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Although there is no legal compulsion but yes, you need a lawyer to do a title search for liens against a real-estate property. Because the lawyers are well aware of the nitty-gritty of the title search. Also lawyers can also explain you the real position of the title like is it a freehold estate, a leasehold estate or anything else. You yourself will not be able to identify them.

Go to legal500.com or any other site to find a good lawyer in the Washington co PA

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Is it better to go with a seasoned Realestate person who may have muti listings or a new person who is HUNGRY for the sale?

I would try a newer agent that doesn’t have a lot of listings. They will spend more time on your listing than a "seasoned" realtor would. Why list with someone that has 100 listings when you can list with someone that has five? It just makes sense!

The answer, with a few exceptions, is always "yesterday". Prices have fallen a bit after a long runup, but will no doubt rise again in the future — but there is no way to tell just when. Start your shopping by looking at properties via a website such as realtor.com.

I have a home worth 550,000. I owe 187,000. I only need to borrow around 20,000 to hold me over until I sell my house. I just listed it with a realestate agent. Everone I talked to wants to refinece the whole loan.

Home equity lines of credit require higher scores, and that is probably why everyone is recommending that you refinance the entire loan. I say probably, because they will most likely also make more money by refinancing your entire loan. Have you completed an application and pulled credit? … you have so much equity I would think there’s a chance.
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I am in the market for buying a home in silicon valley California. I was visiting an open house and got talking with the agent there. According to her it is important that the buyers agent has over 3 years of experience. An offer will get accepted based on the $ amount offered, experience of the agent and how he/she presents the offer and how well known the buyer’s agent is. Hiring an agent who is relatively new and less known will definitely hurt the buyer.
I was wondering how true this is. Also what is involved in "presenting" an offer, what does the buyers agent do?
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I would call 3 years green. I would want 20 plus myself.

Connections count. Believe me, there is plenty of back scratching going on! The sellers will not know about it, but the agents can influance how fast and how to their liking certain things are done (like appraisals, inspections).

The only thing I can think of in "presentation" is getting everything correct. The offers are done on forms and there isn’t much to it.

I have a buyer for a piece of property. I don’t have a contract written up yet with a lawyer. What should I have buyer sign and should I get a small down payment until papers a re ready? How would I write this receipt up?

it is called earnest money. i would go to legalzoom.com and look for a land contract. it is the document you are looking for and they are cheaper on that site than going through a lawyer.

your borrower, if they are getting a loan, will be helped by the loan officer as well. title company will still be involved to protect you both.

good luck

Im graduating hs this year and looking into working as a realestate broker as soon as the economy improves. Which city will be better for this job and for someone just starting their life?

Miami was booming before the economy took a dump. It will boom again after things settle down.

There is none based on the way the question was asked.

Commercial property varies a lot by type. Multi-family residential, office, retail, light industrial, heavy industrial and some other categories.

Each community has a mix and depending on local conditions prices and rents reflect the demand vs. supply. One community can have rising office rents because of local demand while the next community has a surplus and falling rents.

The east coast runs from Maine to Florida. NYC will have on level for A class office space and another for B class office space. When you get down to Georgia you would expect different rates.

You need to narrow the search if you want to get meaningful data. Otherwise you will have a blend but not likely a rate that you can obtain in any one market