Bedroom: 3 Bathroom: 3 Square feet: 1598 Rent: $2101 Dont forget to drop your number if you're interested in this property. submitted by /u/Sea_Gap_8057 [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/1fsq20z/3_bedrooms_3_bathrooms_house/

We’ve been looking for the past couple months and have finally found the home we believe fits all of our requirements and is within our price range. We attended a lot of the open homes and talked to the agent and he was sweet talking us at the time but when it came to auction, it was basically a total bust. The highest bid was way below what the sellers wanted and we had explained that we couldn’t bid too high because we were still waiting on finance which was coming the next day and didn’t want to risk it (auction was Sunday, Monday we received the finance). The partner agent told us to just submit our offer on Monday as we still had bidder rights until the house officially goes on the market after auction and so we did - the selling agent immediately declined the offer, which was a really good offer, and reworded our offer email which just made it sound like he was making fun of us to be honest. I understand being irritated by a failed auction but we were not the only people who ma

I got my cd, closing 10/08. I was told my first payment would be 11/01. There is a prepaid interest for 10/08 - 11/01 listed on my cd. My understanding was the each mortgage payment at the beginning of the month pays off the interest accrued over the past month. If this is true, wouldn't my payment on 11/01 pay for the interest accrued in October? Why would I need to prepay interest as well? It feels like im being charged interest for October twice. submitted by /u/Nat9523 [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/1fs4vwj/please_help_me_understand_prepaid_interest/

اجرت شقة بعقد لمدة ٥ سنوات و دفعت ساعتها تأمين مايعادل ٤ شهور و دلوقتي لنجدد عقد الايجار و صاحب الشقة غير انه زود الايجار طبعا عاوز ياخد شهور تأمين تانى مع ان التأمين الأولانى لم يخصم منه حاجة هل ده منطقي ؟ submitted by /u/FIGO-12345 [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/1frz0bi/عقد_ايجار/

Apologies in advance for the really, really long post! Background: I just dropped out of the college I was attending (for reasons not in my control, but not related to finances). I moved back home with my parents to what is also a college town (Inland Northwest) and will most likely finish my degree here, so I'm looking for my own housing. Unfortunately being partway through the semester, everything is rented (or really expensive), but the rental market is significantly higher than other areas because of the students. Rent is looking to be the same or more than a mortgage, but houses are also a lot more than I could afford to make a downpayment on (I haven't ever had a credit card, so I don't have established credit). There are a couple "fixer upper" houses for sale, but for about what you would pay for a house that needs minimal work. One I really love was posted yesterday, and it's in a really good location (central in town, and right next to a park/scho

My husband and I have bought out my sister of our father’s house in Alameda County, California. I am the trustee and executor. We want to use the parent to child exclusion from my father to me. Of course we are looking for the best property tax scenario. Our only child, an adult, has moved into the house. We are working with a title and have put the process on hold while we seek advice. I have spoken with the Alameda County Assessors office and have been sent two forms: Claim for reassessment exclusion for transfer between parent and child; and Claim for homeowner’s property tax exemption. Initially we were planning to have myself, my husband and our son on the title as Joint Tenants. Is this the right way to go? Or Can I immediately then transfer to our son the property using the parent to child exclusion with him being the sole owner? submitted by /u/GrknssWknss [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/1fr7su3/inherited_property_transfe

So we sold our house and it finally closed earlier this week. When we listed, we’d been quite specific in the list of exclusions and inclusions on the listing. We very specifically mentioned we were leaving with a number of items that are « fixed » ie that are screwed into the walls. Stuff like some IKEA floating TV cabinets, a shelf I had custom built, curtains in the kids’ rooms that my mother had made for them custom. I get a call yesterday from the buyer accusing us of stealing from them and that I had no business taking those items. They later texted me an itemized list of what had been « stolen » with ridiculous replacement/installation prices (like 4000$ for a pair of 200$ IKEA cabinets, + 500$ to install). They’ve been harassing my realtor too. I went back and checked their initial offer and the excluded items were indeed there, so they don’t have a leg to stand on. I’m quite stressed out, I don’t need this right now. Can they really cause me any problems? I’m in Quebec. s

