This Southfield condo village is in high in demand and many of the units go very quickly. I would suggest working with an agent and preparing yourself so when one becomes available you can make an offer right away.... more
Go Consult an Attorney ASAP,
Sellers have had months, if not weeks to know that they would have to move out at COE! YOU have performed as needed, so you shouldnt be threatened this way. Your Offer has been accepted by the S/S Lenders, so she cant throw your offer out just like that! You would have to Sign a Cancellation of contract, which you dont want to!
DO you have a 30 day close after Lender approval is recd?? was a short-sale addendum generated? so many questions.....GO TALK TO YOUR AGENTS BROKER TOO!!
NOT HARD TO MAKE A CHOICE WHEN YOU ARE IN THE RIGHT!
ITS TIME TO CONSULT AN ATTORNEY, DO IT RIGHT AWAY, THEN LET THE AGENT KNOW YOU ARE DOING SO!
TC, Nina... more
Hi Cami,
Unfortunately, home owners cannot list their own homes for sale on Trulia.com. You will need to work with a real estate agent to do this.
If you're set on keeping control of the sale of your house and keeping your costs down, I'd recommend finding a real estate professional who would list your property on Trulia for a flat rate. You should be able to find a reputable real estate pro in your area who will help you with this, by looking here: http://bit.ly/L0Oyuw
If there's anything else I can help you with, let me know!
Andrew Wilkinson
Community Manager, Trulia... more
Our local MLS gives you the 'option' of stating whether or not a property is or isn't in foreclosure/ short sale/ bank owned.
It's a series of either 'yes' 'no' or 'not disclosed'. Of course if your home isn't a distressed property, then you would say 'no' . But if it's a distressed property, you either have to say 'yes' or 'not disclosed' (which is pretty much the same as saying yes). I believe if you falsely state the status of a property, the association could fine you. But I don't think there is any other repercussions - until the buyers sue you.... more
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While the TN purchase agreement does include language that spells out the situations when earnest money is to be refunded (inspection being one) often banks will have purchase agreements that (they say) will supersede the language and law in the state purchase agreements. Whether this is true is anyones guess as I don't know of anyone attempting to challenge it in court.
There are situations in REO / bank owned purchase agreements where the earnest money is not refunded. It all depends on the contract being used to make the purchase and the language within that contract.
I think most of the responders to this question missed the headline 'Foreclosure in 77079"... more
this is what I did. If you have debt- negotiate them and pay them off. typically if you have not made payments they will take about 33%. don't ever take their first offer. But you have to be delinquent for them to negotiate. If you have any credit cards- keep 2 of your longest standing ones, make a $20 purchase every month and immediately pay it off. then you need to wait a year....because what they are going to look at is your last year of payments. you must pay everything on time, no late charges at all. Whoever you pay on a monthly basis, ask them to report it to the credit bureaus, and give them the what they need to do it- like your landlord, garbage man, whoever- even a storage locker. Look at all 3 of your credit reports, contest everything that is negative, everything. the worst that can happen is they don't take it off, but chances are some of it will. with FHA- you need 3.5% down, so decide the price you want to pay and that is what you will need. then you wait...until your score is 620- and it will take a year to 18 months...and call bank of america. Nobody else will deal with people like us who have had some problems, but have straightened things out and are OK now.... more
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