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 LowBall Offer - What would you counter with? |
I just got a lowball offer on my home. Asking $525K. They offered $485K. Next door neighbor sold house for $535K 7 months ago.
What would you counter with? I am thinking 520 or 515. W... |
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 Why is London so expensive why is a one bedroom flat just as much as a three bedroom home in the north?? |
It's crazy!!!! The govement should cap the price on all items!!! Do you agree?
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 Is it okay for my landlord to frequently visit my house to spot check? |
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 I own 5 acres of land and was told that it' sworth $185,000. Is that per Acre or for all 5 acres? |
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 Next door neighbor has vines growing into/on my property.? |
| I would like the neighbor to remove since it's coming from her vine plant on other side of the fence. It's growing out of control and is climbing on my roof. I've been out of town for ... |
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| Council House? |
| it it possible if you work full time to claim a council house where you dont pay rent the council covers you but obviosly you pay the general bills or is that only if you are unemployed?... |
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 What's the fairest way of dividing up the rent for a 2BR apartment with 3 people? |
It's a 2 bedroom apartment with 3 people living in it; 2 of whom share 1 bedroom, and 1 has his own bedroom.
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 Do you need perfect credit to get a mortgage? |
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 Can a mortgage company (in CA.) that holds the second (20%) on your home, foreclose on the entire home? |
| The mortgage company that holds the second on my rental property in the amount of $60,000 is trying to foreclose on my entire rental property that is valued at $450,000. Is this possible?... |
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 How easy is it to lie about your situation when trying to get a decent mortgage? |
| fir the house you want. With my income which isn't massive but not pathetic, i'd be able to buy a mobile home as house prices are a joke here. Single floor apartment can cost 130+ K. What a ... |
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 I have accepted an offer on my house, will i still get charged selling fees from estate agent if i back out? |
I have just accepted an offer on my house this weekend for the asking price and have decided not to move now,due to a change of personal circumstances.
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 Condo vs. Manufactured Home? |
| I am planning to eventually buy a house over-seas, and since I also plan to stay here for a few months out of the year, I am looking into buying a place here also. I am having a hard time deciding on ... |
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lottie | Who is liable for cost of replacing personal goods damaged in a flood from flat above, landlord, tenant? |
or no one? The basement flat has been flooded due to someone leaving a tap running in the flat above. Is there any hope of claiming for the costs of all the damage? |
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daeve930
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Under those circumstances, I believe the negligent tenant is liable. The fault isn't in the landlord's property, but the careless behavior of the upside guy. Look to him for recompense, but if he doesn't have insurance, he may not have the funds to do so. Your own insurance may pay for it but that could affect your premiums. You'd have to weigh the value of the property with the risk of increasing your premiums to determine if you should submit it, assuming the above tenant doesn't make good. |
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dunrobin46
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The person who left the tap running. It was their fault. The landlord is blameless he/she didn't cause the accident.
If you are insured the insurance company will deal with it.
If you aren't insured you need to claim from the people who caused the accident. |
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Janet P
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The tenant in the basement makes a claim from their own insurance company. The company might sue the above tenant, but they will have to pay the basement tenant regardless.
The building owner will use their own insurance for any structure damage. |
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golferwhoworks
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the tenant above was negligent so they are rather their insurance company is |
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estielmo
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File a claim with your Renters' Insurance, that's what you have it for. |
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allen555
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Contact your house contents insurance company and ask for a claim form. Fill out the form and name the occupier above you. They will process the form and contact the person responsible for the flat above requiring the details of their insurer. They will then recover the cost of the damage you claim for from the insurer of the person above you. It should not affect your premiums as you were not responsible for the flood. Usually the tenant is responsible for getting contents cover and the landlord will have buildings insurance, part of the cost of which will be in your rent. |
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milaya
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speak to your landlord, he/she is most interested in resolving the issue. do not go directly to the upper tenant. |
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TV
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Certainly the tenant above you is Liable for the damages, which you can claim from him directly or write a letter Holding the Occupant liable and inform your Insurance company and get the claim settled while your Insurance company will take further with the tenant or his Insurance company.* |
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Pip
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yeah, get the details of the building insurance company for the flat above and send in a claim. |
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SUE G online
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lets hope the flat above you has insurance, because it is their fault, and they should claim on their insurance for your damaged items, if they are not insured then try your own insurance company |
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kittycat
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That depends on your tenancy agreements. According to my agreement that landlord insures the house and I insure everything in it.
But if the flooding was the responsibility of someone else, then aren't they liable? |
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