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 How much should I pun down on a house?
How much should I save up for a down payment on a house? I’m thinking about getting one that’s no more than $150,000....


 What tips to sell a house quickly?
Want to avoid going through a realtor, lots of pretty land in country (though not so pretty in winter) - house is small - also, how can small cracks in the walls be covered?...


 Denying a Potential Tenant Application?
okay i am on a condo association board and we had someone apply who wants to rent. he gave us an application and lied about his criminal history and we denied it- now he is talking about suing- can ...


 Landlord refused to give me deposit! HELP!!!!?
I moved from NY to TX in 8/07. My landloard in NY still refused to give me my $1200 deposit. I called + email. He keep postponing it. Now he don't even answer my call + email!!!! It's ...


 Question about buying a flipped house?
The seller bought the house in april 07 for 91,000.00
They maybe put 10,000 into fixing it up and now want to sell for 134,900. Is this justified? Can I lowball and get a much better price?
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 I rent and have modified my apartment will i be fined?
the place was a wreck so i took the doors off the cabinets and painted everything white to make it look nicer. i feel it makes it much better but am worried the owner will charge me or evict me. i ...


 Closing Gifts?
I want to get feedback on what you would expect from a Realtor as a closing gift when you purchase your home. Thanks
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wow great answrs...I am shocked at your gifts! I ...


 DO realtors lie to get what they want from the buyer? Please be straight with me. I feel sometimes like our?
realtor is telling us things to try and hurry along the sale....


 What U.S state has a good asian population besides California and New York?
and is a good state to live in lol ...that has entertainment (major) industries such as record labels etc....and a good nightlife...safe....and good quality of life?im not racisis or anything but its ...


 Besides a house or a car, name the most expensive purchase in someone's life?
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 We have been living in a apartment for months on a 13 month lease?
We want a house because of a new baby coming. Our rent is $580 a month for 500 or so square feet, is that a bad deal? How can we break the lease. The lease says if we do we must pay 200 plus the 580 ...


 If my landlord does not pay his mortgage with the rent money I give him?
What rights do I have if I were ever to be evicted?
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Sorry, I should have added that they bank may want to repossess the property. Nothing whatsoever to do with me ...


 How do I evict someone out of my house that doesn't pay rent and there was never an agreement between us?
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 Can i get a homeloan with 520 credit score and no job?
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 Is buying a home a difficult processes?
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 Do you think UK property prices are unreasonable esp. for single people who want to buy property on their own?
If you are earning minimum wage or just a bit more and want to live in an area where you feel safe, it's almost impossible to be able to afford property by yourself, don't you think?
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 When being shown around a property what are the key things to look for, and questions to ask?
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 Are there any creditors that will lend money to a person with a low score...to buy a first property?
My credit isn't strong at all.....I can pay a mortgage...just don't have any money for a down payment....Help....


 Does anyone know of any fiance companies that would give 100% financing for a low credit score?

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Thank you for your answers.I did try lending tree but the company they sent me to wants 10,000 down....


 Closing on a house at 10am tomarrow morning!!!?
I sign all the paper work tomarrow at 10am.,,is there a chance the bank will run the credit reports again on closing day? Its sunday now and all banks are closed....Friday I got the call that all the ...



tink007bell
What happens when you have an oral contract with your land lord and he wants to sell the house 2 mon. after?
I have rented from him for 3 yrs. and have had no contract ever and no problems. I recently moved into another rental of his and did another oral agreement. When we moved in he stated he did not want to sell only rent, two months later after he seen all the work i did to the house he now wants to sell what can i do please help.
                     
 




Rmprrmbouncer
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you're screwed....sorry to be so blunt...but you might be able to get him for the repairs and if you have records of them and what you've put into the place,and receipts, you might be able to take him to small claims court.

NEVER EVER rent a home w/o a lease or contract!!!! the guy's a slum and he's using you!

Or you could even cause some "slight" (OOPS!) damage to the work you've put into it and also since the landlord doesn't have a lease documented, he could very well be screwed too! For he has no proof that you were his tenant! (LOL)


cool_breeze_2444
There's an old saying that goes like this: An oral agreement isn't worth the paper it's written on.

In other words, without a signed contract, he can pretty much do what he wants. You might be able to take him to court, but you'd need some mighty strong witnesses on your side. More than likely, you're going to have to find a new place to live.


WindowLicker
you're in a month-to-month tenancy. You're screwed. Live and learn: don't improve someone else's property.


rita_alabama
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If it's an oral agreement, you might be screwed. If it's on paper, legally, in most states, the new owners have to abide by the rental agreement until it expires. Unfortunately, there's no proof of an oral agreement. You might want to talk to your old landlord about getting something in writing, to protect you once the new owners take over. However, most places are much harder to sell if they are already tenant-occupied, since most owners looking to occupy the house. You might consult a lawyer, or the best thing to do might be to start looking for a new rental.


Peggy K
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Without a written agreement, you're out in the cold. Sorry to hear it. Maybe... just maybe... he has something else??? But, of course, you'll want to do any future business with him ON PAPER.


cogs
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Pack up.


seefutguy
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based on your relationship with him since you have known each other for 3 years and are probably on good terms your best bet is to try and negotiate some sort of compensation for your work...

I am also not so convinced that you may be totally screwed if you were to take this to small claims arguing that the work you put into the home was in consideration of the fact that he was not to sell the home...if you can prove that this is what he had told you and not what you had assumed from him then you may have a leg to stand on...not the easiest argument but your position looks weak


da_horror32
Unfortunately, without the protection of a lease agreement you really do not have any recourse here. In CA where I'm from, this is a contract that requires a writing and I am certain that most states would follow suit. Hiring an attorney and pursuing this further is probably not worth it.
Look for another place and make sure to fill out a lease agreement with your next place. This is both for you and your landlord's protection.


comic book guy
without a lease there isnt really anything you can do.


081
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Unfortunately, there isn't anything that can be done. Oral agreements are rarely held accountable as binding contracts and because there are no signed contracts either, you're really left with only one option and that is to find a new place to live.

I'm sorry you're having to go through this and I hope that you are able to find a new home quickly and easily, preferably with a written contract. I wish you the very best!


manojlamba
just write to him, have some correspondence with him, prepare proofs that he have agreed for 3 years. create witnesses. consult a reputed lawyer, who may help.

dont vacate.

check whether the new buyer is coming to stay or he will be accepting rent from u.


ctbnewport
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i really, really hate to say it, but i think you're screwed.

it sounds to me like he 's going to sell the house, and it sure isn't worth it to pursue him legally to stop him anyways-- even if you did have a verbal agreement. if you kept your receipts, you might try submitting them to the landlord, but if he tells you he's not going to reimburse you, you'd have to take him to small claims over it anyways.

you have been hosed, i've been there, and i'm sorry.


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