Can someone give me some insight on this. For example if someone is very aggressive and treats their condo or house like a slumlord. How much equity could you be gaining vs renting. Let's say on $1000 apartment rent. Let's say that $1000 apartment rent is equivalent to a $120,000 condo submitted by /u/Chasingfreedom1224 [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/1d4qeb4/rough_estimate_on_equity_in_condohousemobile_home/

What do lenders look for other than income deposits and balance to cover down payment? If they look at spending habits, what explanation would seem acceptable to them? We both had long Covid and spent more than usual for medical supplies and over the counter meds online this year. Other than that, they already told us income and down payment sources were acceptable. submitted by /u/Cree_Woman [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/1d4qapq/bank_statements/

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Hey everyone, I've got a question about using gambling winnings for a home purchase. In total I won $150k from sports betting and sold some crypto I won from Stake through Coinbase. (I got very lucky, I know). Altogether, I have about $300k to spend and I'm looking at buying a house in a low-cost-of-living area. My concern is that these funds aren't seasoned. Can I still use this money to buy a house with cash? Has anyone been through a similar situation or have any advice on how to navigate this? Any tips or experiences would be super helpful. Thanks! submitted by /u/stockeyfloo [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/1d4p97q/oh_buying_a_house_in_cash/

Hi friends. I've had my eye on a home for over a year now. It is my dream house. The sales history on it is very strange (per redfin); 09/26/21 listing removed 11/18/21 listing removed 03/29/21 listing removed 09/21/22 listing removed 11/27/22 listing removed 11/27/22 listing removed (yes on the same day as the last one) 11/28/22 listed (active) 11/29/22 listing removed 11/28/22 listed active $699,000. Listing description is for 94 acres, no mention of the home so I'm not sure if it was included in this price 06/10/22 price change to 599,000. It doesn't list this on redfin history but the listing description and photos were also changed on this day. The acreage dropped to 2.8 and the description changed to talk about the house. 11/10/23 contingent 12/01/23 sold 12/04/23 pending 02/05/24 listed active new $575,000 05/13/24 $559,900 So here's my question. I want to email the realtor listed and ask why it isn't selling. There is a second home on the pr...

Potential first time home buyer here - I'm 34 years old and take home 130k. I have a credit score of around 730 and net worth of ~700k in stocks/crypto and no debt outside of 2k I owe on a vehicle. On paper it makes sense to be ready to buy a home at this level but something just feels off to me - for example a 550k house that I'm looking at with a 100k downpayment comes out to around 4k a month with these current interest rates (7-7.5%), which seems insane. Especially since that same mortgage would be around half that if I had been house shopping two years earlier - it seems like a total rip off by comparison. I enjoy the freedom of renting and haven't really found a good place to call "home" yet - I'm recently single, have no kids (although want some day), but I just haven't found that "I want to settle down here" yet. The house I would be buying is a family vacation spot that is about 3 hours away from where I'm currently renting. It...

Basically I own a office and I do real estate dealings and the place I've been is in a little inner side and want to change because it's been too long and the neighbours don't give off the best vibe now I do have a plot outside which is 4 floors with a basement where I can shift but the thing is my work requirements are only one floor so should I sell that plot and buy a new one outside on the main road for ground floor only? the reason to shift is something it might be hard for y'all to understand but this place has been known way too much and people come for boring no business talk and the neighbours ofcourse keep an eye 24/7 on the work and who visits so need a change. please give an advice on this thank you. submitted by /u/BigBelly1112 [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/1d3y9be/need_a_solid_advice_on_where_to_get_my_new_office/

Ok so to start Im about to start my 3rd and final pre-course to get ready to take the real estate exam. Only problem is I didn't retain a lot of information from the last two classes Because I took one per semester and my last real estate class was winter 2023. I'm working a full time job and a full time student. Is there any tips you recommend? For studying. So far I've taken RE principles RE appraisal And I'm about to take RE practice. I still have my textbooks but I want to be effective and try to maximize what I need to know for the exam📓. Any advice or crash course you would recommend? submitted by /u/ConstructionOk6948 [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/1d3y8o3/advise_on_getting_my_license_any_extra_exam_prep/

