Comments on: I am freaking out about this house right now? http://www.coverville500.com/realestate-listings/i-am-freaking-out-about-this-house-right-now Fri, 10 Feb 2012 06:37:59 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: towanda http://www.coverville500.com/realestate-listings/i-am-freaking-out-about-this-house-right-now/comment-page-1#comment-2360 towanda Fri, 05 Mar 2010 14:54:59 +0000 http://www.coverville500.com/realestate-listings/i-am-freaking-out-about-this-house-right-now#comment-2360 There may have been family problems too so that the house couldn't be sold until all the heirs agree. All I can tell you about buying a house, is that you don't want to get too enthused so that you inspect it very very carefully and be sure it is worth the $. Have all the right inspections done and look for damage and check out the neighborhood. $3000 is not a lot of money when it comes to home ownership. They cost a lot and there are always repairs and some can be extremely expensive. Be sure you don't get in the mess so many others are and buy something you really can't afford. Anything can go wrong in your life like lose your job, have health problems, bad car wreck and then there is the weather problems like hail damage, tornadoes and hurricanes and all of that. Be sure you have enough $ to tide you over a pretty good time . . .like six months saved up and then a good savings account for when the house needs fixing, and then a tidy down payment. Without all of that, don't buy a house. Nothing is worse in a relationship than to be short of money so that you have to constantly worry about how you are going to pay the bills and then you want to have enough to have some fun and you need to be saving on a regular basis. Plus you are moving in with no commitment from your bf. What happens if you break up? Protect yourself very carefully. . .always. . . .Good luck!<br><b>References : </b><br> There may have been family problems too so that the house couldn’t be sold until all the heirs agree. All I can tell you about buying a house, is that you don’t want to get too enthused so that you inspect it very very carefully and be sure it is worth the $. Have all the right inspections done and look for damage and check out the neighborhood. $3000 is not a lot of money when it comes to home ownership. They cost a lot and there are always repairs and some can be extremely expensive. Be sure you don’t get in the mess so many others are and buy something you really can’t afford. Anything can go wrong in your life like lose your job, have health problems, bad car wreck and then there is the weather problems like hail damage, tornadoes and hurricanes and all of that. Be sure you have enough $ to tide you over a pretty good time . . .like six months saved up and then a good savings account for when the house needs fixing, and then a tidy down payment. Without all of that, don’t buy a house. Nothing is worse in a relationship than to be short of money so that you have to constantly worry about how you are going to pay the bills and then you want to have enough to have some fun and you need to be saving on a regular basis. Plus you are moving in with no commitment from your bf. What happens if you break up? Protect yourself very carefully. . .always. . . .Good luck!
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]]> By: slax25 http://www.coverville500.com/realestate-listings/i-am-freaking-out-about-this-house-right-now/comment-page-1#comment-2359 slax25 Fri, 05 Mar 2010 14:25:59 +0000 http://www.coverville500.com/realestate-listings/i-am-freaking-out-about-this-house-right-now#comment-2359 The house may be back on the market for bad reasons. It may not be worth $88,000 which means the bank wont give you a loan. After your offer gets accepted and the bank starts to process the loan they will send an appraiser to the property to value the home. There are alot of variables in this, not only the house itself but others around it. If a similar house in the areas sells for $60,000 it hurts all the properties around it An inspection is always done before a sale and the buyer states an amount they are willing to deal with in repairs. Usually $500-$1000 dollars this way if there are major problems with the home you can get out of the contract without losing any money.<br><b>References : </b><br> The house may be back on the market for bad reasons. It may not be worth $88,000 which means the bank wont give you a loan. After your offer gets accepted and the bank starts to process the loan they will send an appraiser to the property to value the home. There are alot of variables in this, not only the house itself but others around it. If a similar house in the areas sells for $60,000 it hurts all the properties around it

An inspection is always done before a sale and the buyer states an amount they are willing to deal with in repairs. Usually $500-$1000 dollars this way if there are major problems with the home you can get out of the contract without losing any money.
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]]> By: nevyn55025 http://www.coverville500.com/realestate-listings/i-am-freaking-out-about-this-house-right-now/comment-page-1#comment-2358 nevyn55025 Fri, 05 Mar 2010 14:02:59 +0000 http://www.coverville500.com/realestate-listings/i-am-freaking-out-about-this-house-right-now#comment-2358 Sounds like the loan fell and your clear to try for it. Your credit looks ok to me. Jump on before it goes away again!<br><b>References : </b><br> Sounds like the loan fell and your clear to try for it. Your credit looks ok to me. Jump on before it goes away again!
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]]> By: my2sense 793 http://www.coverville500.com/realestate-listings/i-am-freaking-out-about-this-house-right-now/comment-page-1#comment-2357 my2sense 793 Fri, 05 Mar 2010 13:42:59 +0000 http://www.coverville500.com/realestate-listings/i-am-freaking-out-about-this-house-right-now#comment-2357 You should be fine. Make sure you have the house inspected as a contract clause. Don't forget to save money for utilites, insurance, security, cable, repairs, upgrades, taxes, landscaping, locksmithing, appliances, etc. Good luck to you and hope it works out..<br><b>References : </b><br> You should be fine. Make sure you have the house inspected as a contract clause. Don’t forget to save money for utilites, insurance, security, cable, repairs, upgrades, taxes, landscaping, locksmithing, appliances, etc. Good luck to you and hope it works out..
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