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The buyer’s inspection report just came back with several small issues and one significant concern regarding the age of the roof. They are asking for a credit at closing to cover future replacement costs, but I feel the house was already priced to reflect its condition. I want to know how to counter-offer with a compromise, such as offering a smaller credit or fixing only the minor safety issues, to keep the deal moving forward.
Asked by Zofia | Boca Raton, FL | 07-31-2026 | 104 Views | Selling | Updated 3 months ago
We have found a buyer who is eager to close quickly, but our new construction home won't be finished for another month after the proposed closing date. I am considering asking for a rent-back period or a delayed closing, but I am worried this might make our property less attractive to a buyer who needs to move in right away. I need advice on how to structure this request so it feels fair to the buyer while giving my family the flexibility we need.
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The buyers well water report just came back showing both nitrates and arsenic, and honestly we had no idea there was a issue. Not sure what our next move should even be at this point.
A close friend is getting ready to list in Lafayette and we've spent the last six months just watching the market to get a feel for timing before it goes up for sale. Inventory still seems pretty tight and well-priced homes are moving fast, but we're noticing more price cuts now than we saw a year ago on listings that started too high. Curious if that matches what agents are seeing on the ground locally. Also wondering if Lamorinda tends to hold up better against higher rates compared to places like Oakland or Walnut Creek.
Asked by Grace H. | Lafayette, CA | 07-31-2026 | 56 Views | Selling | Updated 3 months ago
We're getting ready to list our place in Boynton Beach, probably around $625k. Been trying to figure out what it actually costs to sell a home in South Florida and a neighbor who sold last year told me to just figure roughly 7.5% off the top for everything, commissions plus closing costs, and whatever's left is my number before the mortgage payoff. So I'm penciling in about $578k.nTwo things I'm unsure about. First, everybody keeps saying buyer agent commission is negotiable now, but do sellers around here actually still pay it? Feels like I'd scare off buyers if I didn't.nSecond, I keep hearing title insurance falls on the seller in Palm Beach County but not in Broward. Is that real, or does it just depend on the contract?nAppreciate any honest takes before I sign a listing agreement.
Asked by Cassie | Boynton Beach, FL | 07-30-2026 | 63 Views | Selling | Updated 3 months ago
10.785 acres with 35k SF Building and 2 adjacent houses. Former Hannah Pamplico school off Hwy 378, Pamplico, SC. Was partially converted into 48- bed Assisted Living facility with expansion footprint to 124 beds. Closed during COVID Dec. 2021. GC letter of opinion available confirming strong bones, zoning confirmation letter to expand beyond 124 bed footprint per land use. Easy access to Hwy 378. Adaptive reuse building. Core and shell due to roof repairs needed in Assisted living wing and gym floor/roof needs replacement or demolition. Vandalism and wire theft of building. Did police report. Property clean out and clean up needed but has a lot of potential to be reused. Clear title per my attorney
we are working with an agent to sell a property and in the contract they state that any buyer without an agent will be passed through to the seller agency and that we would automatically be responsible for a 2.4% fee. Is this legal?
I've got a townhouse in Tampa listed 4 months now — two price drops, still no real offers, just lowballs. I owe $198k at 6.4%, and at this point I'd probably have to sell for less than that plus closing costs. I moved out of state for work, can't carry rent + mortgage + HOA + taxes much longer, and renting it out already cost me money every month.nnhow should i price and negotiate when I'm underwater like this? Is a short sale realistic here, or should I just eat the loss and bring cash to closing?
3 beds, fireplace, master bath, extra full bath, kitchen, family room, breakfast nook, dining room, attic, shed, and a 1/2 screened-in back porch. No homes behind us.

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