 How do I kick a roommate out that's not on our lease?(We live in California)? |
We are having several problems with our roommate:
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 If I want to buy a house, what should I do first? |
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| I'm now 18 and planning on moving out within the next 6 months, and i just wanted to know at what age did you leave home with your parents, and got your own apartment, or house.... |
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 Estate Agents .... love them or hate them ??? |
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 Can I back out of a home purchase before closing? |
| I have had an inspection of the home about 4 weeks ago and that was where my concerns started. The home owners were home so I was not able to to tour the entire house with the inspector. The ... |
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| How many houses can a person own? |
| Is it legal for a person to own like ten houses?... |
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 I have rented out my flat and need advice about my Tenants? |
| My Tenant has emailed me to say he doesn't like the style of sink I have in my flat and can we discuss changing it. I have a Victorian style bathroom with a large square sink stand. I think ... |
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 I helped my brother to get a house, he stopped making pmts since Jan08. I have my own house. what will happen? |
| we are both in the mortgage loan. I just started receiving phone calls from the lender. I know eventually we will face foreclosure. I currently have a very good credit and since I have my own house, ... |
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 How to get a tennant out......HELP!!!? |
| We have rented a house out for the past year and have given the tennant 2 months notice, she is a DHSS tennant and we get money through her not the council. Her cheque bounced this month and rent is ... |
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 How do i buy a house when i have £80,000 in savings and the property is advertised at £139,995? |
can i give £80,000 in deposit and pay the rest in monthly instalments of around £1,000?
what is mortgage?
i am new to england. immigrated from australia due to business ... |
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 What do I look for in a Mortgage Broker???(1st time Home Buyer)? |
I am starting on the home buying process (1st home). People told me to start searching for a good mortgage broker but what do I look for in them???
Thanks!!!... |
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 What is the first thing we need to do to buy our first house? |
My husband and I are wanting to buy our first home.
We know there are government programs and loan programs out there for first-time buyers.
We have NO idea where to start, ... |
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 Why is my rent due on the 1st, when my move in date isn't until the 7th? |
| Rent is due on the 1st period. No grace period or I incur a $100 late fee.. I talked him into a 5 day grace period... Shouldn't my rent be due on the 7th of every month? If not, I'm ... |
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 What does it mean? |
| To say you have a lien on your house? What is lien? whats the benefit? disadvantages?... |
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 Am I in a good position to buy a home? |
| I'm 23 years old and I have about $50,000 secured to use as a down payment on a home. I've been renting an apartment for 2 years and I feel like I'm throwing my money away. I finally ... |
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 I have had to drop my house from £210,000 to £190,000? |
due to the credit crunch/house slump, and now the reduced stamp duty, more and more sellers are having to reduce there homes. My house is a 4 bed,with conservatory.
I wonder how many people who ... |
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 At what age you got your first house? |
| Buying a house in today's market seen unreachable for lots young buyer. If you are the lucky ones, at what age you got your first house. How did you do it?... |
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 Renting with no tenancy agreement, do I have to pay? |
| I have been renting a place for about 6 months, my partner left me and I had to apply for housing benefit. Anyway, it's taken over 9 weeks for the council to sort out the rent andf they still ... |
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hbrownx | Ok i'm tryin to get on the property ladder. who is makin up these house prices cause they r too expensive. |
i have a good career, i earn a fair bit, just not enough to buy a house in essex. why r they so expensive. |
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me
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the estate agents
they just put any price they want on any ol' house |
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lulu
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Not good, is it? I know we live in a capitalist economy, where one squeezes the maximum price for what one has to sell, but if builders were to sell their houses at a price based on cost plus margine, surley this would help? I cannot believe that if house prices double over, say, a two year period, the building costs also double. |
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*~STEVIE~* *~B~*
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Too many people x not enough houses = high prices. |
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cakeyspig
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OK It's the sellers of the properties OK They just want as much as they can get OK you'd be the same if you were selling OK instead of buying OK yar |
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SnoddersB