As title suggests, buying a house from a trust and I'm curious if you all think it will simplify the process to use the same closing company as sellers or if I'd be better protected going with a different company. It's a quick close. submitted by /u/agirlhere22 [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/1d39rl7/buying_from_a_trustbetter_or_not_to_use_same/

My family lives down the street from my great aunt, who doesn't have children. She has decided she wants to leave everything to us, because we've been helping her for the past few years. So this situation may change, but as of right now I'm trying to plan for what to do. She has a split level, and the basement was renovated into a separate apartment years ago. So the two spaces can be rented individually. However, she is quite elderly, and had an elderly dog who kept having accidents on the floor. The dog has passed, so it isn't making it worse anymore, but the house reeks. The smell clings to anything that's in the house. There would be some money as part of the inheritance that could be used to fix the house up. At a minimum all the floors and subfloors need to be replaced, and possibly kitchen cabinets and dry wall. But with it being on our same street (meaning we could do the maintenance ourselves), having the possibility of being rented to two different te...

Im currently studying at uni, but i think im in the wrong career, I've researched and i was wondering how much a real state agent makes, being realistic probably if i were to start a career in that field (if i were to say a location, maybe orlando, fL) , I would greatly appreciate your feedback, wonderful community of RealState! submitted by /u/iphoneUpdate2020 [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/1d39jrz/how_much_do_real_estate_agents_make/

Hello, would love some feedback on price from experienced agents please and what you think would be a reasonable asking price. It’s hard to tell from pics but there is circular drive in front, an additional drive to the left of the house and side load 3 car garage. Thank you for any help! https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/19128-Timber-Reach-Rd-Tampa-FL-33647/44921992_zpid/ submitted by /u/Head_Tap1691 [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/1d38u9r/price_feedback/

I (32m) have 80k in cash that I want to use for a down payment. I know my bank account needs to be seasoned 60-180days, but if I give the money to my parents and have them gift it to me, could that speed up the process without setting off red flags? I don’t want to lose my investment position for this. ( I know how dumb it sounds, but I got screwed by my ex wife in my 20’s so cash makes me feel more secure) submitted by /u/Stachecash777 [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/1d2fuyu/to_much_cash/

Hey investors, Anyone got scammed in the past by FAKE private money lenders or hard money lenders? I put together 2 guides together because I was scammed when I started doing my first fix and flip. Luckily, I was able to identify a scam before my $500 dollar loss turned into a much bigger loss. Unfortunately, it's a pretty big issue on social media channels and people get scammed all the time. Check out comment section if you'd like a copy submitted by /u/eugene-nilus [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/1d2durc/how_to_identify_fake_private_money_lenders_and/

Need help I have a tenant and done a assured shorthold tenancy agreement UK for 1 year in 2022 and is now in periodic tenancy I am increasing the rent by 10% but still below the market value and the tenant agreed but I just realized the contract I done in 2022 it stated THE LANDLORD MAY INCREASE THE RENT ANNUALLY ON _ _ _ THE RENT REVIEW DATE BY MAXIMUM OF 5% does this mean I can't increase the rent by 10% but the tenant agreed and will I have problems in the future? If the tenant beings this information up. submitted by /u/FlatEntertainer822 [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/1d1mwy3/rent_increase_need_help/

When someone accomplishes in life, it unlocks an achievement. Courage, great effort, and skills contribute to achieving a dream. Achievement may come from finishing a degree, learning a new skill, buying a car, or getting hired. Buying or renting a house is a perfect example of achievement for some. Acquiring a home is a significant decision accompanied by certain financial adjustments. It comes with several advantages and disadvantages. In Nigeria, buying or renting a house should depend on several factors. Analyzing each of them will have a significant impact on purchasing a property. Few people can afford a house, making them vigilant in monitoring expenditures. Disadvantages of Buying or Renting a House Cost for Maintenance When you own a property, you are the first line of repair. Especially if you want to save money by doing it yourself, some items need professional attention, resulting in more cost. Upfront Cost Costs on a mortgage can run by 2% to 5% of the acquisition ...

