Sentences with phrase «deal about buying a home»

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Amazon also announced in February that it would buy Ring, the maker of camera - equipped doorbells and other connected home security devices, in a deal said to be worth about $ 1 billion.

However, this deal would include a buy - back clause allowing Barca to bring Sandro home on the cheap, similar to the arrangement that the European champions have with Everton that would enable them to re-sign winger Gerard Deulofeu for about # 6million at the end of the season, reports the Standard.

(The used car dealer I bought it from has been far more supportive than Ford and even offered to return my money and sell me something else while they deal with Ford, but I really liked the car and foolishly opted to deal with Ford myself) I arrived after the service department had closed so I asked about a loaner to get me home.

It is highly crucial that before making a home purchase, you take the time to get valuable information about the home and its condition, just to make sure that you're not buying a house that will give you problems you can not deal with later.

Get excited about buying your first home, but always remember that it's not a done deal until you've been handed your new keys at the closing table.

I don't know about you, but if I hired you to be my realtor, and then found out that the house I wanted to put an offer in on was getting two other offers that were to be presented on a Tuesday afternoon at 3:00 pm, but you were in the middle of a 4 on - 4 off, as a police officer, A — I don't think your police boss would be too happy if you ran off to deal with an offer when there was a medical emergency to attend, and B. I don't think your buyer that was hoping to buy this home would be too happy to learn that they lost out on this home because you were at a police emergency, and not attending to their needs as promised when you started working with them.

This is a very typical deal for us, we've done about 30 of these buying most of our homes on busy streets or near the highway or with bad parking.

Buying or selling a home is one of the most stressful things our clients do, so we need to be emotionally intelligent about how we deal with them.

Join Don DeRosa at the High Tech Home Buying Creative Deal Structuring Subgroup on Monday, September 12th from 5PM to 6PM at the Atlanta REIA Main Meeting at the Doubletree where he will be teaching about a wide variety of topics each month.

One of the best things about buying a home this way is that you do not have to deal with banks and qualify based on your credit.

Just about every practitioner has had to deal with unusual circumstances when helping people buy or sell a home, but what do you do if something truly out of the ordinary — and possibly out of this world — pops up?

It is true that in many residential real estate transactions, it is the buyer that has second thoughts about buying that home or condo and tries to find a way to back out of the deal.

The real estate in Apex sells fast, especially when it's a great deal, so you'll need to make sure you have been prequalified by a lender before you are serious about buying a home.

I pointed out in a previous post about our new home, that this bathroom was almost a deal breaker on buying this house.