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Como saco a gente de mi casa

Vendí casa tengo 5 meses y desde el principio me an estado pagos tarde no down payment Que ago?

Asked by Gloria Ramírez | Odessa, TX | 09-26-2026 | 27 Views | Selling | Updated 1 month ago

What to do first to sell property

We are in our eighties and getting unabl to take care of things

Asked by Louise perrin | Fife Lake, MI | 09-25-2026 | 37 Views | Selling | Updated 1 month ago

Is 3.5% too much when my listing broker is also the buyer's agent?

Im listing my property in a lower value area, itll probably go for around 125k. The agent I talked to about selling wants 3.5%, and since hes also a broker hed be getting the whole thing himself since theres no separate buyers agent to split with. I was expecting more like 3% max given how cheap the property is. Is that normal for a broker double-dipping like this or should I be pushing back?

Asked by Faith O. | Chattanooga, TN | 09-28-2026 | 54 Views | Selling | Updated 1 month ago

Is a $46,000 appraisal gap on my late relative's home actually negotiable, or is my deal dead?

I'm selling an inherited property under a conventional loan and the buyer's lender just came back $46,000 under our $455,000 contract price even though a nearly identical unit sold for $459,000 just a few months ago, so I'm trying to figure out if there's a normal way to push back on an appraisal that far off before I assume the deal is falling apart.

Asked by Mateo G. | Duluth, MN | 09-28-2026 | 38 Views | Selling | Updated 1 month ago

How do I sell my burial plot?

My husband and I purchased our burial plot in 1982. Can you tell me roughly how much it would be worth now?

Asked by Louise Varalo | Etobicoke | 09-26-2026 | 55 Views | Selling | Updated 1 month ago

What specific questions should I ask when interviewing real estate agents to sell my family home?

We are planning to put our suburban home on the market next month and want to find a professional who truly understands our local neighborhood dynamics. I have heard that some agents specialize in certain price points while others focus on specific school districts. What should I look for in their marketing presentation or past sales performance to ensure they are the right fit for our property's unique features?

Asked by Sonya B | 09-27-2026 | 47 Views | Selling | Updated 1 month ago

horrible picture

The realtor put a aerial shot of my house with my neighbors as they were in the process of putting up a fence. It looks like a construction zone.. I asked to repeat the lead to take it down and she won’t take it down. Also street view doesn’t match. It’s from old pictures of 2022.

Asked by kathleen gleason | 02026 | 09-24-2026 | 39 Views | Selling | Updated 1 month ago

Is it a problem if the seller does the GFCI repair themselves?

Our inspection flagged an outlet near the kitchen sink without GFCI protection, and the contract says a licensed electrician has to fix it, but the seller wants to just do it themselves for free. Everything else about this seller has been solid, so is skipping the electrician actually a real risk here?

Asked by Desmond K. | Casper, WY | 09-24-2026 | 40 Views | Selling | Updated 1 month ago

Should we sell our house or rent it out and use a HELOC for the down payment on our next one?

So we bought our current house back in 2021 and now were moving to a new town for my husbands job. Weve gone back and forth for weeks about whether to sell or just take out a home equity loan to help fund the down payment on the new place and rent the old one out. Current value is around 280-300k, we still owe 148k at 2.3 percent which feels too good to give up, and rent would probably cover most the mortgage. Are we crazy for considering this?

Asked by Portia M. | Savannah, GA | 09-23-2026 | 63 Views | Selling | Updated 1 month ago

Would selling only six months after purchase, using an assumable loan, be financially unwise given our appraisal gap?

We purchased our home in March for $600,000, though it appraised at $613,000 at the time, and now an out-of-state job opportunity has arisen that would require relocating within a matter of weeks. Our mortgage carries an assumable rate of 5.5 percent, which I understand may appeal to a subsequent buyer, though I am uncertain how the assumption process actually functions or whether attempting a sale so soon after purchase would result in a financial loss once closing costs are considered.

Asked by Callan S. | Asheville, NC | 09-23-2026 | 37 Views | Selling | Updated 1 month ago