Hello All realtors, I need advice. We are building a 15 home gated community in Houston. Prices of new construction in the area have dropped about $40k since we started. The market is tough with not as many leads and the few leads that do come aren’t able to qualify or cant afford the monthly payments. We are ready to list the homes. What route should I take? 1) list homes with a seasoned realtor/brokerage. We have spoken to 3 brokers so far. -all 3 brokers regularly works with few builders for many years and currently each brokers has 25-30 listings of their builders in the same area and at similar price points. - it will be our first time working with any of these brokerages. -pay 3% commission. - they do instagram marketing. - they shot content and make website for the community. - market the houses with fellow agents/brokers - host some open houses. * I am concerned they might divert some leads to their other listings. We obviously wont be able to manage the sales funnel and ra...

We have an opportunity to buy our dream house in a school district where middle a d high school are not so great byt elementary seems good based on school rating. But we are currently in one of the finest school districts with elementary, middle and high school ranking all high for years and with excellent reputation. Sadly we are renting and won’t be able to afford our dream house in this neighborhood. Shall we compromise on house or school? We are 40+ so we are looking into buying forever house, not a starter home. submitted by /u/socalfirsthome [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/1d0x7bi/what_would_you_choose/

I was looking at a small (mobile?) home on 20 acres in CA. It seems it is on the Yurok Reservation near the Klamath river. Is anyone familiar with purchasing land there? That is the only place I am interested in at the moment and don’t want to apply for a home loan if there are any important things I should know. There is a place hiring about 30 minutes away for my occupation at the K'ima:w Dental Clinic, so it would work out well. TIA! submitted by /u/Fit-Adhesiveness9141 [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/1d0uo49/yurok_reservation_land_home_for_sale/

Hi everyone, I hope you're doing very well. For the past year and half, I have been developing a website that would help foreign investors to invest in Spain. More than that, I have developed an algorithm to allow to present properties that are below market price while being refurbished - basically a turnkey solution with solid rental and appreciations yields. I spent a lot of time really developing something that would bring value to investors, and I know that this would make the investors happy (I personally bought 3 apartments) but I struggle to find foreign investors while I know there is a market. Hence my question is: how would you do it ? What would be your ways to find these foreign investors ? Which social media/canals of communication would you use ? Maybe there is an angle I miss... It would be of great help, Thank you very much, a 1000 times, 🙏🙏 submitted by /u/Delicious-Local6837 [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/...

From the rates to the shortage on residential multi units (3-4)and purchasing prices ? Since 2022 everything has been all over the place submitted by /u/anonsportsbetter [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/1d07r2s/anyone_think_the_market_will_be_better_in_2025/

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Hello, I live in California. Trying to buy my first home with a VA loan. 0 expertise in this field but trying to learn....have a question...I went to a new local build community where I received a quote. Home price is $539,,000 in Riverside County. On the quote it said that I'm to pay $900 ish in property tax EACH month. I double checked by asking the lady who worked there, and she said that was my property tax EACH month, bringing my mortgage to $4,362. It's $3,213 before the property tax and HOA are added in. Is this inaccurate? Not the math, but the fact that I would be paying 900 in property tax EACH month.... submitted by /u/jedi-hector [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/1d05bvu/property_taxes_each_month/

I have a friend who is a medium sized builder and is building an apartment in one of the new airport road areas of Bangalore and is giving me an opportunity to buy a flat less than the market rate as we are childhood friends. The flat value is surely going to appreciate in the coming years. My wife has agreed to sell half of her gold to help me with the down payment. But seeing the gold rates touching all time high I am confused if selling gold and paying down payment for the flat is a good option. submitted by /u/BackgroundHedgehog91 [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/1czgnfl/should_we_sell_gold_for_down_payment_of_a_flat/

Hey everyone first time home buyer and just want a little advice. Please make sure to read in its entirety before commenting. Getting ready to buy a house and my estimated DTI is 41%. Which I feel slightly uneasy about but want others opinions. Cost of house: $265000 Putting down: 20k @ 7.125% rate My salary: $62500 Now my salary & credit are being used solely for the loan bc fiancé doesn’t have credit since we are young and she started building her credit later than I did. Her salary: $28645 My DTI for my income alone comes out to 41% Before taxes $91145 salaries combined After taxes $6,076 a month combined Mortgage payment is looking to be $2100 We have no other debt. So based solely on my salary the DTI is 41% But w/ combined income DTI is like 34% Is this normal nowadays? My house payment is gonna be $2100 lol so just checking submitted by /u/Kruzirr [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/1czefo5/need_some_advice_with_dti/...

