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Beverley Brielmaier answered:
Carolyn,
Before making an offer it is imperative that you obtain information on the estimated market value of the property by looking at comparable properties that have sold within the last year, preferably 6 months. Depending on your circumstances you may also consider alternative forms of and offer, for example you may offer a price along with a request for seller's concessions on repairs or financing. Ask a buyer's agent to help you determine a fair price and structure the offer to suit your personal situation. - Sat Nov 8 2008, 08:40
Beverley Brielmaier answered:
Sophie,
Some title companies provide more thorough coverage than others. You may want to check with a lawyer or another title company to review your coverage. If you are interested, I can refer you to a very reputable firm that we work with. - Wed Oct 29 2008, 17:43
Beverley Brielmaier answered:
Yonguang Liang,
It is best to work directly with a buyer's agent who will represent you. If you view a house at an open house, the realtor holding that home open is representing the seller. An agent that represents both seller and buyer is a "dual agent" and is limited in his or her capacity to share information with you. Take time to talk to a few agents and find someone you trust as an advisor for your home purchase. An agent will be able to provide you with the information you need to learn about the market, make a decision and negotiate your offer. - Tue Oct 28 2008, 13:29
Beverley Brielmaier answered:
Based on leases of homes in Birmingham over the last 6 months the average (leased) price per square foot is about $1.16. The amount will be more or less taking into account location, condition etc. - Tue Oct 14 2008, 13:50
Beverley Brielmaier answered:
Check with your lender regarding refinancing options that have become available to homeowners whose homes are now worth less than what is owed on their mortgage. Both the Housing And Economic Recovery Act, passed by Congress in July, and the Emergency Ecomonic Stabilization Act recently approved by Congress have provisions to help owners refinance and avoid foreclosure. Contact your lender or the FHA for more information. There are certain requirments that must be satisfied in order to be eligible. More information in the link below. - Tue Oct 14 2008, 13:41