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Hi Inga, that must be one heck of a nice townhome. I am guessing it's beach front in Malibu? The devil is in the details on renting or owning. In most cases what you pay is what is discussed with the landlord/owner/manager but make sure you understand exactly what you are responsible for paying. In such a high end property you may be obligated to pay a myriad of things, maintenence, yard care, association fees, utilities, insurance, there really is a myriad of possibilities. I'll be happy to look over your potenital lease agreement...if you invite me to your house warming party in your posh new digs!
-Sky Minor - Wed Sep 3 2008, 22:43
Heck no those code violations will not transfer with the owner. They stay with the building my bubbly blonde friend. Check out ZIMAS (Google it) a site that has a lot of info about permit history, etc. Now the city will not necessarily make you do anything about it but it's a loaded gun. - Thu Aug 7 2008, 16:35
Don't do it without a broker. What escrow company will pay you without a broker license anyway? - Thu Aug 7 2008, 16:28
You are sitting pretty if you are buying land in castaic. - Thu Aug 7 2008, 16:26
Renegociate. The further behind you get the more willing they are to work with you. You'll need to have a good reason why you stopped making payments-loss of job, medical costs, etc. And you'll need to have a job and show income. With those two conditions in check, you have a good chance of getting a modification. Otherwise you should list it quickly for short sale at a bargin price say $250k just to get offer in. You need to decide which path you will take because it's either one or the other in the eyes of the lender. - Thu Aug 7 2008, 16:08
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