Catherine, there is no set answer to this question. The best thing to do would be to refer to the particular lender for each given transaction. I have had a lender close a loan under the new guidelines in a little over 20 days, and I have had anothe more...Posted 8 years ago - Last Answered by codydm
I must also agree with the general consensus here. I have paid for trulia and Zillow leads and felt very taken at the end of it all. The first red flag should have been the fact that you can not judge your experience after one month and cancel. If a more...Posted 9 years ago - Last Answered by ACulem
I would think it would be something that the new buyer is going to have to take up with the HOA. If it is just like that on this one property (versus the whole street for example) I would assume you would have a better chance in getting the HOA to more...Posted 9 years ago - Last Answered by KDS
Go to har.com and there is a tab on the top right "Find a Pro" that allows you to select real estate companies or agents from different criteria.Posted 9 years ago
Talk to a lender and they will guide you on exactly what it will take to bring your FICO score and other credit issues into a range that get you qualified.Posted 9 years ago
If you are assigned to a Relocation Co they will have 2 agents do a very detailed market analysis and give you ideas for maximizing your sales price. If not, then you should have several agents that are very familiar with your area meet with you and more...Posted 9 years ago
It depends on whether they have opted in to the Client Experience Rating with HAR, if not go to yelp, LinkedIn or their facebook account.Posted 9 years ago
Most good agents have many contacts to help you get bids and an experienced agent will know exactly what you should get done and what you need to do to stage it well. Call 3 agents and have them come over and give you their suggestions. You will know more...Posted 9 years ago
Yes, it is legal...the listing agreement allows for many options about the MLS and how soon it has to appear in the MLS. I know it must be very frustrating though. I personally do not put the sign in the yard unless I intend on having it in the MLS within more...Posted 9 years ago
Sellers and buyers both have their own set of closing costs. A seller will pay the realtor commission, some Title Co fees, usually the Title Policy, home warranty, prorated property taxes and HOA dues. Posted 9 years ago
In years past it was usually March through September, but the market has been so good for the last 12 months that every month has seen well maintained homes that are priced correctly get multiple offers in the first week, so as long as the interest rates more...Posted 9 years ago
All homes built after May of 2002 were required to have double pane windows, better insulation and more efficient AC systems. There have been additional code improvements since then, but that was the big one for the greater Houston area.Posted 10 years ago