In today’s world, every investment opportunity In today’s world, every investment opportunity undergoes thorough scrutiny for its potential returns. Yet, landscape investment is an area that goes overlooked. You’re right. Landscaping investments offer financial gains and enhance personal satisfaction. In this blog post, we’ll delve into the art of landscape investment and how you can make the most of it. The Beauty of Landscape Investment Maximizing Returns Through Landscape Investment 4 Landscape investment is not about planting a few flowers in your backyard. It’s about enhancing the outdoor spaces around your property. Well-designed landscapes can boost the value of residential or commercial properties. Here’s how: 1. Curb Appeal First impressions matter. A scenic front yard can boost your property’s curb appeal. This can be a game-changer if you ever decide to sell your property. Attractive exteriors can attract potential buyers to both residential and commercial properties...

I'm 22 years old finally ready to buy property. I'm interested in property and want to stay in Florida. The same houses that cost 2 million in 2020 are now being listed for 6 million!!! The current house im living in sold for $600,000, Zillow estimated it to cost around $2.2 million now... Of course im not going to go buy a 2 million dollar home right now, but I would like to buy commercial property and that is completely unreasonable in this current market. It's truly astonishing how expensive all the houses and land got... it's borderline impossible to purchase property and build something profitable at this point. Will this continue to rise and the new generation all just gets f**ked?! Or can we expect a crash or fall back... submitted by /u/Icy_Chemistry_9037 [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/1cymdkc/can_anybody_familiar_with_the_market_please/

So I kid you not, I closed on the selling of my house at 4:00 pm. That morning was the first time this year I turned on the air it was 77 degrees in the house. It's a colonial, that usually takes quite a while to finally cool down. I heard the furnace / blower turn on, and the outside unit. The day goes on, I close on the house, come home,house is still warm, but think nothing of it. Later that evening I'm packing some boxes, and I'm like...man it's warm in here. Check the thermostat 79 degrees. Obviously something isn't working. So, the kicker to this story is....the buyers opted for NO INSPECTION. The air worked last year, the last time it was used. Besides the no inspection in the offer, the buyers offered 45 days free rent, which I needed, and they are not ready to move in anyways...win/win also why I liked their offer. So now what...of course we're having a hot spell, and I don't want to tell them, because I don't want to pay for it. It's not m...

We have a vacant unit that’s been on the market for over a year because one of the tenants owns 3 of the 13 units, lenders are requiring a 20 percent down payment for anyone trying to purchase it because we are considered “non-warrantable” due to the situation. Worried it will affect our property value and give us trouble if we try to sell in the future. What are our options? Someone mentioned having the owner put two of the units in a trust instead of his name? Looking for advice… submitted by /u/PanarinBagel [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/1cxtben/condo_building_neighbor_owns_3_unitsmore_than_20/

Looking to put an offer on a house listed at 600k. The house has a Solar PPA which started in 2021 and runs 25 years. Seller has the option of transferring to agreement to us, or prepaying the remaining 21 years (likely 30k or so). The PPA allows the home owner to buy the solar panels at year 5, but you get zero federal/state incentives and the "offer" is always insulting. We've asked the seller we would like them to pay off the PPA early so we don't have to deal with it, plus it prevents us from ever putting up solar ourselves to get the federal/state rebates, plus just deal with the panels on the house overall. Assuming the solar PPA prepay is 30k, what is fair in terms of the offer adjustment? Ask the seller to eat the entire cost? Offer to cover half and add 15k to the offer? Offer to cover a smaller portion since it's not really our burden we signed up for? Adjust the offer by 30k and just prepay ourselves once transferred? Would love some...

