 What does a landlord have to supply in an unfurnished property? |
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 I am one month behind on my rent and it is really hard for me to catch that up? |
| I have asked my landlord to take the money that I owe her out of my security deposit and I will still continue to pay her extra each month until I have it paid off, but she tells me that she cant do ... |
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 Can i afford this house ? |
My Financial situation:
Hi there, I am in confused state, should i buy a house or not.
I am my wife are making around 110K per annum before the taxes. We have total app. 20,000 in education ... |
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 Can a landlord tell you to keep your house tidy? |
| I got a letter from my landlord saying my house was "unkempt" and saying I had 30 days to bring it back to a presentable condition. We are talking about the inside, as they had sent someone ... |
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 If you close in 3 weeks is it a good idea to go ahead and put utilities in our name? |
Additional Details
The home owners have asked us if we want to pay some rent monies to move in earlier than Our Closing? and utilities transfer.... |
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 Renting a house that is in foreclosure.? |
| I started renting my house in March of this year and by the mid month, we recieved a foreclosure notice that the owner had until September 15, to move out. I called my landlord and said he had it ... |
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 I need to refinance.? |
| Ive been searching for 2 months to find a company that will refinance my home in the next 2 months. I know the market sucks right now but that doesnt mean that im willing to pay someone 8k just to ... |
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 What happens if your landlord services you eviction papers but you pay immediately and avoid going to court? |
| My landlord served me eviction papers for past rent but I paid it right away so I avoided court and was able to stay in my apartment. I stayed for an additional 10 months until she sold the building.... |
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 What are my rights as a Renter without a Rental Agreement? |
| I have been living in this place for almost a yr and haven't had a rental agreement.....Now all of the sudden the new boyfriend that has moved in over there, decides that he is going to make a ... |
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 Renting is "throwing money away"? Buyng is "throwing money away" too.? |
I just bought my first home in Los angeles and realized that buying is throwing money as well when I considered interest payment, maintenance fees, high property-taxes, and insurance.
A... |
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 What are my options for legal action against deadbeat tenants whom I have already evicted? |
| They owe me $5100. in back rent, $1600. for the electric bill, $3000. damages and legal fees for the eviction. They are a non married couple so may I take them to small claims court separately for ... |
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 I have rented a house with no address? |
| the landlord says he does not know it.. i have tried finding it with an old phone number, i ask th post office.. no answers!! can you tell me how i can find my address or get a new one. plzzz!! ... |
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 Landlord/tenant question? Help!? |
| I am moving out of the apartment that I have lived in for five years. We were allowed to have our two dogs, and we asked the landlady if it would be OK if we put in a doggie door. My boyfriend (at ... |
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 50 year mortgage? |
I'm 33 and my husband is 34
whould a 50 year mortgage work for us.
I heard that is the way to go when buying your first home in Los Angeles due to the high cost homes.... |
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 Trying to buy my first home? |
| I'm a single, working mom who is interesting in buying a home. My credit is okay, but have no money for a down payment. This will be my first home. Are there any programs for first time buyers? C... |
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 Carpet problems? |
Hi,
We just moved into our 'new' house two weeks ago. The seller had advertised the house as having new carpets, and they did look new during the inspection. After we moved in ... |
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 400 square ft. house? |
i'm looking for houses to rent soon and one is fairly cheap ($495) per month but it's only 400 finished sq. feet...that sounds pretty small to me..
do you think it'd be ... |
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heavysoul | Why is it so hard to buy a house? |
im 29 and have rented for some time, i now want to buy house with partner, shes on good wage (ish) mines not that good and i have debts of about ten grand, been told can have mortgage of 120,000, but intrest only and its going to cost us about £600 a month plus anouther 75 pound to put my debts into one... any advice please?? |
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Kandi
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I'd say the most important thing is to get any outstanding debts paid off first if you can. That will then obviously reduce your total monthy payments and then may give you a change to get a mortgage with less monthly payments or one for more money. |
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Shizzle
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Go for it. Renting is a no-no as you pay someone else's mortgage. Property is a sound investment, watch it grow! Buy wisely. |
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Romeo
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it takes money |
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FuturisticKid
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It's not hard to buy a house if you have the money. Remember you depositing to the house and paying installments with interest on top.
If you search around I'm sure there will be houses available under £120,000. |
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finalfrontier1976
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Buy mine, I'm selling it in the Spring and it'll be under £100k. |
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mittobridges@btinternet.com
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Basically, the longer they (estate agents, surveyors, solicitors) drag it out, the more you have to pay them. It's greed on thier part, and they use all sorts of tactics to make you wait, fear of your house falling down, fera that someone might own the brass in the garden (but not the soil), endless rubber paperwork, they make you paranoid about searches and all that stuff.... they make it 100 times harder than it need's to be, meanwhile, they rob you blind !!!
Thier 'costs' and the endless price fixing by estate agents pushes house prices up and up and up.... they get comission, the more you pay for your house the more they get paid ! |
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Nicola L
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If I was your partner then I would buy a house on my own. If you split up in the future then she has a bit of security for her hard earned money. If you buy together and split up - then you would have half a property which you haven't been able to afford and you'll be leeching off her. But then that's just my personal opinion.
On a practical note - if you can consolidate your debts and make the required payments then buying somewhere is a sensible investment. It's hard to buy a hosue because a) they are overpriced, particularly in London and in Cornwall where I live and b) it's a long term financial commitment which is hard work buy ultimately worth it. |
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Virg
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well good luck, the market is high at the moment, theres not much money to be made in property these days unless you're shrewd enough. But if you're fully commited and prepared to live on the borderline for the forseebale future then take the plunge but you could go into negative equaty for the first few years |
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churie78
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Too many greedy sh!ts owning more than one house and renting them out. I know people that practically own a whole street . |
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