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 Is it illegal to live in your car? UK?
I've been reading a lot about Americans going into foreclosure and resorting to living in their car. I've been thinking about this and though it would be a good way to save up some money. W...


 I have a feeling my landlord is entering my property when I'm at work. ?
I have no proof but a few things have strangely gone missing. I wondered if any one had any commonsense ways or traps I could subtely set near the front door or even on the door knob to see if I am ...


 Will a mortgage lender finance a home that is real estate owned?
the house is in poor repair on the inside, it needs just cosmetic work though, nothing structural. it is a fairly large house 4 BR and 1.5 B on 3 acres and they r asking $54,000. i know that in the ...


 What would be better, a home equity loan or refinance at lower rate to add on to my home?
I'm wanting to add on to my home but I've never used a home equity loan. I have used the refinance method where you borrow a little extra to add on. What would be the best now, with the way ...


 Does my landlord have any legal right to withhold my security deposit due to a quote from a repair contractor?
My washer's hose got loose.It leaked water into my neighbor's floor and carpet.I was billed for the water extraction hence I was sent a statement during my lease time.I have just moved out.I...


 Am I still an owner of my house?
My partner is going to get a second on the house. I am on the first loan and on the deed as well. She told me since I am a full time student and not currently employed, that she will be the only one ...


 Is a landlord required to tell you if someone died in the house that you are thinking about renting?
Is a landlord required to tell you if someone died in the house that you are thinking about renting? I live in GA and when we looked at a house The londlord said the last person that lived their died ...


 Need help deciding on mortgage! Please help!?
Jonathan
I need help deciding on a mortgage? HELP!!!?
Purchase price is 198k Doing an 80/15.
8.5 on second mortgage heloc on all options

6.0 30 yr fixed 1 point origination<...


 Closing your real estate transaction using an attorney or escrow company?
living on the west coast; use an attorney or escrow company to close on a purchase of a single family residence & why? The property is a median priced house....


 Is it possible for a homeowner to successfully renegotiate their principle balance down with their lender?
I bought my house is 2006 and it is now worth almost $100k less than what I paid for it. I can make the payments, but am seriously considering walking away in lieu of losing $100k. Has anyone been ...


 When privatly renting what do i expect to pay?
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 Offer on a house in ny- can we counter offer our first offer after it was accepted?
we offered 500K on a 505K condo in brooklyn with 50% off transfer taxes and it was accepted. we hadn't done all the research we should have and now want to go back and offer less than what we ...


 Water damage at apartment? Who pays?
So the apartment above us had a water leak in the wall and the water drained down through the walls into our walls in our bathroom. Any way this caused damage to the drywall, ceiling, ventilation, ...


 How much notice do I have to give the landlord before I move out?? (I never had a lease).?
I moved into the place Im at in May of this year....I cant stand the neighborhood Im in, nor the people in this building, so my husband and I found this beautiful apartment in a nice neighborhood so ...


 How do I deal with a rent increase of $250 which violates my lease agreement?
I signed a lease for $700, which I paid monthly on the dot for three months. This last month, it was $950. I signed a one year lease clearly stating $700. I talked to the management office, but I ...


 What is the difference between a house with a septic tank, and one with a public sewer?
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 Call me thick but what does 'Recession' mean?
I keep hearing how this country might go into recession but dont know exactly what this is. Also what is this 'Credit Crunch' all about? what does that mean? lol I sound like a right thicky ...


 How can I get a $30,000 loan to buy a 2.5-acre parcel of vacant land in Florida?
Also, could I borrow enough to put in a well, septic tank, and power pole? Please don't give answers like, "Go to the bank."...


 I own a 1988 mobile home and would like to donate or get rid of it and dont know how to start.?
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 My friend & her children live w/her mom who is the sole name on the lease. Does my friend have rights to stay?
we live in MN. My friend and her two children live in a two bedroom apartment for over a year now with her mother. Her mother is the only name on the lease. Her mother just had to go to the hospital ...



naive
What are the legalities of not accepting a full asking price offer to purchase?
Think real estate agent suggested listing price to low, that way it sold quickly. Got an offer for listing price on first day shown. Do I have to accept this offer, when I think I want more for the house.
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Rae T
I don't think you ever 'have' to accept an offer - it's your house. Why are you listing for lower then you really want? I would decline the offer and advise your agent to immediately up the list price of your home. Then they can let the other agent nkow to inform their client.


porkchop
Let me see if I got this straight.....you listed your house at a specific price, you got an offer the very first day of showing at your asking price and now you think you don't want to accept it. I can't tell you how lucky I feel that I haven't had to deal with a seller like you. Don't be a jerk.


Karen R
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Why, in Gods, name didn't you list it at what you wanted too. Sounds to me like the real estate agent did her job. No, you don't have to accept it but if you look at your listing agreement there is most likely a clause in there something to the effect of if a buyer is found who is ready, willing and able to purchase at your list price then you will owe a commission even if you don't take it.


walkerhound03
I would think that you do not have to accept any offer no matter what the asking price is. At this point you have no legal obligation with the buyers whatsoever until you accept their offer. You could always counter offer.


cdahomes
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Your listing agreement says that "If a buyer is found you agree to sell your property for a specified amount" Sometimes someone has been looking for a home for a long time then your home hits the market and it is exactly what they wanted so they don't want to lose it. Ask your realtor to see the comparibles so you know your home wasn't priced too low. Or call a realtor in your town and ask what a 4bd 2 bath homes in your area are going for. you can also get on most realtor web sites and have access to your "Multiple listing Service" and put in a search for properties just like yours and see what pops up. If you need help E-Mail me and I will do it for you. JimsExit@yahoo.com


Phoenix, Wise Guru
Ask another realtor if the asking price was too low. If they don't think so, thank your lucky stars you got asking price.

You never have to accept an offer. If the asking was too low, reject the offer and have your realtor list it higher immediately.


roxy
No, you don't have to accept. Counter offer with the price that you want to get. I think your real estate agent was looking for a quick sell by telling you to list low. You should always list what your home is worth.


Searchlight Crusade
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If you reject it, you may theoretically be liable for the commission, depending upon the contract you signed. I've never heard of someone suing and winning though. Bad business practice.

You always have the right to reject an offer. But I'd be real certain before I rejected or countered a full price offer - it's a good way to lose the best offer you may ever get. Maybe the perfect buyer hit on day one - it happens. I've seen it. It may be underpriced, but research before you do anything. I've also seen sellers blow off the best offer in town.


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