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Ian

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Ian answered:
Paula,

Why would an Attorney help? They only offer opinions!

The best thing to do has already been discussed. Look at recent closings and base your sales price around that. Also, in this flat market be careful of having too high an expectation. Weekend news showed that new homes are commanding less than older homes ( per sq ft) as builders unload.

I don't know your personal situation Krishna but email me the details and I'll look into this for you.

At the end of the day we want a win-win sale. - Mon Nov 26 2007, 15:25
Ian answered:
Get your company to sort out your "Credit Worthiness". Otherwise you're likely to have to put down a large deposit. Make sure the tenancy agreement is not overly stringent. Landlords have a tendancy to rip-off foreigners! - Fri Nov 23 2007, 06:13
Ian answered:
The Deed should be recorded at the County Clerks Office. It will contain the Legal Description but that doesn't mean you're necessarily getting what you think you are. Encroachments and easements to name a couple of items you might not or the owner might not be aware of. Get a boundary survey, staked and go look at what you're buying. Title Insurance is a must for something like this, if you can get it! - Fri Nov 23 2007, 06:03
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