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re: Buying Property Must Do's
Posted on 1/17/24 at 11:16 pm to down time
Posted on 1/17/24 at 11:16 pm to down time
quote:Depending on the state it might be different, in Alabama that would get your agent a hefty fine and possibly lose their license.
Commission is negotiable I would find an agent that would buy me $3000 gift card at close.
quote:Bad ones yes. Unless it’s a multiple offer situation I never suggest a full price offer. Lots of bad agents out there, significant majority I’d say from having to deal with them.
The buyers agent isn't going to do anything but try and convince you to offer asking.
quote:I give out 3-4 when I give a lender referral. Some are better at long term credit repair and communication. I have 8 I recommend on a regular basis and rotate through them. If you have a lender you like and they are trying to push one on you, get another realtor.
Of course they will also know "the best" lender.
Posted on 1/17/24 at 11:55 pm to llfshoals
For any property:
Get 2 separate inspections, unless you trust your inspector with you life. Do this even if you aren't asking for repairs, KNOW what you are buying ahead of time.
Get a survey, you never know how many people think they own your property, ESPECIALLY if near or on water.
Biggest concerns with inspections: Roof, windows, mold, siding/stucco, slab/driveway, furnace/AC, and wiring. EACH one of these can cost you tens of thousands of dollars with simply minor issues.
Get 2 separate inspections, unless you trust your inspector with you life. Do this even if you aren't asking for repairs, KNOW what you are buying ahead of time.
Get a survey, you never know how many people think they own your property, ESPECIALLY if near or on water.
Biggest concerns with inspections: Roof, windows, mold, siding/stucco, slab/driveway, furnace/AC, and wiring. EACH one of these can cost you tens of thousands of dollars with simply minor issues.
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