We put the house up for sale after my contract work ended here in Las Vegas and we were looking to move to Wyoming. Long story short, Wyoming didn’t pan out for me work wise and we’re under contract with someone right now. Im getting gig work here still in Vegas doing executive protection but …

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The deal will give MoxiWorks users new tools for managing back office tasks such as billing and accounting.

Users of realtor.com will now be able to see a preliminary offer from Opendoor in real-time via the search portal’s My Home dashboard, it was announced Wednesday.

We’re looking to buy in Boston suburb, have been actively in market for about 2 months. Also we have a small child. I am getting a little bit increasingly frustrated by my partner’s favor towards mid-century modern houses. Among all the check boxes we consider important – i.e proximity to schools/downtown, walkability, diversity, ample storage …

Hi everyone, we are a group of 3 students from the University of British Columbia hoping to understand what criteria is most important to individuals searching for neighbourhoods to purchase residential housing in. We would really appreciate it if you took some time to fill out this survey: https://ubc.ca1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_bvkyD8WEdNyxdMa. It should take no more than …

I understand the prices of the market are the highest they have been in a long time, but what similarities are there between now and 2008? Inflation is happening, there was a mass migration due to the pandemic, interest rates are low, there is a supply chain issue that is preventing the supply of homes …

I am new to this home-buying thing, so I may have made a slight mistake. Both the seller and I have already signed the residential purchase agreement contract. I am purchasing this condo property in all cash (no loan). However, in the contract, it states that I will be occupying the home as primary residence. …

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Hello all, My wife and I are buying a new construction home and are getting close to closing. Because it’s a new build and we weren’t sure exactly when it would be finished, we locked in a rate with “Lender A” earlier this year that won’t expire for another couple of months. Now that we …

Is it possible to form an LLC, where only 1 member could be held liable for any lawsuits in the case of a piercing the veil scenario? submitted by /u/supernova4200 [link] [comments]

I am looking at a house that overlooks a small valley with hiking trials which also has a huge transformer or electric utility pole (not sure what the right terminology is), from the backyard you can also hear constant buzzing from the pole. I am a First time home buyer so I don’t have much …

BLUF: How do I make sure new renovations aren’t being overvalued, repair costs aren’t being underestimated, and ultimately find a house that’s worth what it is selling for? A few years ago the home buying process was relatively straightforward. A fair mix of family’s selling their old home along with the fix-and-flips. Both had their …

Hello, Not sure if this is the right subreddit to post in but I live in Columbus, OH and I just got prequalified for a duplex. It’s my first time buying a home and I’ve been having a bit of trouble finding a realtor that really listens to what I’m looking for. I’d definitely be …

I’m on a real estate team under a large brokerage, they give reviews at 30,60,90 days. I appreciate the check in and accountability but I have found it odd that they do this and sort of subtly say “if you don’t do x, y and z” you’ll be off the team. I stick to it …

If my agent now works for another broker, does the contract carry over or is it terminated? It doesnt outright say that in the agreement as a condition. If it doesnt terminate, would i be obligated to go to the broker and ask for a new agent with them? This isnt really my agent, they …

Currently in the process of buying a new spec home and I am using my current homes equity as down payment via a home equity loan. My bank did a drive by appraisal which came back at the exact price my current buyers put in a offer for that we accepted. Timing of offer and …

My current agent is doing what we consider a lackluster job of marketing and following up on leads for the sale of our home. Doesn’t respond to texts for days in end, 70% of showings he informs us they cancel in the last hour. Our home is valued at $750k, and is priced below market. …

So when buying an old house, it all boils down to what the inspection says. Now there are a million things that could go wrong with an old house after I buy it. How do I know that the inspector did a good job in finding faults? submitted by /u/Lokanatham [link] [comments]

Just passed the licensing exam which I’m super excited about. What should I do next? submitted by /u/Embarrassed_Search35 [link] [comments]

Hello everyone, I’ve been always thinking about purchasing home in istanbul,turkey as an company explained the whole process when i was in istanbul for my hair transplant. (and it was so cheaper and effective). I found it such a good opportunity to buy home ( 2021 building ) in istanbul as i can live and …

I’m considering trying Knock, Flyhomes, Opendoor to make non-contingent cash offers. What rates are people getting using them? They say competitive, but that is vague, so wondering if it is decent or if I shouldn’t waste my time. submitted by /u/maxpower___ [link] [comments]

