So I can compare what it sold for previously and when, what they have updated and what they are asking for it now, so I know what to offer. Thanks
That is in the MLS, you agent can get it, it is not public.
To resale or rent a timeshare is a hard task, the basic rule is not to pay money up-front, don’t be another victim of a scam.
Unfortunately over 50% of people that really need to sell their timeshare falls for this resale scams where they charge money upfront and less than 10% of them use their only real option which is to post it or offer it trough free advertising options as much, and as many sites as they can (it is ok to pay a few dollars to post in a great place but no more that $20 to $30).
Timeshares do not have resale value and in most situations you would take a loss in what you paid for, as they resale for less than $2000 USD.
There are some free classified ads where you can start posting:
http://timeshareownerscommunity.com/
http://craigslist.com
http://ebay.com
http://recycler.com/
http://usfreeads.com/
http://www.inetgiant.com/
Now that corporations have unlimited access to influencing government, how long before china, Saudi Arabia, Russia, and EU pipeline their agendas through the corporations, of their prospective countries.
a) 1 years (congress)
b) 3 years (presidency and congress)
c) 5 years (congress )
d) 8 years (presidency and congress)
e) ?
By the way, you can thank republicans for putting America up for sale to the international community. America will now be expected to tap dance to the tone of the highest bitter. Now it is officially a whore.
Get ready people, because the New World Order is upon us. And republicans have put them on the drivers seat.
We used to have statesmen,
then they became politicians,
now they will become prostitutes.
I am predicting $6 million for a representative, and $8 million for a senator.
Governors will go relatively cheaply, at anywhere from $2-5 million.
"Hi texas, this is your new representative…sponsored by exxon…"
l watched the program on tv and he souned pretty good but am not really sure if what him and his student said are really true. cos they all testified to buying realestate with no money down. is that real or is it a scam.
sweetie, have you been living under a rock? pick up the business journal, or read any news, or watch any financial report. the market is dead and people are bankrupt for doing EXACTLY what the book urges.
it was built in 1910 it’s three beds,large kitchen,dinning room,den,living room and house stable it’s really cool http://realestate.timesrecordnews.com/realestate/Sales/Listing.asp?lid=392-96530 here a pic of the house
I would ask the listing agent to supply you sales comps, the home looks lovely but its always location, location, location,.
The reference to Zillow was good, however I have seen the numbers way off.
Ask the agent, how long has the home been on the market? How did the seller or agent determine price?
This will give you better insight.
This is a prime example at that price and today interest rate, its cheaper to own both in the short and long term
Best to you.
PS I like Texas and Louisiana
If I am selling a house for $35,000 and the buyer is getting a loan for $10,000 more ($45,000), which number should the agent commission fee be based off of? the $35k or $50k?
It may sound silly, but what regulation would I find this information? When I go back to the agent, I will need to site a good source. Saying I got it off "yahoo answers" doesn’t sound that good.
The commission is 6%, I am asking what the 6 % is based off, it seems the sale price.
The real estate agent gets the commission off the price of the house, not the size of the loan. If the buyer had a substantial amount of cash on hand to use as a down payment and borrowed $10,000 less than the price of the house I assure you the real estate agent would ask for the commission on the price of the house not the size of the loan. They can’t have it both ways.
Can you get the realestate tax deduction if its owner financing and can you deduct intrest payments if its owner financing?
If you own any real estate that you are purchasing through owner financing, the real estate taxes that you pay are deductible.
If you pay interest on real estate through owner financing, it will be deductible if it is a qualifying loan on your first or second home, or is a business property.
This is in California I need quick answers
The standard is 3% to each agent, so a total of 6%. You see 5 a lot too, but if you go too low the selling agents won’t show the house.
I am looking at renting a house and on realestate.com.au there are a few that say "curriently under application" i was just wondering if anyone know’s what this means??? Thanks
the landlord is checking back grounds on people who have applied before you
that the price is 15,000
keep in mind, these are not foreclosed homes
they are not rented homes
and they are from california
http://realestate.yahoo.com/search/California/Pacific_Palisades/homes-for-sale?typeBak=realestate&p=Pacific+Palisades%2C+CA&type=classified&priceLow=0&priceHigh=50000&bedroomLow=&bathroomLow=&search=Search#m=b%3D1%26p%3DPacific%2520Palisades%252C%2520CA%26type%3Dclassified%26radius%3D%26lat%3D34.047045%26lon%3D-118.526514%26datelisted%3D%26priceLow%3D0%26priceHigh%3D50000%26bedroomLow%3D%26searchName%3D%26bathroomLow%3D%26sqLow%3D0%26sqHigh%3DUnlimited%26proptype%3Dall%26nhood%3Dall%26n%3D10%26view%3Dlist%26sortBy%3Dprice%25201
could it just mean they are renting out a room in the house fur such an amount of time?
Those are all rentals, that is 15k a month to rent the house, not buy it or rent a room, you get the whole house.