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
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
Did you have an inspection of the property? I would hold the inspector responsible for items that they should have caught, but many items are beyond the scope of an inspection. The seller's disclosure does not contain items that a seller was not aware more...Posted 12 years ago
I prefer American Home Shield and Old Republic. Get to know the local rep so you can call on them when your client feels like they are not being reasonable. I have helped several owners get the repairs covered after they were initially denied. Posted 11 years ago
If you feel certain you will never want to sell the home in the next 5-10 yrs this might be a better option than maintaining it. I have seen many appraisals give anywhere from $15K - $40K for pools, so they certainly do add value to a home. If it is more...Posted 9 years ago
The majority of buyers would not want a home that has had so many of it's features altered for such an operation. Not to mention the stigma attached to it, so I would never take a listing that I feel could be a liability in the future.Posted 10 years ago
I have had this happen to me 3 times in the last 6 years and it is very frustrating...first thing I did was contact the appraiser, lender and buyer's agent to show them proof from other recent sales that were the exact same floorplan, and even a builder's more...Posted 10 years ago
Mr. Lopez, agents like to refer inspectors that they have more information on, so I would suggest going to real estate offices and visiting the agents there to become more familiar with them, give them a sample report and answer additional questions more...Posted 9 years ago
Each Builder has their own contract and you won't be allowed to change anything, but you do need to make sure that everything that has been agreed on is written in it or under special provisions. It is very complex and I would recommend having your more...Posted 9 years ago
I usually receive multiple offers on my listings, so most agents will text or email and ask me what the current status is before showing the house and again before writing an offer. Once I have an executed contract, I am very quick to change the status more...Posted 10 years ago
