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I need a good estimate of what my home is worth, any ideas?
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Call your local Realtor! the service is free!
Need advice on selling home
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you will most likely need to short ... for the market to pick up enought to gain $100,000 plus for closing you are still upside down...could you possibly rent the property for your PITI? perhaps another option...speak to a financial advisor and real estate attorney... understand what will happen if you go short on the loan... good luck
Can I assume someone elses mortgage?
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Sorry Landon, a lease option has nothing to do with taking over the sellers loan... you are off base..and Jerry is correct... need to know more about the loan in hand... it may or may not be assumable.. and an AITD is a risky proposition to the buyer.. seek legal advise.. and you financial advisor...get your facts straight... good luck
why is the newly-announced $6500 tax credit only for people that have owned their home 5 of 8 years?
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I would think this is to keep those who just bought to stop from purchasing a new home, moving, claiming the credit and then forclosing on the old property... which would be a double hit ... I see nothing wrong with making a giftee of a credit jump some hoops... it is a gift after all...
What's going on?
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as stated with some of the other agents.. you don't mention if the offer was signed by the sellers... and you are awaiting the signed contract from the bank? As long as the seller signed you are the winning offer with the seller... that does NOT mean you are the winner with the bank ... only time will tell.... Good luck...ps.. hopefully you signed some sort of an addendum that your contigencies and time frames do not start until notification of acceptance from the bank... that is a protection to the buyer...
If my offer is $50 higher and I have a cash sale, legally does my offer stand?
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The seller is NOT bound to accept any offer... and has the Legal right to accept or reject at will... Sometimes there are more considerations than just the price in a real estate negoication...good luck next time...
If a seller Needs a qualified Realtor in Southern California how do I best let them know about me?
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after 22 years... you should know the answer! you make professionals look bad...
What is my home value
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