Are these reasons to get a new realtor or should I give her some more grace because the market really is that tough right now? First time seller. Property is a condo/apartment. Been listed for 4 months, no offers. Priced competitively, such that I'm usually the lowest by a few thousand and now it's listed under what it will appraise for. 3 or 4 other exact same units in the same complex have sold since mine went up, some very recently. All listed higher than mine, I think one at the same price. There is nothing wrong with my property and nothing really different from the others that sold (the only real difference that could be is which way the unit faces the sun and maybe they are closer to to one of the small HOA playgrounds). I have 10k in new upgrades as of a month ago with the HVAC. The following are things I'm wondering if my realtor didn't do so well at. We had one open house at the start (the others had more). I asked if we will have more and she said no, s

After completing my licensing exam I figured I’d give you my thoughts and ideas about the 3 tests you must complete to start your journey in Real Estate 90 Hour Pre Licensing Course: I took my course through Aceable agent which was all online. I thought the course was very simple to use and I enjoyed watching the videos and being able to listen to the chapters. The class itself was very simple and straight forward. In my opinion they teach you all what you need to know for the tests. The test: (I had an earlier post regarding this because I was terrified of taking this test as you only have 2 attempts before you are required to restart the class) The test itself was very easy. I had taken the practice tests on the class website 4 times. Each test being 180 questions long. I also took the smaller practice tests for each chapter (I believe 27 chapters) 3 times each. Along with the Prep Agent website. I passed on my first try with an 83%. Had I not changed a few answers at the end I wo

I’m Looking a broker that helps out with bad credit. I have $20k to deposit. Does anyone know a broker that works with people with bad credit? submitted by /u/Ok-Yogurtcloset2247 [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/1fpraqm/looking_a_broker_that_helps_out_with_bad_credit/

I've been told that you can get a FHA203K loan for moving a house to a new lot on a flatbed truck, but a lot of lenders have overlays on their loans, so they can't be underwritten for this purpose. Does anyone know of a lender that does a FHA203K without the overlays? California based property. submitted by /u/avgdude_2000 [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/1fpphfu/fha203k_moving_a_house_to_a_new_lot/

Recently (as in within the past few days or so) I've started feeling like I'm falling a bit behind. I was born with autism, OCD and ADHD, with the combination of them all leaving me very depressed and anxious about many things, which in turn makes it hard to chance ambition, or anything for that matter. I've never had a job, I'm worried about working with strangers, I'm worried that I can't attain a skillset to be accepted into a job that is remote, at least with no prior experience, and I just don't know where to start. I'm worried that it's starting to become too late to start working on things. submitted by /u/dogmeatman [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/1fp1cia/as_a_clueless_teenager_m17_how_do_i_go_about_my/

What are the new real estate laws? submitted by /u/Fancy-Particular-900 [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/1fp0xxt/new_real_estate_laws/

Talk me off a ledge here. We are 6 days out from closing and purchased a couch and a carpet cleaner (about $3k total) so they’d arrive before we move in. I put them on our credit card to get the points. We have $138k in cash and are using $61k to close (a little over 20% down). Our only debt is that one cc and it gets paid in full monthly. Please tell me I didn’t just screw our closing😭 I didn’t even think about it until I ordered and I can’t cancel the purchases now. submitted by /u/Ok_Donut_5355 [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/1fox797/6_days_from_closing_and_bought_a_couch_now/

I was listing agent for land. Buyers agent submitted offer, cash, close 30 days no contingency. Buyer dragged feet for almost 60 days talking about title issues and looking into it. Buyer backs out days before the rescheduled closing citing buyer backed out per attorneys advice on title issues. I found out the buyer was also buying abutting land and it failed to perc. (No public sewer available and that’s why they backed out of my sale. I called buyers agent with this new info but didn’t tell her I knew full the full story. She just repeated that due to title issues they can’t purchase, never mentioned the failed perc test. I have not spoken with their attorney, so I’m not sure if the buyers agent is lying or if their attorney is lying to get the deposit back. $2000 This closes to a new buyer this week so I‘ll be reaching out to our attorney to see where this stands. Am I right for trying to keep deposit? submitted by /u/Temporary-Rule-899 [link] [comments] source

