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if you're bidding at the court house you need cash within 1 hour to pay for the home, so you need your money lined up ahead of time. See if you can get something worked out with your bank. - Thu Jul 24 2008, 01:10
I personnaly use Jeff Adams for myself who has been the past president of the san antonio realestate inspectors assoc for 5 years. Has taught inspector classes, and testifies in court. 823-8672 Atty's dont like us referring inspectors thus you havent had allot of responses. Ask an inspector how many lawsuits in the past have been filed against then might be a good question to start with......lol.......good luck - Mon Jun 16 2008, 00:00
Chris,
Buying a home is emotional, so you need to guard your feelings. Your friend needs sympathy and help, but you cant put your lives on the line for your friend to that degree. If you genuinely love the home, then re-read the contract of your purchase and see if you have a way out such as an "option period" or a serious malfunction of a major component of the home. If not, you could loose your earnest money for "terminating " your contract or be sued to perform. Has your Realtor given you any advice?
I would be happy to talk to your friend to see about me purchasing it, if you dont. Your friend
has a serious problem. I have done some debt counseling through church and am willing to see if I could help in that area also.
Becky - Tue May 27 2008, 08:07
If you have a need Im confident we have you covered!! I've satisfied clients needs for over 20 years in residential real-estate. I also sell multifamily units, bank foreclosures, help clients in pre-foreclosure and work on short sales, clients needing to take their home out of bankruptcy and sell it. Your satisfacton is Guarenteed!!
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