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I found a home that I am Interested in but price seem really high for the area my agent say i should low ball. is that a good idea
Asked by Jeff | Hartsville, SC | 04-02-2026 | 141 Views | Buying | Updated 6 months ago
I've never done a wire transfer before. And when I looked into it with my bank there were all these warnings about sening it to the wrong place. The directions that I got are really confusing and I'm worried I'm going to mess something up. Can I just bring a cashiers check to the closing?
Asked by Gabriella | Aztec, NM | 04-02-2026 | 1,221 Views | Buying | Updated 7 months ago
I found a house that looks like a great deal but the description says it is subject to probate court approval. does this mean i am going to be waiting six months to move in or that i could get outbid by someone else at a hearing?
Asked by Remy B | Allentown, PA | 04-01-2026 | 794 Views | Buying | Updated 7 months ago
My lender mentioned a new 40 year loan term that makes the monthly payment way lower than a 30 year. I know it means i pay way more interest over time but is this a legit way to get into a house today or am i just going to be stuck with zero equity for the first decade?
Asked by Brenda Vos | Evansville, IN | 04-01-2026 | 182 Views | Buying | Updated 7 months ago
I used an online ai tool to help me understand my loan terms and it told me I wouldn't have a prepayment penalty but now my actual contract says I do. since I relied on that info to pick the lender do I have any way to hold the company responsible for the badadvice?
Asked by Geoff Haven | Plano, TX | 04-01-2026 | 98 Views | Buying | Updated 7 months ago
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Asked by Sam | 10021 | 03-30-2026 | 117 Views | Buying | Updated 7 months ago
I'm on maternity leave for 6 months and we're realizing our current living isn't working. We want to buy a house. But my income is lower than normal since I'm on leave. So, how does this affect our ability to buy a house and the mortgage that we can get?
Asked by Sarah | Memphis, TN | 03-30-2026 | 164 Views | Buying | Updated 7 months ago
Are there protections that I can ask for when buying a home? I'm looking at both a used home and new construction. I'm thinking about major items, like what can I do if the HVAC fails or mold starts to grow or things like that. I know that I should have money saved for repairs, but in the first year or two paying for big items to be fixed will be difficult.
Asked by Heath | Kenosha, WI | 03-30-2026 | 163 Views | Buying | Updated 7 months ago
What mistakes should I look for when buying new construction? I know new doesn't mean perfect and I've watched some horror stories on Instagram about new builds being terrible. I don't want to be one of those stories. What mistakes should I look for with new construction?
Asked by Aaron | Katy, TX | 03-30-2026 | 177 Views | Buying | Updated 7 months ago
I'm looking at neighborhoods that I think could turn either up or down. So how can I tell if a neighborhood is up and coming or declining? Are there specific signs to look for?
Asked by Elijah | San Francisco, CA | 03-30-2026 | 167 Views | Buying | Updated 7 months ago

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