Sentences with phrase «question of buying a house»

Finally, there was the question of buying a house.

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What to Inspect When Buying a House As a real estate agent, one of the questions buyers often ask me is what kind of inspections I should be doing?

This is a common question among renters who are thinking of buying a house someday.

This blog post is part of an ongoing series in which we answer frequently asked questions about buying a house in California.

If you're thinking about buying a home in San Ramon, California, you probably have a lot of questions about the local housing market.

Answering these questions will give you a more realistic sense of what you can afford to buy, and how much to offer when the right house comes along.

And many of them share the same question: Will 2018 be a good time to buy a house in...

First - time home buyers tend to have a lot of questions about buying a house in California.

Most of us agree that it's important to ask difficult questions when buying a car, purchasing a house, or determining a best medical treatment.

I'm not convinced a judge will buy that DA itself is not an «information provider» responsible for the development of the blogpost in question when the discussion of publishing houses is so central to its mission that Jane says «I can not, in good conscience, maintain a blog about this subject without being free to report on all publishing houses.»

Buying a detached house in town was simply out of the question, price wise, and I did not mind the drive from the suburbs.

For those hoping to buy, one of the first questions to ask is «how much house can I afford?»

In today's hottest housing markets the question of rent vs. buy has almost cult - like advocates.

So, my question is that: «Can I (the person who is sponsored by my Canadian partner) buy a house alone under my name while waiting for the final result of permanet resident application with the same procedure as any other permanent residents and Canadians?»

One of the biggest questions — and the first for many prospective VA homebuyers — is mixed with awe and uncertainty: How much house can I buy?

Following a foreclosure or short sale, it's often more a question of how much house can you buy before needing to factor in a down payment (Learn more in «How a Bankruptcy or Foreclosure Affects VA Loan Applications»).

Over the last few weeks, one of the most common questions we receive from our readers has been: What things are needed to buy a house in 2018?

I find this question, and the general topic of buying a house with cash or mortgage, very interesting, mainly due to the wide array of answers provided in the comments.

The purpose of this exercise is to answer the question: How much house can I afford to buy?

My main question: Does using home equity to borrow more to buy an investment property have to increase the amount of interest paid on the original home loan for the house I'm living in?

One of the first questions that a home buyer asks is, «How much house can I afford to buy?»

A Chapter 7 bankruptcy is normally concluded in most cases in six months or under, so some question the wisdom of buying a house during this time.

Finally to answer your question: You can achieve his 13 % tax rate by ignoring all taxes except federal tax, by calculating the average tax rate instead of the marginal tax rate (these two don't change what you pay, but what the numbers are in your mind), then by making huge donations to charities, buying a big house with a big mortgage, and having unpaid expenses.

In the end, it's not about finance, it's a question of how badly you want to buy a house.

If you have additional questions about the escrow process, or buying a house in general, be sure to use the search tool at the top of this page.

When you're buying a house for the first time, you undoubtedly have a lot of questions: «How do I choose a realtor?

Those questions — and the incredibly complicated process of purchasing a house and applying for a mortgage — are what make buying a house for the first time so overwhelming.

If you answer «yes» to any of the above questions, FHA financing may be a better alternative, as long as you can truly afford the house you're looking to buy.

We are going to use the Grieving Rottweiler as our example here — not to say that the owner of that dog (who is asking dog lovers to help him buy a house so he can rescue more dogs) is a scammer or a schemer, but only because his fundraising drive, as explained by him, is so full of conflicting information, question marks and red flags.

Lisa Guelfi, a Partner in the social housing development team at Clarke Willmott, said: «Key issues for housing associations, such as availability of grant funding, rent review restrictions which are limiting the number of affordable rented properties being provided, and the question of what will happen with Right to Buy receipts from the Midlands pilot and beyond, aren't really addressed.

This concluded that along with a rise in house prices, the actual effect was limited in any event in that most people who bought with the benefit of the relief would have bought anyway — raising the question, then and now, of whether the money would have been better spent on genuinely affordable housing for those who would not otherwise be able to buy.»

So this raises the question: When is the best time of year to buy or sell a house?

Last year, ProPublica was able to block an ad that we bought in Facebook's housing categories from being shown to African - Americans, Hispanics and Asian - Americans, raising the question of whether such ad targeting violated laws against discrimination in housing advertising.

These questions may be the first thoughts but there are many that appear during the first steps of buying a house.

One question we get all of the time here at Nashville Home Buyer about our local Nashville house buying program is, «Can you buy my house for cash in Nashville or do I have to wait for a buyer to get a bank loan?

We speak with someone one day who is thinking of selling in the next» xx» period of time and then in short order their home is listed on the MLS and your name is not on the listing which infuriates you, when in real life after you met with them doing everything right (answered all their questions, asked all the right questions and was not pushy just consultation... displaying professionalism) one day unbeknownst to you one of the sellers has a health or life issue raising the need for immediate change and they hit open houses and Boom... they buy one, and that agent was in the right place at the right time and lists their home (with your annual calendar on their fridge and your notepad on their counter beside your branded fly swatter) and you have a What - Happened - Moment.

Those kinds of questions uncover emotional motivators and add color and context to the bare facts that they have this kind of house, work on this time frame, and want to end up buying X type of house in a place with good schools.

One of the most popular questions you will get from your clients is, «Can I live in the house I buy with my IRA dollars?»

Your question is the exact same as one of us saying to you «I know a person who says they have good credit, and a good DTI, nice job and no judgements and they are ready to buy this house for 500K, will you give them a discount of 75 % on what you normally charge»?

You proceed to the next level of questions, asking, «If I were to find you a house in your price range with at least a 10 - foot - square back yard, would you buy it?»

A variant of the three - deep method — one you may use if three - deep questioning doesn't seem to be working — starts with the question, «On a scale of one to 10, how motivated are you to buy a house, with «10» meaning you're ready to buy today?»

She was very easy to get a hold of and even after we've bought our house she continues to check up on us and still answer our questions!

Based on my experience of asking buyers and sellers what they think of us after a listing and sale, those people who actually buy or sell a house, questioned within 30 days of the event, think we walk on water!

Having bought and sold dozens of houses and condominiums for both personal use and as investments, this is my favorite and most revealing question to ask of home sellers and their listing agents.

And many of them share the same question: Will 2018 be a good time to buy a house in...

If you're thinking about buying a home in San Ramon, California, you probably have a lot of questions about the local housing market.

We hope you join us as HealthTrust Senior Partner Alan Plush, MAI, joins a panel of industry experts in National Real Estate Investor's «To Build or To Buy: The Question for Seniors Housing».

Below is a list of some of the most common questions we get asked when buying houses for cash in Indianapolis.

Over the last few weeks, one of the most common questions we receive from our readers has been: What things are needed to buy a house in 2018?

Whether you're looking to buy a new home or get insight on how to sell your current home, attend an open house for your chance to connect with a dedicated and experienced professional who can answer all of your real estate questions.