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Undisclosed Problem Surfaces Four Years After Purchase

By | December 29th, 2003|

A buyer asks if they have any options regarding an undisclosed problem that the sellers knew about. Buyers often have no recourse unless you can prove the sellers fraudulently deceived you. The time to catch undisclosed problems is at the time of the purchase with a good home inspector.

“Real Estate Questions and Answers – December 29, 2003”

By | December 29th, 2003|

Q: Can you give me any recommendations or a checklist for purchasing a home that is for sale by owner? I know I need a real estate attorney to close, ...

Read Books About Real Estate Investment

By | December 22nd, 2003|

If you're interested in real estate investments, you may look to real estate investing authors such as Carlton Sheets. Sheets charges people to get his advice but there are other real estate investing experts whose books you can read. To learn about real estate investments, try reading a book by Robert Irwin or Robert Shemin.

Finding co-op loans

By | December 22nd, 2003|

The best way to find a co-op loan is to talk to real estate agents who list co-ops for sale. They usually know lenders in the area who will finance a co-op property.

Escrow Management And Who Pays Taxes

By | December 22nd, 2003|

Escrow accounts hold money to pay property taxes. You can either manage your own escrow account or let your mortgage company do it. But if you manage your own escrow account you will get to earn interest on your escrow money. The best way to manage escrow money depends on each home owner.

Properties Sold After Late Payment On Tax Bill

By | December 22nd, 2003|

A property owner does not pay his property tax after an error is detected. The owner needs to get down to the county tax collector and speak to someone in the office who can help to redeem the properties. At this point, they may just have to pay all of the tax, even if one of the tax bills has an incorrect amount listed on it.

Buying A Home That’s For Sale By Owner

By | December 22nd, 2003|

There are many things to know before buying a property that is for sale by owner. When buying a house that is for sale by owner, make sure the house is fairly priced, and ask the seller to pay half the broker's commission. You should also hire a real estate attorney to help you buy a home that is for sale by owner.

Books Every Real Estate Investor Will Love

By | December 15th, 2003|

Books Every Real Estate Investor Will Love. Real Estate Investment Property Book Review. Young Americans are increasingly plowing retirement dollars into investment property -- sometimes even before they buy a home as a primary residence. Owning investment property can dramatically increase one's net worth. If you've decided to invest in real estate, here's a quick look at some recent titles that may prove helpful as you begin your search for the right investment property.

Know Your Home: Get An Inspection

By | December 15th, 2003|

Home inspections by a professional home inspector can save you tons of money and aggravation. If you value peace of mind, it's the home inspectors who will give it to you.

Seller Doesn’t Move As Planned

By | December 15th, 2003|

You should never close on a property without the seller already having moved out or without a written arrangement that includes your holding cash back from the deal to ensure that the seller will really leave. What recourse does a buyer have when the seller does not act in goof faith?

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