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It’s part of a bobbing neighborhood, but unlike houseboats, floating homes don’t need to be sea-ready. Also, don’t forget that floating homes need a dock, which means maintenance fees. If you decide to buy, lenders request a dive survey because saltwater can cause deterioration to float materials, but such damage happens slowly. You may have to downsize a bit if you’re not shopping for a summer house, but floating homes tend to come with an inbuilt sense of community that’s a little different from life on dry land.
It’s not uncommon for real estate agents to negotiate deals with local moving companies. It’s especially necessary for real estate agents to manage cash flow because they can’t rely on a traditional paycheck. Potential clients are likely to Google your name to weed out any agents with bad reviews. One of the most challenging aspects of being a real estate agent is closing deals while generating new leads at the same time.
An escrow team that works as hard as you do 3 Things to Know About REO Properties Home foreclosures are not uncommon in our economic market, but when a foreclosure sale is unsuccessful, the bank retains ownership. One of the main distinctions between REO properties and traditional real estate transactions, and perhaps the most off-putting, is that bank-owned homes aren’t typically move-in ready. While this can bring down the price, it’s a good idea to hire a licensed contractor to get some idea of what it would cost to make the property livable. The surprise could cost you thousands of dollars in unpaid taxes or liens on the property, and that good investment might not seem like such a great idea, after all.
It officially transfers ownership of the home over to the buyer, and the seller receives payment for the sale. Unless a seller has arranged to vacate the property at some future date, closing day is the time to hand over things like gate keys, garage door openers, and security codes. Closing costs are a percentage of the sale price, and split between the buyer and seller, although not necessarily down the middle. Closing costs can be negotiated between the buyer and seller, but there’s a general way fees are typically divided.