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Is a bigger down payment better for seller?
Is a bigger down payment better for the seller? If so why? Why would the down payment make any difference as long as they're getting paid?
How do you know if you're paying too much for a house?
How do you know if you're paying too much for a house? I know that the housing market is crazy right now, but I don't want to overpay. I
Can a buyer represent themselves in a home purchase?
Can a buyer represent themselves in a home purchase? I know FSBO is an option, but what does that look like for buyers? And will the selling realtor let a buyer into a home without an agent?
What are signs that an area is declining?
What are some red flags or signs that an area is declining? What should I look at to get a feel for the neighborhood and get a picture of what it will be in 10+ years?
Why are home prices so high?
Why are home prices so high? Even homes outside of my desired area are so expensive. I've been trying to save to buy a house, but the downpayment I planned now doesn't get me what I want.
Can I offer a home a cash price for the house ?
I have won a money and want to buy a new home And offer a lower price than what the realtor said Is it up to the home owner to decide
Can I buy a home without homeowners insurance?
I know it's risky, but can I buy a home without homeowners insurance? I would want to add it in eventually, but for the first 1-2 years I was hoping to eliminate that cost.
What are the pros and cons of an HOA?
What are the pros and cons of buying in a homeowner's association neighborhood? I'm moving to a new area where they seem more common. This is new to me and seems like an extra cost with a lot of extra rules. And all the shows on TV make it seem kind of ridiculous. I know that's an exaggeration, but still.
How do I compete with cash offers?
How do I compete with cash offers? I can put 20% down on a house, but I need financing for the rest. I have a strong credit history and in a normal market I would be a strong buyer. But I'm struggling in this market to get an offer accepted.
How do I make a competitive offer on a home without overpay?
How do I make a competitive offer on a home without overpaying? The market is so tough right now and it's hard to get a home. I want to make an offer that will be accepted, but I also don't want to regret overpaying.
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