Hi everyone, I saw an interesting thread regarding what happens if you purchase a home and it turns to negative equity so you purchase for $500K and the value is $300K Most people said this is why you should buy a forever home, something that you will stay at least a decade or decades in. …

We bought our home in May. (First time homebuyers) This week a house 2 doors over with the exact same layout sold for $100,000 more than we bought ours for with less updated features, no fence, but overall nearly identical. I’m not asking to do this right now as I know it sometimes takes a …

If I have 2 million dollars, how much of that should I use for fix and flips in order to not expose myself to too much risk. submitted by /u/OwnAd9532 [link] [comments]

Hey everyone, I’m a green investor with a bit of a strange issue. I’ve been reading up on real estate investing for years now and I feel I’m finally in a position to make the jump (of course when prices are elevated). I’m in the CT market and have been looking for multi families primarily. …

“Each generation has its own housing demand characteristics, both as they age and as their preferences change. And although millions of Baby Boomer homes are on track to be offloaded, the tens of millions of Millennials and members of Generation Z looking for homes either may not be able to afford Boomer homes or simply …

So long story short. In my state moratorium has been extended all the way to end of Oct. I am wondering in state that it already has ended have you seen any drastic change in rental prices? submitted by /u/Large_Surround8768 [link] [comments]

Our realtor has been incredible in handling our first time homebuyer ignorance and advising accordingly but no one I’ve talked to seems to have recommended this so not sure if it’s normal. But apparently a broken septic could run 10k+ so I feel like that’s a big enough deal to warrant an inspection prior to …

Hey, just got hired on in essentially my dream job. They sent me a full blown PC and require I be hardwired into the internet (no wifi) however my home is on the market. My first day is Monday and I’m worried about if I get a showing during work hours. It would look really …

I’m selling my current condo. I want to buy another condo when this sells. My question: do I need to wait until the deal on this place closes before I can put an offer down for another? I need the cash from the sale of this condo for the down payment for another. The sale …

Hi, first time home buyer and just window shopping because I’m a noob and idk how this all works tbh. Found a house that’s in decent condition – can use some fixing up but doesn’t look terrible, also definitely not worth what it’s listed for. It was last sold in 2012 for 138k and now …

This seems like it might be a new racket by buyer agents that have no honor.. tl;dr at the bottom We put our house up for sale and had an offer come in that was a bit over asking price, waved the inspection contingency but still had the ability to perform an inspection and was …

My dream house is a 700k house in Houston. My annual salary is 120k, I have 6k in my retirement, and 40k in savings with a 760 credit score. I’m 24 so I don’t have that much on my credit history besides two car loans and a few credit cards. I’m hoping to put at …

When I plug my numbers into various mortgage/budget calculators the answer seems to be yes but I am getting sticker shock. I feel like I need another set of eyes on my situation to confirm/deny whether I am crazy for entertaining this idea. About the property: New construction 2b/2ba townhome in a residential Seattle neighborhood …

Partner and I placed an offer on a neighbouring townhouse. We are renting and our rental is a giant road of 2 streets of identical townhouses just flipped every second one but at the very end of each side of the street are slightly bigger ones. One of them went up for sale and we …

We are about to start the process to buy our first home with a VA loan. We haven’t gotten a pre approval yet and before we did I want to make sure we know what we need to do before hand. We are planning on going down to our credit union to see if they …

I am closing on a property in few days and the seller offered to buy me the adjacent .5 acres of land for $18,000. This transaction could take place in December since I need to go to the town meeting to join the two lots together. So I just had her pay $15k of my …

I know there’s a lot of regular people out there desperate to find a house. That’s the person I want my house to go to. Can I say in my listing that I’m not even going to entertain offers from anyone offering cash only? submitted by /u/twitterisawesome [link] [comments]

A small indie brokerage or a large national player? This week, we want our readers to share their perspectives: Which type of brokerage offers agents the most benefits — especially considering today’s market?

With chronic inventory shortages and rising home prices in markets around the country, having tough conversations with homebuyers is both inevitable and necessary, so don’t delay them, panelists at Inman Connect Las Vegas advised on Tuesday.

Taylor-Made Team leader Leisel Taylor and Engel & Völkers Jacksonville Beach broker-owner Corey Hasting tell what it takes to create a winning team.

One of the primary reasons for a turndown, according to Ivy Zelman, who spoke at Inman Connect Las Vegas, is the current situation’s lack of sustainability.

At Inman Connect Las Vegas, four proptech executives discussed how technology can be used to empower agents to save time, flatten work processes and better serve clients.