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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.»

According to an answer on a previous question, buying a house in Canada if you are a US citizen is pretty straightforward.

The answer to your question is yes you can buy a house without putting your husband's name on the mortgage.

We are really wanting to build our own home and I know that the FHA loan would allow us to do so, but my question is would we be able to buy this property with a house already on it and tear that down to build a bigger home or does it have to be the same size as the one that was previsoily there?

But my question is if i short sell on this house would i still be able to buy a house right away if i paid cash?

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?

But I asked the rhetorical question: «C'm on... don't shareholders know management have houses to buy, and cellars to fill?

If you're planning on buying a house, I wouldn't suggest opening 5 - 10 credit card accounts because it might just look odd and raise questions.

Question: I bought a house next to a golf course, so I guess I knew on some level that golf balls might land in my yard.

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.»

My question to you Donald is, Is the Registrant required to disclose on FORM 160 that they are Buying and Selling the property after small updates to the house?

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.

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»?

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!

For your first question, no the value on a house doesn't even matter if you aren't going to sell it (or buy it), and it doesn't matter unless it's what you sell or buy for.

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.

Realtors ® will also be available to answer questions and provide insight on the local housing market and the home buying process.

But my question is if i short sell on this house would i still be able to buy a house right away if i paid cash?

In regards to insurance question... if you bought house on your own name....

Thoughout the inspection he answered my questions, and even sat down after the inspection to go over his findings so we could gain a better understanding of the issues on the house we are buying.