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Asked by Laura | Broken Arrow, OK | 07-28-2026 | 68 Views | Selling | Updated 2 months ago
Are there other fees I should be worried about and does the loan cover them or do i have to pay out of pocket?
How do I know how much I can afford?
Asked by Britney S | Stamford, CT | 07-28-2026 | 69 Views | Home Loans | Updated 2 months ago
During our final walk-through, we noticed a few minor issues that were not present during the initial showing, such as a leaky faucet and a cracked window pane. Our agent suggested asking for a closing credit, but we are worried about finding reliable contractors to do the work ourselves immediately after moving in. We want to understand the typical pros and cons of having the seller handle the repairs before closing versus taking a cash credit and managing the projects ourselves.
We are looking at a few different units. Some neighbors mentioned that the building sits on a ground lease, while others say the association owns the land outright. I want to understand how this distinction affects my rights as a unit owner and whether I should be looking for specific language in the master deed or CC&Rs to clarify the ownership structure.
Asked by Samuel | Kansas City, MO | 07-27-2026 | 120 Views | Affordable Housing | Updated 2 months ago
I recently received a violation notice for the color of my mailbox, which hasn't changed in five years. However, several neighbors on my street have the exact same style and color, and they haven't received any notices. I want to know how to approach the board about this without causing a neighborhood feud, as it feels like I'm being singled out for some reason.
Asked by Audrey | Peoria, AZ | 07-27-2026 | 38 Views | Affordable Housing | Updated 2 months ago
My wife and I finally found a house in Bellevue that really feels like the right one for us. The problem is, our agent said we'd have a much better shot if we waived the inspection since there are other offers coming in.nnThat makes me pretty nervous. I don't mind losing the house if it means avoiding a big mistake, but I also don't want to miss out if this is just how the market works around here.nnFor agents who've helped a lot of first-time buyers, what would you tell someone in my shoes? Are there times when waiving an inspection really makes sense, or is it usually better to keep looking?nnI'd really appeciate some honest advice before we make a decision. Thanks.
Asked by Cal N | Bellevue, WA | 07-27-2026 | 65 Views | Buying | Updated 2 months ago
I have a lot in the overlook at kingwood subdivision. They are just coming out of litigation. I would like to know what the market price is for the lot. Can you provide any information?
what options do we have
Asked by Karen Stephens | Lancaster, CA | 07-27-2026 | 312 Views | Buying | Updated 2 months ago
I am considering participating in an online auction for a property, but the rules for the deposit seem much stricter than a standard residential purchase agreement. The site mentions a non-refundable buyer's premium and a very short window to wire the remaining funds if I win the bid. I want to understand the timeline for these payments and what happens to my deposit if the title search reveals issues.
Asked by Angela | Dayton, OH | 07-26-2026 | 58 Views | Affordable Housing | Updated 2 months ago
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