My father has a co-signer or co-borrower on his mortage loan (he’s 70 doesn’t remember which one). He recently had a stroke and he’s wondering in case of his death would I, his beneficiary be next to take over mortgage payments or sell, or would the co-person be next? Who is prioritized in this situation? We’re in California if that helps. Any info helps. Thank you submitted by /u/eveela [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/1fnfnds/who_has_priority/

Good day All, Looking to purchase a property from my close friend but we cannot go through the assumption process because the bank will not allow us. So we are going to do the seller financing method. Does anyone have a purchase agreement and promissory note template that him and I can use and to start this process? This is our first time doing the seller financing method so any advice/guidance will be very much appreciated. Thank you. submitted by /u/Blizzy_Blair1996 [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/1fnec45/purchase_agreement_and_promissory_note/

Hello, We purchased land 2 years ago to build a house on. Things didn’t go as planned and we had to get out of our living arrangement sooner than the house build would take so we purchased a new mobile home (2022)and use the land as collateral for the finance and group them together. Fast forward 2 years we are ready to build but how do we get rid of the (sale) mobile home and keep the land that we rid into it? Help , would love to know my options submitted by /u/Responsible_NNP [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/1fmr1ga/real_estate_advice_what_can_i_do_with_my_mobile/

We put in an offer on land above asking price. We have found issues on the sellers disclosure such as not having previous soil tests done, but the county (and now I) have copies of a soil test under the sellers name from when they bought the property. As well as stating there is no known septic on the property, but we located a septic tank with a hole punched in the top covered by a rock, although it did not look it use. This tank is located five feet from their camper that they have had on the property for over a year, so it's extremely unlikely they don't know it's there. On the sellers disclosure, they listed that the land has gas service, and then lists the source as a 500 gallon tank. They recently listed their camper that was set on the land for sale, and stated that the propane tank was also for sale. Since the tank was listed as a source of gas on the land, does that not mean it's included with the sale? We love the land, so these items are not exactly deal

I have a 1050 square foot house that needs full rewire. Everything including the panel. House is in Florida and bids I’m getting are all over the place . I’m hoping to find a consistent answer so I can proactively tell a licensed electrician how much I’m willing to pay and “come look at the job if that sounds reasonable to you” Wood frame walls are open, easy access. 3 bedrooms 2 baths , laundry , ceiling fans in bedrooms. I provide all fixtures. No fancy extras just basic lights and outlets in their standard locations Thank you everyone in advance for your advice. I’m a small time investor looking for a little guidance. God Bless submitted by /u/Muted_Measurement435 [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/1flxt5q/how_much_to_rewire_a_house/

We are looking to buy a home but we are not there yet. My husband is military, we found a very nice-looking house but it is 2 towns over from where he would be working. I looked on google and reddit, and from what I read it wasn't too bad of a location. I joined a Facebook group with people in that area and most say the drug/crime rate is bad in that area. We put an offer in on a home and it was accepted, we just did the inspection because I made that a contingency on buying, and the roof is not up to par, the crawlspace needs a vapor barrier and there was "moister on slabs". Is this enough to back out of the offer? submitted by /u/SailNo6572 [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/1flw1vu/pulling_out_of_offer_after_inspection/

My wife and I are in the process of buying a home. It has radiant in floor heating on both floors, throughout the entire house as well as the garage. A boiler system located in a utility room in the garage. As nice as heated floors sound, I’m concerned about what happens if the system should fail during the winter. The home was built in 2019, so the boiler is relatively new, but the older the home gets, the greater the chance of failure. And this is in Alaska where winters get cold and frozen pipes are always a concern. Is this heating system going to be too much of a headache and constant source of worry? I’m just envisioning a scenario where the system fails and I can’t get a technician to come out to fix it quickly. Am I overthinking this? I assume if the pipes were to freeze on a home like this, potential damage could be in the hundreds of thousands? Possible to use antifreeze to help prevent this? submitted by /u/best_selling_author [link] [comments] source https://

