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 Why doesn't my realtor want to give back my documents after my offer got rejected?
My california real estate broker told me over the phone that she shredded my deposit check even after I told her I'll pick it up. I asked her if I can have the shredded check back she tells me ...


 Realtors: if i only offer 4% on my house, do both the selling and buying agents get 2%?

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The house is worth about 250-275k...I found it on the internet, and i had a buyers agent.....i thought it was insane to pay 6% to have her unlock the door, show me ...


 What does the H.U.D. stand for? And what does it do?
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 Has anyone out there gotten a reverse mortgage?
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 How old do you have to be to legally rent out your own flat?

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In England....


 I just bought a house, before I closed on the house I noticed someone shattered the sliding glass window,?
The listing agent stated by e-mail that she would take care of paying the window repair company, (I already sent her the estimates from two comapnies). Now I get an e-mail that states I have to pay ...


 Our house is for sale, we just got an offer, but it will leave us 12,000 in the hole, after realtor fees.?
Has been on the market for 4 months, this is the first offer, we are getting about 2 showings a week. We are currently paying 2 mortgages. 6% goes to realtor. Can we ask if she would reduce her ...


 If you make 2 mortgage payments a year, how fast can you pay off a 30 year mortgage?
I heard you take 7 years off a mortgage if you make one extra payment. I was wondering how many years you save if you make 2 payments....


 How much does a real estate realtor get paid?
i know they get paid by each house they sell, but how does it work?...


 What is the legal grace period for postmarking rent checks?
My rent is due on the first of the month, but I had heard that as long as it gets postmarked by the fifth there are no legal grounds for the landlord to charge me a late fee. Is this true?...


 Help purchasing a house?
I have been trying to get Section 8 housing for years but there is such a shortage of vouchers. Since I am on a small fixed income, with two young children, I recently moved to IN. where the cost of ...


 What legal rights do squatters have ?
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 How much is 800euro in pounds?
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 What type of lawyer do I hire to settle a timeshare dispute?
The timeshare was bought in mexico but I guess they have a the main office in san diego, ca. I live in California. They have not contacted us yet....


 My landlord says as long as it's regular business hours him or whoever he sends over can come in my apartment
at any time. The thing is they just unlock the door and come right in. I don't think that's allowed. Right , I did get a chain lock for my door. But it still bothers me that he thinks he ...


 Walk away or try to re-negotiate the purchase price?
I recently agreed to purchase a brand new home for $515K - with a $5K down payment, and an up front pymt. for the upgrades in the amount of $40K (total pymts = $45K). Because the market has taken a ...


 Where can i find property for sale in sabden lancashire?
I'm looking to move to the sabden area and want to know the names of local estate agents....


 How to rite letter to a real estate agent?
i like to buy a house i need home for ...


 Does a housing association pay to change your locks if your key breaks in the lock and its not your fault?
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 19 year old first time home buyer?
I'm 19 years old and am interested in purchasing my first home. I have a steady job that i've had for over a year, I gross a little less than $600 per week. I have a credit card but i'...



rfxdwg01
Just moved from CA to SC & HATE IT.bought a house. when can we sell w/o paying lg penalties?
bought a house in SC due to low cost of living. sure not in KS anymore! we r 2 retired folks, just put over 20K in the house for upgrades & remodel(what a mistake that was). not to old to work I'm 58 and other 1/2 is 61.any thoughts of how to get out of here w/at least what we have put into the house & move back closer to CA, like NV or AZ? please help!!!! I'm going crazy.........
                     
 




smilin1
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The only penalties I can think of may come from the mortgage you originated. Check your documents, and or with your lender to see if you have a pre-payment clause that may be due if you sell before a specified time. Even if you did not put any additional upgrades in your home it usually takes about 2 years of ownership before you can recoup your expenses. Your best option may be to rent the property out with an option to buy. Buy doing this you may find a tenant that will take care of the property because they will possibly buy at the end of the term. Another plus is that you will collect higher rent for this option. In addition, you may save some selling expense at the end of the term. Be sure to use an attorney to assist you. Also be cautious about using a rental agency to manage your property. Do it yourself if you can. Using the rent with option to buy method can get you the time you need to be able to recoup your expenses.


WHUFF
Look at your loan documents to see if there is a prepayment penalty


Paula M
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in your loan docs, there is a section specific to prepayment penalties.....IF you have one, it's usually 36 months......Next time you move......rent first!!!!


newmexicorealestateforms
Yikes ok first get an experienced licensee in your area to give you some guidance and what you can expect in your particular area's selling market it might be that it will be on the market for some time. As to taxes here are some links that might help you
IRS: Selling your Home Publication: http://www.irs.gov/publications/p523/index.html and http://www.irs.gov/publications/p523/ar02.html
IRS: Home Sale Exclusion rules, publication: http://www.irs.gov/newsroom/article/0,,id=105042,00.html
IRS: Tax information when buying a home: http://www.irs.gov/publications/p530/ix01.html
IRS: Deductible costs when purchasing real property:
http://www.irs.gov/publications/p551/ar02.html#d0e2000
IRS: http://www.irs.gov/
IRS: 3.6 Itemized Deductions/Standard Deductions: 6. Real Estate (Taxes, Mortgage Interest, Points, Other Property Expenses): http://www.irs.gov/faqs/faq3-6.html
SOCIAL SECURITY: Receiving special payments (income) after you retire for work done before you started getting your social security:
http://www.socialsecurity.gov/pubs/10063.html
Social Security: All publications by the department: http://www.socialsecurity.gov/pubs/englist.html
Given your strong desire to move if the agent that is helping you sell the property can not sell it, you might want to try this (my favorite link)
Burying old St Joseph to sell your home: http://www.snopes.com/luck/stjoseph.asp
Happy Holidays and Buena Suerte


Alex - California
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Specifically it is the Promissory nNote that stipulates the terms of your loan, at the end of the "NOTE" you should have a section called pre payment clause or rider. This will tell you if you have a pre pay penalty and how long it is until you can get out without a penalty.


Bradford K
Why not rent the place out? I believe SC is a very hot housing market, so you could easily rent it for more then your mortgage payment, hold onto it for a few years and then sell it when you are of retirement age to avoid some of the taxes possibly.


Kevin H
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Pre payoff penalties are likely what you are asking about so heres what they are, and why they are there. A mortgage loan that has a fixed then adjustable feature will have a pre pay to insure it has either some shelf life, or instant profit for the bank. Any loan fixed or otherwise will have a pre-pay also if the lender is receiving rebate. Generally the prepay will not allow more than a specified amount of pay down per year during the pre pay term.
If you trigger a escalation clause the most often used penalty is 6 months interest on 80% of the original loan amount.


Latigo
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It depends on the market price of your upgraded house. For example, say you paid $200,000 for the house and put $21,000 into upgrades. If can sell it for, say, $240,000,000 and pay sales commission of $14,400 (6%) and closing costs of perhaps $4.500, you break even, not taking into consideration the cost of moving to SC and back to AZ. Since you would be making no profit on the sale, the transaction would not be subject to income taxes so you would not be penalized for the sale.


and so
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6 months


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