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| Are buyers agent and attorney keeping me out of the loop? Posted: 02 Aug 2020 08:21 AM PDT A house (major fixer upper) I have listed is under contract and set to close on 8/7. It is a cash deal. Buyer originally requested inspection and attorney review be extended to 7/30. Buyer only had termite inspection performed, no home inspection. Based on the information from the city code inspection and the termite inspection, buyer wanted to amend the contract to include $25,000 in closing credit for possible structural damage from termites. My client, the seller, declined this amendment. This was last week. I have reached out to buyers agent and attorney requesting to find out how buyer plans to proceed so that I can get the house back on the market if buyer is deciding to walk away. I have heard nothing since Thursday. Is this normal? This is my first cash sale with a quick close, so I'm not sure if the lack of communication is normal in this situation. [link] [comments] |
| Posted: 02 Aug 2020 10:17 AM PDT This may seem like a very simple question but I'm slightly confused. The lease will be under my personal name (leasing with my business entity would have been extra complicated and unnecessary from my understanding since I can still apply the standard / actual cost deduction if leased under my name). Should I pay for the monthly and downpayment using my personal account and then reimbursed from my business accounts? Or should I make these payments directly from my business accounts? I am leaning towards the former (paying with personal and then reimbursing) as the lease is in my personal name. Technically, paying with my business accounts directly would be co-mingling accounts, correct? [link] [comments] |
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| How do home values change in HOA communities once all homes are sold ? Posted: 02 Aug 2020 09:16 AM PDT Ive lived in new construction communities for 8 years now (2 communities). I am semi unhappy with my new community and plan on leaving for somewhere cheaper and lower HOA fees down the road. I had an interesting discussion with a broker who mentioned builders building keep the price of ("used/new") homes up. This person is very wise, however I did not get their logic. If I had a community with 100 homes. 50 owned and 50 brand new, I dont understand why anyone would pay higher than builder price for one of the 50 owned homes unless it is a lot premium or something fantastic was added to the property. Once the builder finishes, pretty much all the homes are off market, and then home owners can set the price of their home to how they please. So, when a community is being built, what is the trend of the value of the homes, excluding extraneous factors such as economic crashes or new developments near by? [link] [comments] |
| Posted: 01 Aug 2020 01:35 PM PDT So first off, I'm a fairly new realtor. Started in March, since then I've closed 10 deals. I have a couple I've been working with for about 4 months now. I've shown over 30 houses and wrote a few offers. Everything we've put an offer on has received more than 10 offers. A few weeks ago we put a strong offer that was above what they were comfortable with and still did not get an acceptance. Today i just found out they went with another realtor and are putting an offer on a home. Any advice for a newbie on how to handle this and go about it? They still have not told me they switched realtors. [link] [comments] |
| Portfolio for an Aspiring Realtor Posted: 02 Aug 2020 12:46 AM PDT Hi Guys, I am looking to get into a real estate agent position, Since I am not a realtor yet with no broker, I am looking to build a portfolio. What can I show as an aspiring Realtor ? I'd like to start building a portfolio: - for myself to get started - To show my future clients (Brokers, Buyers, Sellers) What can I start doing as an outsider ? Skills ? Listings ? Prospects ? Databases ? Any idea ? Thanks. PS: Currently I am showing proficiency with Canva and Sendinblue on my LinkedIn profile ... I've done flyers... Email campaigns... Stuff like that. I also have nice reviews on my ebay account. IS FACEBOOK for BUSINESS a great place ? Or I better have to create a website with wordpress ? Edit: Thinking about listing (Pics + Description) for free on P2P network. Would give me some exposure and a first touch with (potential) customers as some house don't sell on P2P. I'd then offer consulting, coaching and get (hopefully) exclusive listing as a realtor. [link] [comments] |
| Posted: 01 Aug 2020 07:17 PM PDT I'm currently going to enroll at Davis college to get my license. I'm required 120 hours for Ohio, are these courses usually hard? I know a lot about real estate and economics so I have a feeling a I have a slight advantage, and what that even help? [link] [comments] |
| If you were in my position as a new agent. Posted: 01 Aug 2020 01:09 PM PDT Would you work for a kw, or big box brokerage? Or should I join my best friends father who's a successful broker of 30 years with multiple sales under his belt. I guess I'll be leaving the big box name for a more personal mentorship approach due to lack of proper training at the big box brokers. [link] [comments] |
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