Scott Godzyk answered:
Price range questions!
The best tip is to get pre-qualified first. There is no use looking into any price range until you first know you can get a mortgage and then need to know the amount you are approved fo
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newtoncindy60 answered:
I am interested in purchasing a foreclosure/short sale as an investment. What is the best way to find foreclosures?
Short sales take a long time to close . Buying foreclosure you will need cash most of the time, because off the condition of the property. The bank will also go with a cash off for less
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Scott Godzyk answered:
Why are homes listed as single-family, when they are condos?
If you are looking at homes here on trulia there is no serperation unless adjust your search. The problem starts when some listings here are picked up by an automatic feed. The feed onl
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Scott Godzyk answered:
Selling Primary Residence and Moving Out of State.
You can if you quailify, you should start by speaking with a loan officer, becuase you are crossing state lines I recomend a national company or bank that works on both states like Bank
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Scott Godzyk answered:
Which is worse: Bad Credit or NO Credit? And how can I correct it?
Marty bad credit is much worse than no credit, To correct it you need to make your payments on time and bring your balances down to under 1/2 of what your credit limit is.It is much eas
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Marco Gomez answered:
Are there any rent to own deals out there? How can buyers get in?
Generally in high rental areas which have been greatly affected by the subprime meltdown.
Marco Gomez
NYS Associate Broker
Keller Williams Landmark II
Serving Queens, Nassau &
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Patrick Fields, MBA answered:
If I'm buying a home, why should I use a realtor?
Your question is like dangling a toy in front of an alert toddler! But, of course you know that! I'll take the bait...
1. A buyer will typically have little or no expense in ex
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Deborah Garvin answered:
My parents (foreigners) want to purchase a home in US and put it in my name. Is this possible and what are the restrictions/tax implications?
Rob, It is relatively easy for your parents to purchase and then put the property in your name. If, however, the intent is to have you purchase the property in your name you could run
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Tracey Guy answered:
Are there protective covenants still in affect in waterloo circle Dover NH?
Good morning Joe
Yes there are still protective covenants in Waterloo Circle. As far as I can see there are 2 properties for sale in the circle.
Tracey Guy
Prudential Verani R
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