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The property developers are behind the prices. It only costs about £50,000 to build a house for the average family and the land costs to be added to that. the builders just double those costs to make the selling price. this means that on average the builders are making about £150,000 per house. |
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RIGGS
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if you look into it,i think its the council,they do like a part home owning plan,where you actually buy half the house,and they own the other half,then say in a few years time ,if your circumstances change,you can buy their half...no its not a wind up,one of my old pals has done this? worth looking into? |
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Guardian angel
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Don't worry,soon we will all be reaping the rewards of having thousands of the Polish workers,working for a pittance,in the construction industry.Surely the vast savings made by putting our own people out of work will filter through to the house buyer. not. |
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vivienne
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We know in the some cities of our country ,the house price is also very expensive.But our country has a new lawmaking for countroling the real estate industry .But we can not say that the price get lower,but it is better than before.And now in our city,our house price is lower more only $262/square meter .and in the past time,it is more than $350/square meter. |
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I have heard a whisper the govt is bringing out new legislation to give first time buyers a better chance of purchasing property. it is something to do with builders building houses and like it used to be houses will be sold at a stated price no bidding allowed. |
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dels replies
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Nobody makes prices up.They are established by market forces of supply and demand.In Essex which is a typical commuting county especially to the East, There is a shortage of decent modern houses and the demand has pushed the prices up as prospective buyers have competed with one and other to get the house they like. It depends a bit on what sort of mortgage your salary would allow you to have and whether you aspirations of the type and location of your ideal property meet this figure.It might mean you have to set your sights a bit lower when looking a t properties.I live in Basildon in Essex.I know it has had some criticism in the past but it is not a bad place with plenty going for it and it is easy to commute from.There are quite a lot of properties for sale in all sorts of locations ranging from £150K to £250K or more.Whether these would be within your price range I don't know or you might feel that this area is not your thing.All you can do is keep looking. But prices will only go up. They will not come down in the short term. |
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me myself and u
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the prices arent made up, the core problem is that there are too many people and not enough houses being built, itll get worse whilst the labour government continues to have an open door policy on imigrant workers who are being housed by greedy landlords in private rent accomadation, these landlords are buying up most of the property that comes onto the market and 1st time buyers cant compete with these inflated prices, supply has to outway demand to bring the prices down, this will onyl be achieved by 1... putting a block on imigration,2....passing laws to prevent the private landlords from monopolising the market and 3.....the most important point building lots of affordable homes both in the private sector and council housing, i live in n.ireland and we too have this huge problem. |
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Hoodoo
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It is the demand for houses. On average there is around 12 people for everyhouse so it is because evrybody wants one that is why they are so expensive if 10 million people in this country decided to not buy a house prices would just plummet but that 10 million isn't just going to happen. If you can't reallya fford what you want move out a bit into the country and spend that extra 30 mins travelling but having a better size home. If you look on rightmove.co.uk the area now and then a different area 20 miles away further away from the city look at what you can get in that area. Good Luck! |
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Mr Quack
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You're in the same boat as a lot of people unfortunatley.
It's all about greed I'm afraid. Greedy estate agents over inflating prices and trying to squeeze as much money out of buyers as possible as they know there is a shortage of houses. Also the greedy buy to let landlords who own dozens or more properties (well the bank owns them actually).
Wish there would be some legislation that restricts the number of properties you are allowed to own - that would cool the market down but doubt it would ever happen.
I'm just hoping interest rates go up a bit more, people stop buying and the government builds more houses. I don't want to see a massive crash like the 80s and 90s but just an adjustment so everyone can afford to buy if they want to. |
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PAULITA ¿C?
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I'm afraid they're expensive because of all the selfish buggers who buy-to-let. These people own dozens of houses in some cases and keep the market artificially high. I'm renting and never intend to buy in the UK - it's simply a waste of money and a huge burden for the rest of your life. As long as you can get your head round the fact you're paying someone else's mortgage, renting is fine. |
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