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First time, using my VA loan

The stress alone of the process almost makes me wish I never did this. lol jk, but I’m curious I got a text saying “We did get the initial underwriting review and we are still good moving forward, so that is great news!” Not sure what exactly it means, anyone who can maybe explain I’d appreciate it. My fear is paying all this money to get the house inspected, appraisal, earnest money and then it get denied or something, especially like days before closing. I would be gutted lol submitted by /u/Turbulent_Sound_369 [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/1o20cst/first_time_using_my_va_loan/

Opinion request

Looking to buy a home with a 2 bedroom full basement but it isnt counted in the house (listed as a 3bed home) will this be an issue later? submitted by /u/KoL-whitey [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/1o185js/opinion_request/

Real estate folks — what’s the most annoying part of your day-to-day work?

Hey everyone! I’m part of a tech team that helps businesses use AI to make their workflow smoother. Right now, we’re talking to real estate people (agents, brokers, or small teams) to figure out which parts of the job are the biggest pain in the ass, the stuff that eats your time or drives you crazy. We’re offering a free AI automation consultation to help identify what can be automated, things like: 🏠 lead management 📅 appointment scheduling 📧 follow-ups 🧾 reports or data entry Basically, we want to understand your daily grind and show you how AI could take some of that load off, no sales pitch, just ideas and real examples. If you’re down to chat or want to vent about what tasks you hate most, drop a comment or DM me 😄 submitted by /u/Comfortable-Tax6197 [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/1o17uab/real_estate_folks_whats_the_most_annoying_part_of/

Cyprus House Prices Stay Steady While the Rest of Europe Surges

As per latest Eurostat data, house prices in Cyprus only rose by 1% year-on-year in Q2 2025, compared to an average of 5%+ across the EU. While countries like Portugal (+17.2%), Bulgaria (+15.5%), and Hungary (+15.1%) are seeing rapid growth, Cyprus seems to be in a stabilization phase. Quarterly growth was just 0.2%, showing the market has really cooled compared to early 2025.It’s interesting because while much of Europe is dealing with affordability issues, Cyprus might actually be becoming more balanced for buyers and investors. submitted by /u/LaMaisonRealEstate [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/1o140qu/cyprus_house_prices_stay_steady_while_the_rest_of/

Bought a home and found two majors leaks, what are legal options

Just bought a home, and moved in last week. Seller was never living in the home, they fixed it up and sold it for profit.. We discovered two majors leaks, we had a leak from our ceiling, upstairs was our hallway bathroom, leak was coming from shower pipe in the wall, I got a plumber to fix and contacted a restoration company to water mitigation and demo for water damages… we also noticed that our master bathroom was leaking from where the shower drain meets the pan. I’m at lost on what legal action I can take.. I shouldn’t be held accountable for issues I could not see. submitted by /u/HuckleberryNo7240 [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/1o13e44/bought_a_home_and_found_two_majors_leaks_what_are/

Are real estate platforms even worth trusting anymore?

Been scrolling through a few property sites lately while looking at potential investments, and honestly, they all start to feel the same. Every one promises “verified listings” or “secure deals,” but it’s tough to tell what’s actually real. I recently watched this amazing presentation about Passo by Beyond on YouTube, https://youtu.be/GrnGaHEff8A?si=DDDNDulgKTELnBRp and it got me thinking about how many platforms are genuinely changing the real estate game versus just adding another middle layer. For anyone who’s been browsing or investing online, do you feel like these kinds of digital tools really help you find better options, or do they just make things more complicated? Curious to hear how others are navigating the online real estate space lately. submitted by /u/ExoticIce3419 [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/1o0ei2c/are_real_estate_platforms_even_worth_trusting/

Starting a small call center in Egypt to help U.S. real estate companies — looking for feedback & insights

Hey everyone, I’ve recently launched a small call center here in Egypt focused on supporting U.S.-based real estate businesses — mainly investors, wholesalers, and agents who need help with cold calling, lead qualification, and appointment setting . Our team is trained to talk with U.S. homeowners, verify interest, and set qualified appointments, but as we grow, I want to make sure we’re doing things ethically, professionally, and effectively . I’d love to hear from other business owners or investors who’ve worked with remote or overseas calling teams: What makes a remote calling partner truly valuable for your real estate business? How do you handle trust, contracts, and payment when working internationally? Any common pitfalls to avoid when dealing with cold calling in the U.S. real estate market? I’m not trying to sell anything — just hoping to connect with experienced people, learn from your insights, and make sure we’re building something that genuinely adds value. Tha...

Investing

Hey all, I’m starting to think about buying a condo, that can potentially be a forever space whenever I may need, but also a rentable property for when I’m not in Oregon.. where do I start? Thank ya submitted by /u/IndependencePast3163 [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/1o08bsy/investing/

Home Sweet Texas Home Loan

Has anyone used or know of someone who has used this program? What was your experience like? Home Sweet Texas Home Loan Program. submitted by /u/Icy-Chance9014 [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/1nziy9v/home_sweet_texas_home_loan/

Fha loan workin on the road

I work on the road and sleep in the truck to save money. I am not as opposed to buying a house and paying myself as I am to flushing money down the drain on hotels. Would it be fraud if I got an fha loan and rented out 2/3 rooms and was only at the house on holidays and long weekends? submitted by /u/Homersimpsonpimpin [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/1nze486/fha_loan_workin_on_the_road/