 What happens now if my rent has been late a few times? |
| Coming towards the end of our 6 month tenany agreement but our rent has been a bit late the past few months, the most being 13 days and was wondering if they'll renew our agreement or not in the ... |
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 Can you get a mortgage to build a house on a plot of land? |
| What sort of deposit etc do you need? If not can you get a Mortgage once it's built and pay the builders then?... |
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 How much rent can I afford? |
| Is there a rule of thumb that says how much rent I can afford based on my wage?... |
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 Why are there so many houses for sale? |
| Throughout March, April and so far this month (May) I have noticed many more houses for sale in the London area than usual. Why is this? I have never before seen so many 'For Sale' boards. T... |
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 Is this legal to charge someone renting? |
| Help. My rent is $800 per month. This includes ALL utilities. I have never ever paid my rent late. This month my landlord said the power bill was to high so he says I have to pay the power bill or he ... |
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 Should I hire this real estate agent? |
| Hi, I've deceided I would like to sell my house, and then buy another one. My RE attorney suggested an agent (who works for an agency) that i've never heard of. okay, i call him and he ... |
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 How do i buy a home with such a low income? |
| im a single mom of one, would rather buy a home than rent, i get help from the state, and the rates are so high, are there any state funded help for single parrent families?... |
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 Is it illegal as a landlord not to have house insurance? |
| my landlord doesnt have house insurance, the boiler broke down and i asked the plumber questions about my landlord, he informs me that there is no house insurance. this concerns me as a tenent. is ... |
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 I am in foreclosure> Is there anywhere i can get a loan to get out of this mess? |
| I am about 10 months down on payments and credit is pretty much shot now. there must be somewhere i can get a loan thats not a scam,even if its only to cover the back payments.... |
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 Who believes the MORTGAGE MELTDOWN is because of the MEDIA? |
| Right now the interest rates continue to be very low. THE GLOOM AND DOOM that the media has been talking about for 3 years has now come to pass. BUT FOR WHAT REASON? That Real Estate bubble that they ... |
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 Can the letting agents or your landlord enter your rented accommodation when you are not at home.? |
| The letteing agents sent a letter saying they will be doing a visual control of the flat i rent, they also say if i am not home they will enter with their keys. is this legal?... |
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 I need a good city to move too? |
What I like:
60-85 F
cheap homes
low crime
nice places to visit
lots of land area, country like settings
Dislikes:
Crime
poverty areas
cold long ... |
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 Landlord Suing me? |
| I signed a 12 month lease on May 24th 2006. On August 2, 2006 I was at work and from the witnesses, they say the incident happen around 1am. I was working nightshift. I came home to my apartment ... |
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| How old do you have to move out? in england? |
The only thing i wanna do is move out and i know its alot of trouble but how old do you have to be?
And how much would the average be to share a house this either 1 other person or 2 other ... |
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 Landlord entered without permission or notification? |
| this is the second time he has done so to shwo propsective buyers the building. he told us at the time of the lease that he would not enter the apartment without informaing us first. Well, now he has ... |
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 When selling your house do all the utility bills (gas and the electricity) have to be settled before exchange? |
| I know of someone who hasn't paid the gas bill for years! I think the gas co. simply hasn't got them registered. They've been using it endlessly. Can that person sell off and move out ... |
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Runabout | Would you purchase a condo or a house? |
Would you purchase a 1 bedroom condo 3 years old in a great location near shopping, new malls, excellent resturants and 15 MIN to the beach in Jacksonville florida. Or purchase a house that is built in 1950's in same location for same price. House or Condo? |
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*♪♡SnowShoer1♡♪*
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I have owned 2 condos & 2 houses. I noted that owning and living in each of them posed different benefits and concerns.
CONDO is the way to go IF
1 - You can afford to pay the Mainteance Fees.
2 - You realize that even after you pay the mortgage on your condo, you will also still have to continue paying the mainteance fees.
3 - the BENEFIT is that there is no shoveling of snow, and the association will do all outside repairs.
A HOUSE is the way to go if:
1 - You want more privacy
2 - You want your own private yard. I miss that about the houses.
3 - If you enjoy or are willing to do some repairs around the house. I learned how to do all sorts of things & loved it.
4 - There are NO Mainteance Fee payments to an agency, you just pay for your own repair costs.
If you need help with finding the luckiest numbers to help you find the luckiest homes, or finding the best dates to move, etc. visit http://astrowishes.com |
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W. E
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House - Think you would like it better |
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Wa-Wa-We-Wa!
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If the house is going for the same price and it is basically in the same location, then something must be up -- there would be a good chance that the house is in enough disrepair that its value has diminshed to equal that of a condo. In that case, unless you're an investor who is more interested in the land (perhaps in order to build two houses on the property) than the improvements already made to it (e.g., the building itself), you'd be better off going with the condo. |
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rainprincess0820
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My husband and I agree we would never buy a condo...it's like buying a house AND paying rent! |
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spaceindian2
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Defenitely a house. |
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reggiewjr1
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I would personally prefer the house. Condos mean neighbors on the other side of that wall, and restrictions from the condo association that you may find down the road you are not comfortable with. Plus condo association fees, etc...
But on the other hand the Condo Association usually handles the lawn work and painting, etc.. thru the fees, so it could be nicer for you in some regards....
Personally though, I still would prefer my own house. |
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kittensoft072662
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Id rather own a house myself. |
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princess
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It depends on your lifestyle...as a condo owner, the yard work and some repairs are taken care of. Perfect if you're not the DIY type. If you had a house, you'd have your own yard and driveway.
Good luck whichever way you go. |
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Iamnotarobot (former believer)
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House, but it depends on the condition of the house. I wouldn't buy a house in disrepair if the ONLY other alternative was a nice, new condo! |
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Sugar Magnolia Says GO CHIEFS!
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It depends whether or not you want a yard! I would go with the house! |
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T-girl
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House!!! But I'm married and plan to have a family, so it depends, if you like apartment style living. |
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satarnag
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House. Easier to rent and sell.
Regards |
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the_muse+_butterfly
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It depends, out weigh them both do you want more space for later on adding on to the house and a yard, privacy, how many square feet, etc. I'd go for the house.. : ) Even though it is older and might need some work. you get so much more in the long run you know fixing it up how you want it and so forth... |
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hugh.G.rection
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HOA dues are astronomical in FL. I thought about buying some condo's down there since they where so cheap but then I realized the HOA dues and changed my mind. I guess that's why the prices over there are still so cheap. |
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