Perhaps if you provided a Link to the lockbox you are talking about, others may see what you mean. I myself am unfamiliar with that style...Posted 8 years ago - Last Answered by wbm
I would have to agree with Karen, most buyers are online as numbers have shown to be the preferred way to search for a home. Think about it, when you get a flyer handed to you are you pick it up from somewhere, most times it becomes scratch paper f more...Posted 8 years ago - Last Answered by faithngd
I know my response is about 2 yrs. after the original post, but I\'ve notices flat rates occasionally on leases for sure. ( $200 - 300 for buyer agent) Posted 8 years ago - Last Answered by jdestefano
There are typically less homes on the market in the later months of the year but it shouldn't be a problem to find a space that you love or to find tenants to rent a space especially in that location. Posted 8 years ago
Hi and hope you're settling in to Houston well! I would be curious what market area you plan to live and work in - Houston is quite large & you'll want to be part of a team that is near your home so your commute isn't too difficult. I'd start there when more...Posted 8 years ago
These fees are negotiable as stated and can range from a flat fee to a percentage but you need to review what services are included based on those fees as well. As you can imagine typically the higher fees correlate to the greater amount of services more...Posted 8 years ago
An interesting concept, I can see the issue they're trying to fix in the market place but it is one that could easily be resolved by making sure you are represented by a Realtor that is a qualified negotiator. I would be wary of signing legally binding more...Posted 8 years ago
I would definitely speak to a Realtor familiar with the area, they will be able to give you the most comprehensive review of what the schools are like regarding all characteristics I'm sure are important to you like class size, extra curriculars etc. more...Posted 8 years ago
Yes the earnest money will be released if the buyer chooses to exercise their termination option and cancel the contract - in that scenario the buyer would loose their option money only. Posted 8 years ago
I definitely would consult with a mortgage professional but it sounds like a conventional loan with a HELOC (home equity line of credit) loan on top of it would be your best bet. Posted 11 years ago