So July 4th we looked at the perfect house in our price range plus big enough for our large family. The listing agent was 45 mins late to show the house and sent her brother who had 0 info. So we asked a friend who also does reality to show us the house a week later and she informed us the house had a lean. That would need to be paid in cash according to the listing agent. We talked to our bank and they agreed to add it to our loan so we made a full process offer + lean amount bid. Which took them till 8/14 to except this is were things have gotten fishy they sent us there contracts which had that we were putting 6.5% down. Closing 8/16 and I wasn’t on this paperwork. So we sent it back for the to revise checking in weekly with no response till last Thursday 8/13 when they sent the listing agent an email stating they needed and additional $5,000 to cover expenses the house had occurred and if we agreed they would have us a contract in 48hrs we said no. And are back to radio silence fr

his is a general warning for people who use this agency to rent a property. I am going to share a disgusting experience that I had with the above agency. I was new to the rental experience after a marriage breakdown so I answered a add on Real Estate .com and met a guy in Maribyrnong to look over a apartment . He suggested he was not only going to be my roommate, but he also worked at the company in Brunswick. All looked good and myself and a lovely lady moved in to the apartment in late March. Everything was going well ,we were paying our rent and things were moving forward with 3 people coming from different age groups and different upbringings. Then on the 25th of June out of nowhere 3 Breach Notices appeared on my email from my roommate but on Biggins and Scotts letterhead. I was completely surprised and after trying to reason with the sender of these documents, I then decided I had to call his boss the Director of Biggin and Scott in Brunswick. David told me that he was "

In Bucharest right now the roi is up to 35% per year The market is with us interest rates are down we are witnessing history in the making Prices rise every 2 weeks And investments start at only 22.000 which you can expect up to 12.000 in 2 years flipping it Better than any type of investment atp If you want to invest leave me a message. submitted by /u/Moneyw9k [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/1fkfymd/opportunity_in_europe/

Hello! I just want to ask for suggestion kung anong maganda gawin sa 1BR condo unit bare type, bukod sa ipa rent ito at staycation(no budget for renovation). We don’t have plans pa to settle there kasi (napurnada dahil back to office na and transpo from the location to metro manila is not ideal). Kung pwd lang i give up but it will be a bad record sa Pag ibig (it was under housing loan 30yrs to pay). Thank you po in advance! submitted by /u/TheOtherSideOfHuman [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/1fkfn29/bare_type/

I currently work in New Home Sales in Texas. For Texas, no license is required to work for a builder. However, I have heard that there are some specific requirements needed to do what I do in North Carolina. What would be the best way for me to go about transitioning if I wanted to move to NC? What licenses/requirements would I need? Can I get these done while I am in Texas? Any help would be greatly appreciated! TIA submitted by /u/LordCure [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/1fkervf/i_want_to_move_to_north_carolina_and_work_in_new/

I have a house valued about $800-$830K with no mortgage & I'd like to borrow about $20K to do some repairs before putting it in on the market without going through income verification/paperwork like a normal mortgage would require. Houses are selling within a month or 2 at most. I could sell it as is but I'd like to do some minor fixes without dipping into my savings which I may need to get a new place. Maybe a no doc HELOC based on it being about $800K equity with a $20K loan. Or conversely should I sell as is? submitted by /u/Serious_Initiative_6 [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/1fjpssz/what_is_the_easiest_type_of_loan_to_get_to_do/

Hi, This may be a bit of a strange post for this sub but I need ideas of something to give/do for my dad as a thank you. Yesterday he closed on a new house for me, my husband and our 3 young kids. I wanted to do something special beyond just a thank you to show our endless appreciation but I’m stuck on ideas. Any help would be appreciated! submitted by /u/natureswoodwork [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/1fjp7r4/a_thank_youshowing_appreciation/

I’m looking to buy a property for sale by owner. The broker I’m using has a a business relationship with seller.. she has made comments like oh he’s good for it or honest. Seller has had land appraised but just needs to get it in writing. He had another property appraised and at the same time had his second property appraised just not in writing. I’ve already submitted all my documents to broker but I feel she is being slow to benefit the seller bc he is closing on a different property soon. Thoughts?? submitted by /u/okiegirl20 [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/1fjmcud/am_i_getting_taking_advantage_of/

