 Is It A Criminal Offense If I Take Out A First Time Buyer Mortgage and Then Place The Property On Rent? |
Say for example if I take out a first time buyer mortgage and then place the property on rent however I DO declare to the taxman that the property has been placed on rent,......Is this permitted?
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 What are the pros and cons from walking away from your mortgage? |
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 Should I cancel the showing appts due to trash day? |
| I have 2 buyers scheduled through agents to show the home today, 1 at 1pm & the other at 2:30pm.The garbage doesn't get collected until 3:30pm.It's windy out and the neighborhood looks ... |
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 Would people be interested in being my roommate if I have 2 dogs? |
| Is this highly unlikely? I have to relocate and start all over, single now, but I am now responsible for our 2 indoor dogs...one small terrier, 3 1/2 yrs. old, but the other is a 1 yr old German S... |
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 Who is responsible for proving that my rent was paid? |
| I became injured last December and was out of work for 3 months. Since April I have paid my rent on time and also paid extra money in order to pay off my debt. After bringing my rent up to date as of ... |
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 Saw a house for sale I liked, how would I buy it? |
I have yet to begin saving, and me and my boyfriend make 70k a year, and its only 150k. How do I begin the process? Anything I should be on the lookout for?
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 Does wearing shorts and shirt in the pool affect the "health" of the pool? |
*The clothes are mostly cotton
*What about spas/hot tubs?
*In an apartment situation is it legal for one of the employ to kick you out of the pool just because you are not wearing a bathing ... |
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 A name for my house? |
I have just bought a new terraced cottage in a village and want to give it a name. My name is benton. any ideas?
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 Does a real estate agent really truly represent the best interests of a buyer? |
| Because usually both the seller and buyer agent get their cut from the final sell price, it seems like it's in their best interest to get the highest price so they each get a better commission. B... |
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 If my power went out while i was gone and food spoiled,should my landlord reimburse me for the food or...? |
knock the price of the food off the rent? The energy people came and fixed it temporarily but said it was my landlords problem.
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 A house is refinance for $199,000 and the payoff is $159,750. What exactly is meant by "payoff"? |
| I was at a foreclosure training session and the speaker was speaking very fast and time was limited. He shared information on a real deal that actually took place. He gave the refinance amount, the ... |
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 Could a good Lawyer afford this price for a condominium??? |
$1,395,000=the whole price.
how much would it be a month?
and could a good lawyer afford it?
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Curiouser | When PURCHASING (not renting out) a property what should be standard regarding appliances included? |
thanks to everyone who already answered this question. i'm not asking about renting it out, i have that covered - i'm asking about if i PURCHASE a property is it standard for the seller to include a stove and refrigerator in each of the units. sorry if i wasn't clear before! |
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Brian L
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Stove usually stays with the unit, though refrigerators are maybe 50/50 stay vs go. |
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gennadygorel
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I was formerly an real estate agent. There is no standard, it's all based on what is agreed. If the agreement is silent, then anything permanently affixed to the home stays and anything not permanently affixed goes.
Items that are permanently affixed include blinds, curtain rods, oven hoods, built in microwaves, built in ranges, etc.
Items which are not permanently affixed include most non-built-in appliances.
It is often easy to get people to throw in appliances when you are negotiating on price. If after you make an offer, the seller counters asking for money money, this is a good chance to say fine, but only if they throw in the refrigerator/washer, etc. |
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prof_einstein
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I would say that the stove, frig, and dishwasher should stay. others are optional. you can request anything you want on the offer sheet. i requested the riding lawn mower on an offer once. |
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Karen R
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There is no standard. Sometimes there are appliances left with the property sometimes there isn't. It is negotiated along with everything else in an offer. |
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Ms.loanofficer
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NO. NOTHING IS STANDARD WHEN YOU ARE BUYING A HOME. CHOOSE A HOME THAT HAS THE AMENITIES AND APPLIANCES THAT ARE APPEALING TO YOU. |
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Blossom_Kitty
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It usually depends on the home owner or realtor doing the selling. This is a buyer's market... I would look for items like a stove and frig to be standard..and even be willing to negotiate things like a dishwasher or ceiling fans and built in microwave....especially in a newer built home...but that also depends on the town you live in.
I'm in Central Florida and most of our newer or newly built homes are upgraded with ceiling fans, tile, dishwashers, frigerator and stove... |
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install3579
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With the rental properties we have purchased they were included. To make sure you should list them on your offer along with anything else that you want left on the property. this way there is no confusion and perhaps if they do not want to include them you can lower your price. By the same token some renters expect to have a stove and know they may have to buy a fridge, depending on the area I guess.
Most of the time what is included is listed on the offering sheet provided to you by the Realtor.
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thetoothfairyiscreepy
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THERE IS NO STANDARD, EVERYTHING IS NEGOTIABLE. Have it spelled out in the contract, so that there is no confusion. GET A REALTOR!!!
if the seller says "no appliances convey" or "stove conveys" then expect it to be there prior to closing, when you do the final walkthru.
if it's not in writing it's not enforceable. |
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katie-bug
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A stove is usually always included. Some sellers think the buyer will want to pick out their own fridges...guess that depends on the seller. |
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staci m
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no it is not standard.
it is up to the seller really.
mostly if it is an older stove it will stay.
and usually if it is custom built in it will stay as well
other than thqt in my expirence almost all of the apliances go with the seller |
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tx lady
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any built- ins should stay ,dishwasher , and usually the stove but not always you can usually negotiate about the appliances,but it is strictly up to the seller, but it must be included in the contract what stays and what goes |
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Serendipity III
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Appliances are not considered part of the structure so no they do not have to include it |
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