Jennifer Schill

Are you asking for a valuation of your home?

You might want to look into the Freddie Mac Home Possible Mortgage in regards to your question. sf.freddiemac.com/homepossible

Simple answer is yes. You should have until the end of your lease + 30 days.

Short answer-talk to your agent about a leaseback. Paperwork required.

Price it right.

Ask a lender.

I cannot say definitively about your state, but in Texas furniture is not included in the sale price. It is negotiated separately.

The seller should answer honestly when providing the seller disclosure notice, a required form in Texas, with exceptions. However, trust but verify is always a good policy. Using the expertise of an agent you trust is also always a good idea

Texas has required disclosure forms for property conditions. A good real estate agent will be familiar with these forms and insist you fill them out truthfully and fully.

There are listing photos and then there are professionally photographed listing photos. Each agent is different, and you should ask each agent you interview about their marketing plan, specifically the listing photos.

I cannot think of any reason not to toss them.

You might be amazed at the number of loan products there are out there. Texas State Affordable Housing Corporation, TSAHC, is as good a place to start as any. They have many resources to help her get started.

Hi Ryan! Stop worrying. Enjoy your house and take care of it. Property values may fluctuate in the short term, but generally increase over time, unless neglected or poorly located. Nothing "happens", except your equity grows.

I am not a lawyer, and this is a contract question, but I would expect the current owner. Hopefully, there is a home warranty in place.

This is not a real estate agent question.

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This is a question for law enforcement.

Generally, buy a house and live in it while making improvements or renting out a room or more. Whether it is worth it depends somewhat on you.