We are searching for homes in SW Michigan . Likely it’s the last of what is available till Spring but man the pickings are slim. We are searching for homes up to $700k. A new listing was posted as coming soon for a week and finally more pictures are listed. I was able to find the old listing from 2022. The sold price was $430k 12/22. For sale now $599,000. Nothing changed . No new updates to anything. No new roof, water heater, updated flooring, still dark wood cabinets and black not updated appliances . Green carpet from the 2000s in the all seasons room. Please tell me I am not the only one who thinks a 39% increase with nothing added but a larger interest rate is crazy? submitted by /u/Educational_Ebb_7367 [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/1fiw9nk/house_sold_2022_no_updates_new_asking_price_is/

Recently I worked with a real estate agent to build AI agent that close deals end to end. surprisingly it took 7 days for the AI to close it's first $500K deal. That was in UAE, unsure if elsewhere in the world is the same submitted by /u/yousefalarif [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/1fitsdq/will_ai_replace_real_estate_agents/

How often if this request granted? For reference, the home was previously rented and the tenants move out date.was yesterday. Our inspection is this week so while we haven't seen it, we're assuming they left a lot behind (elderly women moving into nursing home and she had a lot of stuff in there). The seller is the POA for the actual owner (who is also elderly), and lives out of state. We're hoping to ask if we can get into the vacant house and clean up the junk left behind before our closing date. submitted by /u/OutlandishnessFun438 [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/1fhzxid/possibility_of_getting_in_to_clean_house_before/

I stopped responding to my former realtor a few months ago and bought a home with some other realtor. I’d still get listings from my former realtor and ignore them. He finally sent me an email saying that he noticed I bought a home and wished me well. That’s creepy. I live in California I’d like to know what websites realtors use to find out where someone lives by just putting in their name. submitted by /u/Succulent_Rain [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/1fhycj6/former_realtor_found_i_bought_a_home/

Is there anything I should look out for during the construction? How involved can I be? What can I control during construction like can I say “oh this is not fitted correctly” or whatever. First time buying a new build so any feedback would be helpful! Builders I’m looking at are LandSea and Pulte Homes. submitted by /u/rmustafa11 [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/1fh9jnk/looking_to_purchase_a_new_build_in_orlando_fl_area/

This board is full of some of the most arrogant clueless people who know nothing about real estate transactions other than their hatred of agents. And they have been responding to all the questions about commissions and agents with no actual knowledge and the worst most inaccurate advice. So here's a breakdown of how it actually works (at least in NY). Like it or not, unless otherwise stated these are all facts I've pulled from my real life experience working 50+ hours a week in the industry for 7 years BTW. I'm sure plenty of armchair experts are going to chime in to argue though. Sellers- Commission is negotiable and You don't HAVE to pay for the buyers agent. That said it shrinks your buyer pool to outright refuse to hear any offers requesting compensation. It's just logic. I've been seeing posts the last few weeks about deals not going through because of this and I've had buyers ask me specifically not to show them homes that don't compensate. You

I’m planning to purchase my first home in Calgary, Canada, and I want to ensure it's a sound investment that will appreciate over time. With the significant rise in housing prices since 2022, I’m considering more affordable options like townhouses in newer developments. I’ve also heard about the Green Line LRT project, which will eventually run from the airport to various areas. I’m wondering if buying a property near this new transit line could be the best investment for future growth. just want suggestions from you people submitted by /u/Remarkable_Photo_818 [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/1fh1bba/how_will_the_green_line_effect_calgarys_real/

I am in the process of purchasing a townhouse (NJ). The seller's lawyer included a clause stating something to the effect of them not being liable if any structural damage is found. My lawyer pointed this out as being unusual. How can I find out if the towmhouse has structural damage, beyond that preliminary inspection? For reference the unit is 3 stories (on the first story is the garage). The building may be located on formerly swampy territory but it seems perfectly fine. Also the lawyer fee is a flat fee of $1700, I am not sure if this amount is too high or if its normal. submitted by /u/Joshistotle [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/1fgmmkc/structural_damage_how_to_ascertain/

