Lease With Option To Buy In 3-Unit Building
A lease with option to purchase can be a good solution for both seller and tenant. But how would a lease with option to buy work for one unit in a multi-unit property?
Property Tax Exceed Owner’s Payment Ability
What can you do if you're working as hard as you can and paying property taxes is still a stretch? You should see if you're eligible for any property tax exemptions offered by your local municipality. If you can't find a way to lower your property taxes, you may have to reassess your lifestyle.
Real Estate Minute: How To Compare Incentives From Builders
Real Estate Minute with Ilyce Glink How To Compare Incentives From Builders Original Air Date: October 10, 2006
Real Estate Agent Changes Fee In Escrow Papers
When you work with a real estate agent, he or she may promise you a certain fee schedule. What can you do if the real estate agent changes the fee schedule after your verbal agreement? You can call the agent's managing broker and the association of Realtors in your state.
Real Estate Prices In South Florida
South Florida's real estate market has been unstable for economic and emotional reasons. The traditional forces of supply and demand, along with super-low mortgage rates and an influx of real estate investors have helped the real estate market turn on a dime. In addition, a growing number of wealthy Latin Americans are moving into the South Florida real estate market.
Moisture Trouble With EIFS Home
A reader purchased a synthetic stucco (EIFS) home and now has detected a bubble on the exterior of the home. Buyers should be cautious if purchasing homes with a synthetic stucco exterior. A home inspector with experience in synthetic stucco should always give the home a thorough inspection.
Real Estate Minute: Can’t Sell Your Home? Your Builder May Help You
Real Estate Minute with Ilyce Glink Can’t Sell Your Home? Your Builder May Help You Original Air Date: September 22, 2006
Home Inspector Finds Foundation Issues, Homeowner Must Repair Home Before Sale
A home inspector found major foundation issues and the homeowner must repair the problems before selling the home. City home inspectors must not have found the problems but the homeowner can't sell the home until the problems are repaired. The homeowner is looking for inexpensive repairs to the foundation after the home inspector found the problems.