 As a Realtor what is the best way I could win your business? |
| There are so many realtors and being recently divorced I am in need of more business. How could i do this without becoming a annoying 'salesperson"?... |
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 My boiler broke down and my landlord won't fix it? |
| it has been broke down for over a month now i have no central heating, and no hot water,and 2 small children in the house. what can i do about it?... |
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 Question about banks and mortgages? |
If my credit union collapses, what would happen to my mortgage? Who would take over it, the federal government?, another bank?
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so what your saying is I'd have to ... |
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 How much does a condo unit cost in California???...? |
at least in a safe and healthy community..thanks..I was wondering if I can afford to move out...
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I would want to live somewhere near the beach..but i'm also ... |
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 How do I find a good relator? |
| I am getting ready to sell my house and I don't know where to begin as far as selecting a relator. Are there any criteria I should look for when selecting a relator?... |
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 Mice in flat? |
There is a girl at work, who says she has mice in her flat, is that anything to do with cleanliness? She is on the top floor.
Plus she has threatened to call the environmental health on ... |
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 Question about Interest only mortgage.? |
| There some lenders that offer a fixed rate mortgage that only requires the interest payment for, lets say, first 10 years of the loan. Now, with this type of loan, does the borrower have the option ... |
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 Is this the right time to buy a house? Should I wait some more? |
| I have some money to invest in it. Some folks say "yes" some are on the other side. I want to buy a property in South Florida and make it my primary residence.... |
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 Why are fixed mortgage rates and adjustable rates different? |
| I just saw that a 30 year fixed mortgage is 6.07% and a 5/1 ARM is 5.91%. What are the reasons why these rates differ by nearly .2%?... |
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 I am purchasing a property and my buying broker wants to charge administrative fee of $400? Is this common? |
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its a 250K condo and he wants to charge an admin fee and says it happens in every borkerage firm. on top of that, he gets to split the commission with the selling ... |
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 First time buyer with no deposit? |
| I'm considering buying my first property soon and have no deposit to speak of, only a bit of money to spend on moving/furniture/fees etc. I earn an ok salary but how would having no deposit ... |
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 IS this legal...? |
| My friend told me, if ppl in her apartment don't pay rent on time, the management crew go into people apartments and take valuable items "hostage" untill they pay..like laptops, tv, ... |
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 My rent is to high in my council house how can i get it reduced.? |
| Im living with my partner and 5 year old son. We are paying 85 euro per week even thoe only one of us is in part time employment. 3 days a week. how could ipossibly get my rent reduced as we are ... |
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| RENTING or BUYING? |
which would be my best choice? I have 35k saved up and I am either going to buy a house/townhouse/dueplex and rent it out, or I am going to buy a house that is a fixer upper and resale.
I ... |
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 Should I invest in real estate or pay off my mortgage or my primary home? |
| I was thinking about buying a piece of property to rent as an investment but now I am second guessing myself. Should I pay off my primary home's mortgage early instead?... |
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 Need legal help / knowledge? |
Landlord / Tenant situation. My owner / landlord quit paying his mortgage, maybe even skipped town, can't get him.
I've paid him ahead of time for 2 yrs. over $1,000 per mo.
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 Is it legal for my landlord to shut off my water because my rent is late? |
| I live in Texas. My water bill isn't even due yet and my rent was only 10 days late when he threatened to shut off my water. I paid him some of the rent and he is coming for the rest in a few ... |
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| My apartment lease starts on the 1st management says I cant move in before 9th is there anything I could do? |
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Yes it is as they say because of someone not vacating the apartment on expected time.
I told them I have to move in on the 1st and they are violating the ... |
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LESLEY-ANNE S | When renting a property??? |
Will the estate agent or landlord carry out a credit check on you? |
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Most will. You need to give them permission.
Many are doing criminal checks as well now.
If you have any problems it's best to tell them ahead of time. People don't like surprises and if you are upfront it will help a lot. |
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jackie m
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They usually want references and they can do a credit check, remember when renting you need a deposit and months rent in advance and you also have to pay council tax. |
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Busy Lil Bee
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It is nearly a requirement anytime you wish to enter into a Lease or Rental Agreement. They want to check your credit worthiness, payment history of your bills, and any prior evictions or judgments. It is very rare that a credit check is not done when renting property; that rare occassion is family or very close friend who desparately needs a renter to fill the vacancy. |
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mark m
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Most of them they will ask you to pay the rent by a standing order from your bank to make sure that payment will go to them on time, hence you need to give your bank account and sign the necessary paper work and yes they will check. |
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Allison L
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Yes, a lot of them do. If you fail, they might either ask for a guarantor or come to an arrangement where you pay a larger deposit as security. However, it goes without saying, that you should only do something you are comfortable with and with a reputable agent and if you do pay a larger deposit, for example, get a receipt and have it written on the lease. |
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HEAD M&M IN CHARGE
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some do |
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Tismee
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yes! they will look into that quite deeply. |
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It's very likely they will. |
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roly
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I'm a small private landlord and I always would- it is part of a very basic check.
Agents however are often totally useless and only use a reference from the last landlord (which means nothing as he wants the tenant out).
If you have a month's deposit and pay a month in advance (and are working) it shouldn't be a problem.
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Sree K
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they can |
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CAR
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no they shouldn't and they can't without asking your permission you will be signing a rental agreement with them so make sur you read it through and if there is a list of items thats meant to be in the property go through it with a fine comb as there nearly always something missing and read the gas , electric etc with them and write it on the lease |
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