I placed an offer on a house listed 'For Sale' only to find out there was a contigent offer accepted already. The contigent offer was given 48 hours after my offer to remove their contigency. My realtor didn't disclose or know about this fact until after the original offer was accepted and mine denied. My realtor works in the same office owned by the listing agent. Seems like she should have been aware of the property's status. She then lied by saying she disclosed the existing contigent offer during our first conversation. What I would like to know is if violations of the Realtor's code of ethics were commited here? Does the listing agent need to change the status of a listing from 'For Sale' to 'Contigent' on the MLS listings? As for my agent, I feel like she is covering her boss's and her ass by lying to me about disclosing in our first communication. submitted by /u/Puzzleheaded-Mix-941 [link] [comments] source https://www.reddi

Here’s my families scenario: We have an accepted offer on a hobby farm for $535,000 and have been receiving quotes for around 6% mortgage rates. We own a home with a 2.85% rate, and owe $213,000. The value of the home is around $400,000. Our mortgage is around $1,650 after insurances and taxes. The market for renting would put our house around $2,300 but if we chose to not sell we would struggle on a down payment for the new house. We have around $50,000 in savings. At 5% down on the new property we would need $26,000 and at 20% we would need $107,000. With the 5% down we would obviously have to pay a mortgage insurance. I’m looking for opinions on if it’s a good idea to rent or if I should just sell. Also, if I should just pay 5% down or how I could come up with the 20% down. Thanks submitted by /u/Sentence_Other [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/1fggzce/opinions_on_selling_or_renting/

I don’t know anything about real estate. I’ve tried to educate myself by googling things but I just get confused and there’s a lot I still don’t understand. My parents own several investment properties & I know I will someday have inheritance. (They have communicated this). They are also getting older and they manage their rentals themselves. I would like to educate myself on what you need to know as a landlord, but also about owning a home and real estate in general. Can anyone recommend any books or classes I can take? Would taking the course needed for a real estate license be helpful? (I don’t plan to be an agent, but would taking the courses be helpful or informative?) I would like to purchase a home on my own soon, as well as be knowledgeable to help manage their properties for them as they get older, and be prepared to take over when I receive inheritance. Thanks in advance! submitted by /u/aiamakrose [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/

Hello, I have couple of questions who took loan to buy a land in Kingcounty WA , but any experience out of WA is also welcome, please just indicate at least the state that you bought the land. I wonder which lender you worked with ( failed ones also welcome) and what was the result , did they close it ? Count close, late ? Delayed ? How did the lender calculate the value of the land? I am not asking in general I ask how did they calculated your land , if you had a chance to see appraisal report. Were there any unexpected issues or challenges during the process (appraisals, terms, delays, etc.)? I heard seller re agent prefers some local lenders over any lender, they said seller agent can manipulate the seller to choose the buyer with better lender to avoid time loss. What do you wish you had known beforehand that could have helped? I want to gather real experiences from those who've been through the process, Thanks for sharing! the best I could find is 8.725%fixed 20y %30 dow

I want to buy a house in the future (Texas). The problem is that I may need to move to a different city or out of state due to career-related reasons. Would it be wiser to keep renting, or should I buy a house and sell it before paying off the mortgage? submitted by /u/chucheman [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/1ffot7u/rent_apartment_or_sell_house_before_paying_off/

I’m currently 19 living in Ohio I’ve always been fascinated by houses and architecture, I also have an apprenticeship in construction and I would like to get into real estate. The problem is my girlfriend, Her family lives in California and I don’t mind moving to California it’s one of my dream states to go too. it’s just I feel like it would be insanely hard to get into real estate in California. As I mentioned I live in Ohio houses are alot cheaper over here I can get a little fixer upper 3 bedroom house with a couple grand in back taxes for 20-50k compared to Cali which the only thing listed that low is a mobile home😅. I was planning on building my credit up as I’m 19 I have not touched a single credit card. I was thinking about getting a small loan on a house and a investor then hopefully sell that house to repay the debt and have a little extra cash over to buy another house out of the money I earned instead of a loan from a bank then try to build a bond with that investor?? Is

