Hi there Charlie,
The picture of your home is based on Google Street View, which when clicked on specifies that the "Address is Approximate". If you like I can take down the picture of your home completely, or leave it as is.
Which would you prefer?
Andrew Wilkinson
Community Manager, Trulia Voices... more
Yes Michael is right on point with his answer. Here in Seminole County it seems to take awhile for the tax records to be updated on foreclosures. If your interested in finding out if a home has been foreclosed I would check the public records or contact an agent here in the area.... more
Sherik,
It depends on what you are seeking. The maintenance fees are rather high in that community, though it has some fine features, especially the pool and club house. The fees on that unit are $316 per month, so if it is an investment property for you and you would not use the amenities personally, those are rather high for a rental property. If, however, it is for a residence and you would use those amenities, you would have to make that call. I will be glad to show you this, or any other property you may be interested in. Thank you for your question.
Barry Gainer, Dover Int'l Realty 407 928 7634... more
Not long ago, I did an REO with Deutsche Bank.
They have offices here;
They say their head is in N.Y. City
I remember the REO office was in Chicago; I may be fuzzy.
Just Google "DEUTSCHE BANK"
Good luck and may God bless... more
Good afternoon there,
Nothing to be worry if she do not have the US Citizenship, However the minimum required in the lending industryis $50,000,If u have further question Please contact Scott Lushing at 954-448-5611,For Real Estate in the are contact me at
ketib@topproducer.com,Or at 561-339-6143
Good luck
Keti Ballhysa
Real Estate at Keller Williams of the Palm Beaches... more
Dunwoody Commons comprises of two distinct communities with separate HOA's
Townhome's - main entrance off route 46 and secondary off N. Oregon, garage and non garage units available, hoa financially strong, just repainted buildings & resurfaced the pool
Condo's - main entrance off N. Oregon and secondary entrance off N. Oregon, garage units only, although buildings are 2 story individual units offer single floor living either ground floor or second floor
Good investment, I think so but as a caveat I have direct ties to the property management of the community.
Hope this helps,
Dave Lowe, Real Estate Broker
GRI, ePRO, REPM
http://OrlandoCommunityManagement.com... more
It really depends on the contract that was used. If you did an appraisal - I am assuming you did a financing contingency. The FAR-BAR financing contingency is also linked to a dollar amount that your loan will be. So if you are doing 20% down payment and because the appraisal came in 10K less and now your down payment is 18% - you can renegotiate the purchase price because your loan amount is different. If you wrote on the FAR then the financing contingency paragraph has appraisal contgency language.
Remember that an appraisal is an opinion and they are a dime a dozen. If you do not like the comparables and find them to be incorrect - then you can argue them. I would warn you that arguing appraisals may work but if you are doing a Conventional Loan and had mortgage insurance - the mortgage insurance will value at the 1st appraisal. On my last low appraisal we had to switch to a different lender and he was so quick he still closed it one day early. $425 is so much less than $8,000. So look at every option - it may not be the realtors fault. If you do need to switch financing for a better appraisal contact Kevin Reeves with New Penn Financial 813-728-4992 He totally saved the day on my last bad appraisal and closed it one day early with only two weeks left of the contract.... more
Joe, scroll down to the bottom of this page and type "notting hill" into the left search advice box and click search. You will find many treads on the pros and cons of Notting Hill.... more
NO!! The reason is: It is not in your best interest. IF the market is going to continue to come down, do you want to be in a contract and commit to buying a house that will be worth less next year?? AND/OR do you want to even take that chance??... more
Joyce, ask your realtor how many VA loans they have personally originated, pre-approved, signed and funded. Once they have answered you they can write up the offer the way you want. After all, they work for you.
So yes, the buyer can make up the difference.... more
Hi Sam,
Don't buy a condo - bad investment.
Buy single family home, or lease. Best options are foreclosures right now.
Don't buy near Disney - too many rental properties there already.
Buy close to a university, and lease to students when you are not using it, if you plan to come here during off semester days.
My name is Ray Walker, I live in Lake Mary. I'm a Brit.
Ray Walker 321-276 4211... more
Any home built prior to 1978 will most likely have lead paint. However lead paint is only an issue if you scrape it, releasing chips of lead filled paint and lead dust into the atmosphere. And if the house has been painted since 1978 then there will be layers of non lead paint that will entomb the old lead paint.
If there is no chipping or peeling, pretty much any paint will work. If the paint has a high gloss, some manufactures suggest you lightly sand the surface. If you believe the top layer IS lead paint, then do NOT sand. If you do have lead paint (and you can test to confirm) and the paint is chipping or peeling, you may need to have the paint professionally removed. Doing it improperly could allow lead dust or chips into the atmosphere, which is potentially harmful.
Check with your local paint store, Home Depot or Lowes and see what they would suggest for your situation.
http://www.epa.gov/lead/pubs/leadpdfe.pdf... more
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You would ask the Seller to provide a copy of the most recent financials. If you're going after a bank owned listing or a short sale, you may not be able to get this info from the seller.
You should be able to pull up the governing documents (Declaration, Articles of Incorporation and ByLaws) from the Seminole county clerk's website.
The financial statements may not be available to non-owners so you may have to get written permission from the owner to request the financials from the management firm. Or your Realtor may be able to ask other agents with listings in that community if they might have a copy they would be willing to share.
You can make your offer contingent on your getting a copy of the financials (if this is not a bank owned listing). You need to see if they are putting sufficient money in reserves for things like roof replacement and if private roads for the very expensive road maintenance.
Good luck!
Alma
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On product Round Robin auction, oral approval is legally binded on both sides but RE always so invisible.
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I'm not sure what you mean by this statement. I know nothing about the product "Round Robin Auction", but I do know about real estate, and in a real estate sale, a verbal agreement is NOT binding.
And Real Estate is so invisible? Can you explain what you mean by that?... more