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I live here for over 7 yrs paid my bills every moth took care of the landlord and his wife and recently both have passed and the husband's children want to step in and sale it and the home is part of a trust fund what steps can I do to try save my home maybe
Asked by Vicki L Gillenwater | Pomeroy, OH | 05-20-2026 | 66 Views | Tips & Advice | Updated 5 months ago
I am a senior citizen or disabled. I am only fixed income low income and it's hard for me to provide the high cost for rent
Asked by Vernon Malone | Columbus, OH | 05-14-2026 | 464 Views | Buying | Updated 5 months ago
My fiance and I are looking to buy our first home in Ohio. We have great credit and pre-approval for a conventional mortgage, but our cash savings are a bit short for the down payment we want to make. Would a lender allow us to take out a small personal loan to make up the difference, or will that disqualify us from getting the mortgage?
Asked by Brian | Ohio City, OH | 05-11-2026 | 167 Views | Affordable Housing | Updated 5 months ago
I am looking to sell two properties one is land to builder and other is fixer upper in north royalton,ohio , looking for a good agent that can help to sell both or anyone asap
My offer on a house in Ohio was just accepted, and I used a pre-approval letter from a local bank. However, a mortgage broker I spoke with earlier just called back offering a significantly lower interest rate and fewer origination fees. We are scheduled to close in about 35 days. Am I locked in with the original bank since their name was on the pre-approval letter submitted to the seller, or is it safe to switch without risking my earnest money?
Asked by Marina | Cleveland, OH | 05-01-2026 | 472 Views | Home Loans | Updated 5 months ago
Buying a house, just did the inspection. They found 'white fuzzy growth' in the crawlspace. The seller says it’s just mildew from the rain. Should I run away from this deal or is it easy to clean up? I have kids with asthma.
Looking in Florida and learning the processes.
I’m dealing with a property that has significant historical value but requires extensive structural remediation. Should I list it 'as-is' or will I see a better ROI by handling the foundation issues myself before putting it on the market?
Asked by Mike | Toledo, OH | 04-13-2026 | 142 Views | Tips & Advice | Updated 6 months ago
i saw a few houses nearby with descriptions that look like they were written by a robot and they had wrong info about the school district. if my agent uses ai to write my house blurb and it hallucinates that i have a new roof when i dont am i the one who gets sued for misrepresentation later?
Asked by Mary L | Marion, OH | 04-01-2026 | 131 Views | Working With an Agent | Updated 6 months ago
We feel ready to sell and want to move. This was meant to be a starter home. But we have a 3.4% interest rate. Here's some details about us:rnFamily of 3 going on 4rn2 bedroom 1 bath housernBought in 2017rn30 year mortgagernrnWe don't want to be landlords and we need to money from this house for our next house if we were to move.rn
Asked by Amber | Columbus, OH | 03-23-2026 | 89 Views | Selling | Updated 7 months ago
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