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I have a question if my mother left me the house for 5 years I lived in it and we are to sell the house after 5 years me and my other two sisters and we are to have the money between the three of us if I want to can I sell my half to somebody else
Asked by Virginia Navarro | Corcoran, CA | 10-13-2026 | 25 Views | Tips & Advice | Updated 1 week ago
I am on Social Security and have been told I could possibly be approved to receive Government grant to buy a house. I am looking for a house in Clarksville by my kids cause they are my rides to my dr appts. 3 beds 2 bath and basement if possible because I have my kids and grandkids come over and spend the night and stuff. But if you can help me I would Appreciate it.
Asked by Tammy Martz | 37040 | 10-12-2026 | 18 Views | Home Loans | Updated 1 week ago
Evaluating a property before purchasing a tax lien certificate is an important step in real estate investing. Investors should look beyond the amount of unpaid property taxes and understand the property's actual value, physical condition, ownership history, and any existing liens or legal complications.nnResearching local tax lien laws is equally important because redemption periods, interest rates, auction procedures, and foreclosure requirements vary by state and county. Investors should also consider potential legal fees, maintenance expenses, and other costs before deciding how much to bid.nnA thorough due diligence process can help investors identify potential risks and make more informed investment decisions. Reviewing public property records, checking comparable sales, and verifying tax information are useful starting points.nnFor additional guidance, Scalance Global has published a tax lien investing guide covering due diligence.nnWhat property checks do you consider most important before purchasing a tax lien certificate? Are there any common mistakes that beginners should avoid when researching a potential investment?
Asked by Mridula | Pittsburgh, PA | 10-12-2026 | 36 Views | International Real Estate | Updated 2 weeks ago
The roof has collapsed in places. It is a bungalow and the past homeowner shut the 2nd floor off from the main floor. Several windows are broken out. Is this a bad investment?
Asked by Pam Biehn | 50531 | 10-10-2026 | 25 Views | Tips & Advice | Updated 2 weeks ago
Started in 2021 remodeling a historic house built in 1911 with 42 k from the sale of my previous home.Run out of money ,credit was good enough to borrow another 237,044.70 in hope of finishing.The bank put the contractor in charge of the draws with both of us signing for every draw. All seemed to be going well and when the last draw of 23,200.00 was pulled ,which was supposed to be used to finish the project he left the project while I finished up electrical(I'am a Master Electrician)he was to return and finish the house with the last draw of 23,200.00.I finished up the electrical and called him,and was told he would not be coming back to finish the house.So now this is year 2024 ,my wife and I are living in an RV on the property.Tried to pursue him by Civil and Criminal means unsucessfully.So I've been trying to finish the house out of a retirement income and it's been very slow,we had to move in the house unfinished,and work on it as we are able.Credit score is not condusive to borrowing at this point.But we still need money for cabinet doors and drawers,base boards,window trim, bathroom .We are stuck seemly tell me what are my options at this point ,we're almost finished but not quite there HELP!
Asked by ERNEST JACKSON | Crockett, TX | 10-10-2026 | 30 Views | Remodeling | Updated 2 weeks ago
Thinking about paying a real estate attorney per service instead of using a buyer's agent. Is that realistic, and can you still get credit for the buyer's agent commission at closing?
Asked by Graham P. | Savannah, GA | 10-12-2026 | 36 Views | Buying | Updated 2 weeks ago
found out theres a old tax lien on my moms house from like 10 years ago that nobody ever paid off. we are trying to sell now and dont know if we gotta pay that off first before it can even close or if the title company just handles it
Ive been wanting to buy my first rental property for a while now and keep leaning toward paying cash because it feels safer, but Im not sure thats actually the smarter move financially compared to financing it, so how do I actually decide which approach makes more sense for a first-time investor?
Asked by Nathaniel K. | Des Moines, IA | 10-09-2026 | 32 Views | Renting | Updated 2 weeks ago
Looking at a new-construction 2-unit multifamily, listed at $700k, both units already rented at $2,500 and $2,600 with tenants covering utilities. My wife and I are debating a DSCR loan versus a regular 30-year fixed, or just buying it outright, though that would wipe out most of our savings and retirement. Is a DSCR loan actually worth it here?
Do realtors in 20783 regularly hire companies to clean out inherited houses with a lot of stuff to be paid upon sale of house?
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