation, based ... |
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MO | Is there a way to sell a home and acreage in Texas without paying a commission? |
I want to sell my home and acreage in South Texas without paying a 3%-6% commission. Is there a way to list it online?
I looked up for sale by owner, but I would still have to pay the buyers realtor commission, I don't want to do that. I am going to sell the property for over $1 million, and don't want to have the high fees. |
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Chad
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Sure, you can sell it yourself. Though you're not covered by Errors and Omissions insurance, so if you screw up the contracts, do something discriminatory (even unintentionally), etc. then YOU are liable. I don't know about you, but I'm not an expert in Real Estate law, so I leave that to those who are.
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Atlanta Realtor
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You will need to find a buyer who is either not working with a Realtor, or does not mind paying their Realtor $35,000 out of pocket. Good luck with that... |
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Agape
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mmm ebay? talk to a lawyer, you obviously have the money.... sell it BY OWNER and then be VERY picky.. ONLY accept calls from indivuduals, not realtors...... you are NOT bound to accept calls and offers from peopel represented by realtors...... |
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justhere
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for sale by owner...craigslist....newspaper ad...custom signs..zillow? |
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oceanpotionâ„¢
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Try listing the house for sale on craigslist if you want to sell your property by yourself. If your local newspaper has an online ad section, then you can put your house listing on there too. |
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Julesz
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Nope you are paying either way. You can save yourself money if you sell yourself. But you are still paying the buyers realtor. |
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Traverse City Agent
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Sell it through a real estate auction. You will pay a marketing fee. Expect it to be a couple thousand. With vacant acerage you shold also have some expenses as they prepare a due diligence package that verifies how the land can be developed and split as well as any oil or mineral rights. Sale should happen 60-90 days later. The buyer pays a premium over the winning bid that covers both the auction expense as well as any realtor fees.
Make sure you work with a successful auction house that has sold the same kind of property that your looking to sell. They need to know who they will be marketing to. |
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rhsaunders
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Yes. Advertise it as "for sale by owner -- no broker cooperation." Of course, then you have to find a buyer yourself -- no small task on a property worth over $1 million. I bought a house once without using a broker; there were no particular problems involved since I was familiar with the necessary paperwork. |
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Nothingusefullearnedinschool
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Anywhere in the U.S., you can sell the property yourself, just pay for title insurance and whatever else is required by law in that jurisdiction.
I would recommend http://www.zillow.com/ One option they have is "Make Me Move", in which people can list their real estate and list it for about 14% above the valuation...Of course, you would have to do most of the work yourself
There are a number of other websites available, but I would suggest zillow.
Of course, there is also the old newspaper route; select a national or at least regional publication for best results. |
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SpeakTruthToPower
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Create your own website. Many people do.
Talk to someone about helping you put the website up; it won't cost a lot of money and it would be worth it.
However, why would you object to paying 3% for selling a $1 million piece of property. I mean, really, you want to sell it but you don't want any help>
A professional realtor has access to many resourecs that you will never have access to, and many people with money. Choose the right land broker and you will have the property sold in no time. Why would you think 3% is too high for someone's years of expertise and knowledge and contacts.
sounds like you are really cheap to me. |
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Jorge A
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no |
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cafemoto
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have a lawyer involved so you don't get screwed.
It will be worth the money....you're not selling a $50,000 car, its a sizable transaction. You would die if something were to go wrong. -just my two cents |
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