Hi there, I would appreciate some advice on renting from a private landlord as someone who is paranoid about scam. I live in the UK and am moving to New Haven, CT in August to attend university for the semester. I need a short term place to stay and have found a room in an apartment through a website called Furnished Finder. Green Flags: The name of the person I've been speaking to matches the city's ownership records I have the email, telephone, home address, and LinkedIn of the person which I've Googled and check out The property is listed on AirBnB (which I will not book through) and has 3 reviews from legitimate users The landlord is verified on Furnished Finder and AirBnB I did a FaceTime tour and the apartment matches the photos Red Flags: None? I know rule number one is to view the property in person but this is not an option for me. They're asking for half a month's rent as a refundable deposit ($700) and the first month's rent when I'...

County Wise, lets go with Fulton County, GA submitted by /u/Flaky_Camp_706 [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/1cx1t8w/how_do_they_calculate_property_tax_do_they_go_to/

Redfin agent or leasing agent. On Facebook market place is telling me he can’t video call for the tour. He says it’s illegal for him to do that. Plsss like such a scam !!! On the Redfin websites it states they allow virtual or video call tours submitted by /u/Middle_Sun_218 [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/1cwah8f/redfin_leasing_agent/

So I recently got divorced (yay), but until the house is sold, my ex has exclusive possession of the property (not yay) and I have to pay 1/2 the mortgage. There is a decree setting the listing price and the reductions and timing of reductions. I could sell it as the realtor and save the 3% commission but my ex really does not want that and I really don't want to be paying 1/2 the mortgage anymore. I was approached by an investor who wants to do a subject to which makes me quite nervous as I have about $500,000 of equity in the home. I will have to pay out my ex around $110k to get off the title. I am the only one on the mortgage. I was thinking the safer way to structure this would be a rent-to-own with a required option to purchase by a certain date where they put down the amount to buy out my ex and paid me (possibly through a 3rd party) the mortgage (which includes escrow that covers property taxes and insurance). I would seller-finance the remaining equity. I have never don...

Just started looking at houses in and around Orange county. Went to a few open houses.. trying to find a good realtor ( doubt that exists!). My question is how to figure out what is a reasonable offer. Or if the asking price on a home is sensible. Basically trying to get the appraisal right. I tried doing comps on a free site, but it varies quite a lot depending on the criteria. Any suggestions? Thanks. (my first reddit post!) submitted by /u/GlitteringSolution35 [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/1cvlln2/how_to_do_figure_a_reasonable_offer_value/

Hi all, I’m looking to get into real estate investing but have no idea where to start. Looking for books, videos, articles, reports recommendations or anything that can help with learning about real estate/real estate finance. Thanks all in advance😁 submitted by /u/Latter-Head7649 [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/1cvl4wl/starting_out_recommendations/

Hi I understand that real estate companies range between developers to investment management companies. Is it always true that investment property provides higher quality earnings because of their recurring rents, and that development property is always lower quality because of the lumpy nature of profits? If these two are true, is there a right balance that real estate players strive for? submitted by /u/jellybeecat [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/1cviwat/real_estate_earnings_quality/

I found myself constantly doing the same sums in my head with all the changing interest rates and what different Real Estate agents tell me we could realistically rent out for (not to mention different management rates) as we are looking to relocate if the numbers let us. It's not going to beat a spreadsheet, but its good to see how viable it is, determine gearing, I guess for rentvesters too, it might be helpful. Without having to jump onto a computer. Any feedback welcome, if it's not allowed take it down. https://apps.apple.com/au/app/rental-mortgage-calculator/id6501971945 https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.enkisystems.rentalgearingcalculator submitted by /u/Enkisystems [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/1cuvklm/hi_all_for_those_looking_to_potentially_rent_out/

My grandparents bought a house in the 1950s that is in poor condition at this point, but in land value alone is worth over 3 million dollars. As trustee of the family estate I'm responsible for dealing with it, but I live 1000 miles away in another state. I hired a company to do multiple estate sales at the property selling my grandparent's belongings which drew the attention at least a dozens of real estate agents who were able to find my contact info and contact me. Most claiming they had clients who were interested in making offers. It's a VERY hot neighborhood. House itself, was appraised for 3.2, but because of the location it's been the target of many investors/builders who would likely tear it down and build something much larger to sell for much more. Two on that very street re-built and sold over 7-8 mil. I had two very real investors wanting to make an offer at 3.6 mil with all contingencies waived. One of which was also a licensed agent and was going to c...