I am 18 and planning on going to UF to study real estate and then moving to NYC get my license and become a real estate agent, but I have read that only 1 or 2 percent of agents there make more than 5 deals per year, I also have read that is really competitive so I’m really scared if I’m going to make it or not, what is a realistic expectation of being an agent in NYC? submitted by /u/Key-Goose-5656 [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/1ffofar/is_it_being_a_real_estate_agent_hard_in_nyc/

this house has been in attorney review, under contract, and contingent during the time we’ve been asking our real estate agent to put in an offer for us. i’m confused… every article i’ve read is not telling me that there’s no caveat w putting in an offer during these periods. our agent is waiting for the listing agent to give us approval to put in an offer. can someone explain this to me? what’s this rule? submitted by /u/hauntedghost3 [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/1few2ye/our_agent_is_not_putting_in_an_offer_for_us/

I am a first time homebuyer. My builder neglected to water the back yard for more than a month (and repeatedly ignored my emails about this) and now a majority of the lawn is brown and there are bare patches of dirt in the worst spots. As we approach closing (this Friday) I told my realtor that I either want new sod put down (the back lawn is about 3k sq ft.) or I want a credit to do it myself. My realtor’s first response was that I just need to water it and give it a year, in which case if it doesn’t grow back, it would be covered under the builder warranty. When I told her that I am 99% sure no lawn is covered under any builder warranty since it’s a perishable item, she next suggested having a signed letter saying that if it doesn’t grow back in June (1 year since it was put down) it should be replaced by the builder. I’m am weary to do this and I don’t want to look at dead grass until June. I’m certain it won’t grow back, at least not to what it originally looked like before it

Explore NA villa plots for sale in Talegaon with the Escape City project, developed by Elite Landmarks. Enjoy beautiful natural surroundings, prime locations, and top amenities for your ideal plot. Learn more and find your perfect home today! To know More Visit: https://escapecity.in/ submitted by /u/deepak9920 [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/1fe7hiq/na_villa_plots_for_sale_in_talegaon/

Just jumped off a call now with a Remax director of a couple branches in a nearby state and he was telling me how, on his really good properties that get a ton of inquiries, the biggest issue they're facing is a huge inflow of uncategorised potential buyers. Do any of you have solutions to some sort of "hack" to distinguish between them more easily. Or, do you just have to slog it out and contact every single one of them to confirm their situation whether by phone/email/text? "asking for a friend" lol submitted by /u/iamethanglenny_ [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/1fe5ryk/best_way_to_distinguish_serious_buyers_from/

So a friend a mine is closing on a property soon. Contracts are signed, he paid for inspections, seller agreed to repairs. While he was looking for home owners insurance, he found out it was a claimed filed for stolen property back in December of 23. The claim was for 28k. Because of this he is getting really high HOI quotes and wants to pull out of the deal. Can he pull out and keep his EMD? He expected to pay around $120 per month for HOI but is getting quoted around $3500 for the year because of this claim. This makes the Monthly payment much higher than anticipated. Seller never disclosed the claim. Thanks submitted by /u/Intelligent_Bed1605 [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/1fe3vj1/question_about_emd/

I’m looking for a room in Dublin for long term can you please tell me some websites or apps where I can find it … thanks submitted by /u/psysaurus [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/1fdd7xp/house_in_dublin_to_rent/

I made the NIGHTMARE decision of buying at tower 155 in Boca, (For those of you who dont know google: Tower 155 Boca Lawsuit) basically they used a bunch of 3rd rate contractors they literally found on angies list and the building became the Fyre festival of construction literally leaks and mold are seeping into the walls in this billion dollar + building. That 200k Just gets us the legal costs for the laywers to sue the develops, could be 500+ mil in repairs overall this place is so damaged and it needs new basically everything including key structural elements that are very difficult to replace. I'm into this place for 2 mil but the markets about to get flooded. 30% of the units are empty and a single investor is about to drop 17 more on the market. How bad of a haircut are we talking here gents? Any chance I make it out of this unscathed? submitted by /u/Yamatro [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/1fdceb8/foundation_of_condo_is_cru

So my friend was planning to sell his land plot by plot and found a prospective buyer.. on a verbal agreement my friend took advance for booking inorder to ensure that the customer doesnt change his buying decision.. but now he is saying he isnt interested in the property and is asking for refund of the advance booking amount. Isnt it legal to hold back the advance money used to book a deal even if it was a verbal agreement.? submitted by /u/Next-Score-2155 [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/1fdcalx/is_advance_refundable/

