Looking for a Month-to-Month Rentals in Downtown Chicago, ILHello Chicago Agents,
I have a medical student who is looking for a month-to-month rental around downtown Chicago, IL (preferably with parking & Internet Wi-Fi in a decent & safe neighborhood).
The photos on a listing become the ownership of the MLS once they are entered into that system, so the second agent does not have to ask permission of the ist agent, as that agent does not own the photos.
While agents should retake their own photos, that is not always what is done. I do not beleive their are copywright infringements, However , If the photos in the MLS no longer represent the property, then the new agent is taking some risk in representing a property... more
Your agent can recommend mortgage brokers to talk to or you can talk to your bank. Maybe a mortgage broker will come on site and answer this but most of the particpants are real estate agents.
If you want recommendations for mortgage brokers or help listing your home let me know.... more
More apartments coming to West Queen Anne May 24th, 2012 by Cory Bergman The apartment building boom continues on all sides of Queen Anne. The City of Seattle has just given the green light for a
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In order for you to qualify for two loans, you will need to qualify for the new mortgage with both the mortgage payment for the new home and the departing residence.
Even if the departing residence is going to be a 'rental', if you have no experience as a land lord (tax returns for proof), you will not be able to offset the additional mortgage payment with the proposed rents.
If you qualify for both payments, then no big deal.
If there is a way that you can pull together 10% for the new home, you could put 10% down payment and take out a 10% equity line.
Once you sell the Livermore property, you can pay off the new equity line and have a nice 80% first.
There are also 'Asset Pledge' loans that allow you pledge your stock portfolio without having to liquidate it. Again, you could sell the Livermore house and pay down the loan. Your payments will reflect the new balance on this sort of mortgage.... more
Mike.
If the short sale approval was received during the time frame specified in the Short Sale Addendum that should have been part of the offer and the terms of the short sale approval did not require the seller to bring in cash, then you have a valid contract. Otherwise the verbiage that Shannon quoted applies.
However if the seller will not perform and sign the escrow papers the transaction cannot proceed and by the time you go through legal action the property will probably be foreclosed on.
Good luck. Hopefully your Realtor will be able to solve this problem for you.
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Hi Mr Usamah
If you are planning on putting your home up for sale may I suggest that you interview a real estate
professional to help you in doing so. We work specifically for you with marketing and getting
it sold for the highest and best market price. If you are just gathering information, again as my
fellow professionals have stated we need to see the interior to give you a more precise market home value. Please feel free to call or email me when would be a good time to visit with you
to see the property and discuss the CMA with you.
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Somewhere my love there will be songs to sing Although the snow covers the hope of Spring Somewhere a hill blossoms in green and gold And there are dreams all that your heart can hold. Someday, we'll
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the foreclosure dismisses all known liens that are named in the foreclosure
Suit. when purchased, the closing attorney does a new title search to verify that there are no other leins and will provide title insurance to cover any additional leins that may not be known at that time. the risk is that if there are liens that come to light and cannot be dismissed, you have to void your contract and possibly have your earnest money in jeopardy. the sooner you have your title work done ,the sooner you'll know whether to proceed.
your purchase contract can stipulate a an initial amount of time that you can satisfy your questions about the title without being in jeopardy of losing any money. Dick Greenlee Carolina One 3450382... more
I have written a ltter with every Offer I have submitted, (every!)
I think it humanifies the Buyer to the Seller,
I think it is a class thing to do, (letter writing used to be a classy way to communicate)
I think it opens doors, in the process, that should be opened and oiled.
Always write a letter from the heart; My Clients are great people, they LOVE your house, they would like to raise their family here, etc.
Good luck and may God bless... more
Twin Creeks home sales activity for the month of April resulted in 6 closed sales, 6 homes going under contract and only 7 new listings in March. Below is a breakdown of the sales activity. Twin Creeks
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It sounds as though you want to keep the equity line active? Or subordinate the equity line to the new first.
If that is the case, the equity line lender should be willing to take the appraisal that the broker is providing. Although I have never ecountered a subordinating second lender requesting their own appraisal, I am certain that somewhere in the Equity Line Agreement that was originally signed there may be verbage that addresses the need for appraisal on the subordination.
I am currently processing both a HARP refi and a straight rate and term refi. The HARP loan does not even have an appraisal to offer the subordinating second.
The subordinating lender should be pleased that the fist loan is reducing payments. . They may reduce the line, but still unclear on why new appraisal.
Wells Fargo has their own appraisal department. If they are the lender perhaps that is why you are running into this problem.
Very odd. But then again, our industry has had some oddities of late!... more
Renting to own in Salem CountyInterested in home at 55 Market St. Daughter moving east after being in Chicago for many years and may find it difficult to get a mortgage until she re-establishes in the area, creates
Looking to rent in 84121We see many homes in this area for sale. What are the chances that an owner would consider renting for at least a year? Do real estate agents ever manage a rental home for an owner?