10 years ago I purchased a house for my son. The mortgage is my name, but he pays all the bills. I have a warranty deed in my name and a quit claim deed with both of our names. If “we” sold the house, all I would want out of the sale is my initial investment. My son can have the growth in value. Financially does this set up make sense. Any concerns, comments? submitted by /u/Substantial_Try5793 [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/1cuuacs/warranty_and_quit_claim_deeds/

In recent years, sustainable real estate investing has become a critical consideration for investors worldwide. As we move toward a more environmentally conscious future, integrating environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors into real estate investment decisions is no longer optional—it’s table stakes for real assets. Key Trends in Sustainable Real Estate Investing: High ESG Standards Raise the Bar: The sustainable real estate market is growing rapidly, with key players leading the way in integrating ESG considerations throughout the investment process. According to the EVORA Global Insights into Real Estate Investment Sustainability (IRIS) 2023 report, one-third of global investors are spearheading this trend. Investors managing over $20 billion in assets are at the forefront, while an increasing number of investors with $5 billion or more in assets are closely following suit. Clearer sustainable finance regulations, investor scrutiny, legal interpretations, and the r...

Not sure if this is allowed here as I’m sure I made this post yesterday and can’t find it now. Is it necessary to hire a photographer to sell a house? How do you go about finding one locally? Do you notice a difference when using one? And what’s the average that you pay them? Thanks in advance. submitted by /u/Briskeycrooks64 [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/1cu0tas/questions_for_agentsbrokers/

Investing in an energy-efficient property and creating energy-saving improvements to your home reduces your carbon footprint and provides long-term savings on your energy bills. Nigerian homes require a lot of energy to operate electrical appliances. Inadequate power generation and distribution is, however, a major constraint to achieving this energy requirement; hence households resort to other sources of energy, which at times may need to be more environmentally and economically sustainable. In recent years, the issue of energy efficiency has become increasingly important as individuals and organizations seek to reduce their carbon footprint and lower their energy costs. This led to a growing demand for properties designed to be energy efficient, particularly in fast-growing cities like Lagos. As a result, potential homeowners and investors need to understand the key features to look for when searching for energy-efficient properties in Lagos, Nigeria. Here are the 5 key featur...

If anyone could give me some advice regarding whether to pursue my mortgage for a house and lot in Ph, currently no one is living in the house. Lived there less than a year and probably we wouldn’t be able to live there for good because Im currently living with my foreign husband in other country… I was thinking if its better to buy a condo unit? Or just put my house for rent or Airbnb? So at least it will generate money atleast half of the monthly payment. submitted by /u/Traditional-Mine-196 [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/1ctyp16/should_i_give_up_my_house/

I am a very curious buyer seeking knowledge from you all. I am a buyer and received a TDS from the seller on Tuesday that is “due” Thursday. I have a home inspection on Friday. The seller disclosed seven broken roof tiles. I am wondering if I should wait until after the home inspection and in-person follow up to sign the TDS, Or, wait for the report in writing the following Monday; Or, sign immediately before the home inspection? And if you could please explain why. Thank you!!! submitted by /u/Licentium [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/1ct6zqh/sign_tds_before_or_after_home_inspection/

I'm new to this , and I found an acre with a built house for 10000 $ , would it really only cost this much , and is buying through such websites trustworthy? submitted by /u/Early_Employer_4066 [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/1csh3ug/i_was_wondering_is_prices_on_landcom_and_other/

Help! As in an actual help menu, Zillow, so I didn't have to google everything I'm trying to figure out! As in: -Can I upload photos to my home if it's not listed? The photos are some blurry yellow ones from somewhere. Zillow says that one of the ways they calculate the zestimate is to use the photos, and mine are awful. -Why can't I figure out a way to edit the description if it's not listed? I did it only two months ago (March '24). -My satellite photo is incorrect, but not on any of the map apps. I can't figure out a way to edit it. I've asked Zillow three times to fix it. submitted by /u/FunMousse8127 [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/1csg3vx/zillow_aaarrhg/

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