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I’m interested in putting an offer for a home. But the tenants who are renting it refuse to leave. According to the agent, they have not paid rent in a year and are still awaiting to get a court ordered date to vacate. I signed a contract stating “home needs to be vacant upon escrow” meaning they need to be gone. However, I’m not sure how far long they are in the court process. But if my offered gets accepted, how will it be ensured they leave? submitted by /u/simplyleen [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/1fcks9z/buying_a_home_with_tenants_living_in_it_still/

I won't get into the whole deal, but here's the problems. I sold my house. Part of their offer was to let me stay in my house rent free for aprox 3 months, which I needed. Also offered no inspection! Accepted the offer. My nephew was my realtor..(problem number one,,,new, not very professional.) The whole thing is just wierd. The buyers and I had our own closings...I never met them, which was fine. While at my closing the other agent texts my agent, and asks as a favor, if I would give a walk thru of the house before I move out. I wasn't happy about it, but said ok. Well it didn't happen for various reasons, I was pissed at my realtor for various reasons, and I just left the keys on the counter when I moved out. I still cannot figure out what this walk thru was to be about?? I did put sticky notes on shut off valves, switches, whatever....house was spotless. So as you can figure, their realtor, the buyers and my realtor/nephew were pissed cuz I didn't do the walk

Hello everyone, I am looking for guidance on how to best handle my situation signing on for a new apartment lease. I just toured an apartment tonight, and I want this place. Part of the reason I like it is that it’s a very good price. I plan to call tomorrow morning to let the landlady know that I want to sign a lease for the apartment. She has other potential tenants other than me, so there is a time concern there. However, I don’t have much more in my checking account right now than what the rent is per month. I won’t be able to ask her until tomorrow morning what she is asking for as an upfront payment to be able to sign the lease, but I clearly need to request flexibility with that when I call her tomorrow morning. I have positive referrals from both my last two landlords, spanning for a few years showing perfect rental payment history. I also have good credit and am employed but I just paid rent for my current place (I have been renting currently on a month-to-month lease so I o

Hey everyone, Recently I have been getting into the world of real estate and I’ve been diving deep into the idea of mentorship in real estate investing. I know there's a wealth of free advice out there, but I'm curious if paying for mentorship/coaching may offer something more. For those of you in the real estate game: Do you think paid mentorship provides a clearer advantage over the free resources available? What areas within real estate investing do you believe would benefit significantly from dedicated, expert mentorship? (e.g., flipping houses, managing rental properties) If you’ve ever invested in paid mentorship, how did it compare to the free materials you’ve used? Was it worth the investment? I’m really curious to hear whether you believe that paying for expert guidance could make a substantial difference, especially compared to just going it alone with free resources. Looking forward to hearing your thoughts! submitted by /u/RealEstateConnector [link]

Am looking in 2 communities - both are Toll Bros communities and within 10 minutes of each other. The first is an established neighborhood like community. Really nice single family type homes. Built in 2016 and you have the ability to fence in the backyard, add a fire-it, outdoor kitchen etc. The second are brand new townhomes with beautiful mountain views. This community is closer to the town and main highway, but set enough away that it still feels private. Prices are equal and both communities sell equally well. Which would you choose and why? submitted by /u/Kindly_Specialist790 [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/1fb6duz/which_one_is_a_better_purchase/

I’m looking in Hoboken and the equity increase there has been insane. The past few weeks I haven’t seen as much movement. Could it be because people know rates may come down even more and there’s another hurdle to possibly pay the buyers agent? I’m seeing some condos with more time on the market than usual. submitted by /u/LegalDragonfruit1506 [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/1fb5swf/are_people_waiting_to_put_offers_until_more/

Hello, today I have recently been offered a commission only role which specialises in selling resort real estate (working remote from home in the UK) I have done real estate for nearly 10 years in the UK so I know a fair bit about the market over here and however I was wondering what it is like over in Bali and if many people actually invest in these properties/how achievable sales would be? submitted by /u/OkReplacement7657 [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/1fb3mv2/real_estate_broker_role/

Hello For those who have already purchased property from a bank foreclosure, how did you negotiate with the bank to settle any pending fees, such as utilities or HOA fees? Thank you! submitted by /u/vincent-cz [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/1faa2im/buying_foreclosed_property_from_bpibank/