 Becoming a real estate agent at 18? |
| Can i become a real estate agent at 18? Maybe not as a full time job, but as a side job.LoL..thats all it is now..hehe..i am 15 now but i know alot about houses, financing the market etc..would i get ... |
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 I can't sell my condo and I need to do something fast? |
| I have a major financial dilema. I own a condo in Michigan where the economy and the housing market has pretty much hit rock bottom. I moved out of the condo a year and a half ago because I lost my ... |
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 Ok let me refine my question...? |
| A friend moved in to her apartment 4 years ago. Her mother co-signed on the lease, it is a yearly lease. Friend signed a new lease last year after going month to month so her rent would not go up. S... |
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 Landloard made mistake on lease and wants me to resign it to there benifite? |
| o.k sorry this if this is long but Im just trying to give you the whole story. o.k I live In Minnesota and I went to resign my lease for my appartment and I got a letter saying rent was going up to 52... |
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 Cockroaches in apartment, landlord-deadbeat, how can I solve this problem? |
| I have a really bad cockroach problem at my apt. the landlord has said that they would exterminate but then she said they have trouble with company that does it/switching companies, etc etc. NOTHING ... |
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 Low income? |
| i have just found out i am pregnant so me and my boyfriend are moving in together but we have a low income i am on 120 pound a month because i am doin a course and my boyfriend is on 290 a week the ... |
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 Security Deposit? |
| I am moving into a new apartment. The owner wants a security deposit in the form of a cashiers check made out to his personal name BEFORE the contract is signed. I was just wondering if that was ... |
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 Legally is there a way to stop my apartments maintenance men from entering my tx apartment without permission? |
| I just moved into my apartment last month. 3 weeks ago I was watching TV in my living room and heard someone trying to enter my apartment without knocking. They were putting a key in my lock and ... |
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 I want to know the price of house for sale in america? |
can you tell me some information about the housing in US, in some cities as new york, san franscisco, and washinton and so on
i found some very cheap in yahoo real estate, is it real or what?<... |
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 Landlord and Lease Problem? |
| I moved out of an apartment I had a cosigner with. She smoked marijuana 4 days out of the week with several friends. It was a horrible living situation so when a friend wanted to move in I was all ... |
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 We want to refinance our house....are we in trouble? |
| We were discussing refinancing before all of this sub-prime mess started to happen. Now I'm wondering if it's a bad time and if we'll have a problem securing a loan. We have good ... |
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 How much money do you make when you sell a house in the state of texas? |
Or whats the percentage that you get off of the amount you sold the house for like 2% or 5% etc.
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 If your solicitor has cost you c.£20k by negligence, what is the best course of action? |
| On selling house, solicitor failed to notice an unsigned deed of easment, which resulted in losing 2 buyers. 18 months on the property is unsold.... |
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 I quick deed my house to a investment company? |
| I made a agreement with a investment company for my house i own. They paid me 15k and would make payments for 1 year, at the end of 1 year they would pay off the loan. However its almost 8 months ... |
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 Is it a bad time to buy a house? |
| Some people say that real estate will drop to 1/4 of what the prices are right now in the near future. That means a condo in Los Angeles that some poor family bought 2 years ago for 400K will be 100K ... |
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lisagrndy | Rented property? |
why is it private landlords or estate agent lettings do not want dss clients my opinion is with people on housing benefit you are guaranteed the rent every week on time unless you have a good job or loads a money you cant afford private rented property plus there are no jobs guaranteed now your opinions please thankyou |
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TripleS
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Yes, the payments are guaranteed, but often and this is sadly factual, there are problems during the tenancy and after the residents move out. Many landlords consider this tenant base a high risk.
Additionally, because of federal housing laws, potential residents have to qualify within the rental criteria established by the landlord. So if the rental criteria states no charge-offs (this is an example only), then everyone who will be considered has to meet this criteria.
Many landlords only want to have a percentage of their property available or rented to those who are on housing assistance.
It is acceptable for any landlord or rental agency to not accept those who have housing assistance.
To help yourself find a nice rental home, make sure that you have good, verifiable rental references. This can go a long way in helping you find a nice place to live whether or not you are on housing assistance. |
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beverley.newman1@btinternet.com
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Other people have said it all! I once had a house I rented out for a while as it was in negative equity and we had to move to find work.The first year we got mature students,the university guaranteed the rent and they left it ok.The second was a mature lady on dss and was a complete pain in the a--e.She finally broke the agreement,left in the night owing us money,but thankfully left it clean and undamaged although both ourselves and the neighbours were glad to be rid of her.She had a partner who regularly came round brandishing a shotgun!!We later managed to sell it at a loss but it was a headache and I would never let again to dss even though I know people are not all the same. |
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Geoff E
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The reason is the attitude of DSS and councils. If you are claiming and working and they find out the council will reclaim the money for rent they have paid from the landlord if it was payed direct.
Also if tenants aren't working they may have more friends round and create more wear and tare on the property.
Also the paperwork involved and the hassles that the councils cause landlords.
It's a ridiculous situation and is responsible for a lot of government induced homelessness |
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stephenweinstein
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They think that anyone who does not have a real job either
a) does not have a job because they are too irresponsible, and are therefore too irresponsible to take care of the property
b) has an unofficial, illegal, job, such as prostitution or drug dealing |
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SAMANTHA T
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As a private Landlord myself, it is less the fact of regular payment than the state the property has been left in in the past. It seems that, when it is not someones own money paying the rent/ security payment, they couldn't give two hoots what the bill is to put right after, and again it is not the money that is the real problem, as undoubtedly the local authority will eventually cough up, but the time spent putting it right, meaning the property is left empty with no rental income. I understand that it is the few that give the majority a bad name, but isn't that always the case? and if it was your property, wouldn't you rather be choosy? |
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VOLLEYBALLY
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There are those who sap off of the system and this shows what type of person they really are. LL can see this when the tenant lives independently wealthy as they sap off the system and never bother getting a job. Because they can they do and many times these type of people do wreck the apartment or do something that causes the LL to lose money. There are people who truly need these benefits and the money and the tenant are welcome if that tenant is responsible and the money comes in. It is a game of weeding out the crummy people and more often than not, the ones who get all of these benefits have been working the system and sapping the system for years. |
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jcf6865
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Usually when a housing authority agrees to pay welfare type rent, they only pay a certain percentage of the total rent. Therefore, most owners choose to not accept partial payment with no guarantee that the proposed tenant will pay the balance. |
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sonya
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i think its because if they are not paying the rent themselves out their own pocket and its been paid by the dss they may not have the same respect for that property as someone who is paying it themselves, i know not everyone is like that but i guess there are people about who are. |
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shih tzu lady
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It takes DSS a good while to set up the payment scheme, so the landlord has to find the money for the mortgage payments until the money starts to come through. If he could afford to do this, he probably would as he knows he is guaranteed the rent eventually, but many landlords are doing it on a tight budget. Also, those not working are in the property longer during the day and running up larger utility bills which sometimes go unpaid, causing problems with debt at the property, and also fixtures and fittings are used more often so there is a quicker dilapidation process. Whilst you tenants think it's because we're discriminating, we're not, we're trying to cut out costs. |
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