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I’m at 35 days on market I've had a lot of showings and pretty good open houses but zero offers. My agent keeps saying the right buyer will come, but I'm seeing other houses nearby go under contract. At what point do I fire my agent vs. just admitting my price is too high for 2026 interest rates? I feel like there is something I'm missing, but when I ask my agent he says that the house looks great. Could just some minor updates or paint help that much? Is it fishy looking to take it off the market, do some little work and put it back on?
Asked by Marne | 03-19-2026 | 68 Views | Selling | Updated 1 week ago
We found a great house, but the sellers want a 'post-settlement occupancy agreement' because their new build isn't ready. Is this a huge liability risk? What happens if they refuse to leave or break something while they're renting my house? Should I backout?
Everyone says wait for April to list, but there is literally ZERO inventory in my neighborhood right now. If I list my house early while everyone else is waiting for spring, will I get a better price because of the lack of competition, or are buyers not even looking yet? I don't want to sit on the market for 60 days and look 'stale.
Asked by T | 03-19-2026 | 54 Views | Selling | Updated 1 week ago
There is a property being sold out of a trust with a life estate attached?. We are interested in a property and we heard that this is the case.
We have an offer on a house, but the seller is being weird. We're worried that they're going to back out of the deal. We're only a couple weeks from closing. We've sold our current house, packed, and have put deposits down for the move. But we have some serious concerns about the seller. So, can the seller still back out?
Asked by Mera | 03-18-2026 | 58 Views | Buying | Updated 1 week ago
I save money long time. i want buy house. But I no have legal papers. Is possible this? Also i very scare they catch me and make me leave US.
I'm a 1099 contractor and my tax payments vary. I owe the government money for my taxes and I'm paying in installments. All of it is legal and I'm not doing anything wrong. I have a decent downpayment saved. But I'm wondering if I can get a loan if I owe taxes?
I had to borrow a lot of money to get through college. I have a lot of student loan debt. I'm making the monthly payment and pay every month. Can I buy a house even though I have big student loans?
Asked by Laura | 03-18-2026 | 52 Views | Finance & Legal Info | Updated 1 week ago
I've looked around and even small homes in my area are around $400,000. I'm not sure if I can afford it. How much money do I need to make?
I want to buy a house but have some things in my past that are not so good. what will stop me from being able to buy a house?
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