Does anybody know of someone to be exact selling a house surrounded by anchorage alaska? (owner financed)?
I have money for a down giving. I don't have doomed to failure credit, I just haved not lived within US long enough to enjoy any credit. ( 1yr 8mths)Answers: Work with a realtor, the buyer pays no fees.
Look within the paper and on-line for sale-by-owner and owner-financed houses.
If something outside of the city is a possibility, you'll find abundantly more owner-financed houses. Because they didn't get it inspected as they built it (and/or never finished it), a sandbank won't loan on it. So they are stuck doing owner-financing. Of course, you'll have one and the same problem when you sell it, but I see profoundly more owner-financed houses outside of building-code-enforced areas.
Check out the online newspaper Anchorage Daily News and look at the classifieds or contact a realtor contained by the Anchorage area.
Is this up to code? Or do I hold a slumlord?
The roof was leak at my apt. in Raleigh, NC and when the conservation man came out to check he removed drywall and a chute poured out. He let the wet drain, screwed back contained by the same piece of wood and painted over it. Is nearby any building codes in NC that state that if something have been flooded to the point be wood is rotting that that wood must be replaced? NEED HELP!Answers: You have a slumlord.
You enjoy a slumlord or possibly a maintenance worker explicitly charging the landlord for work he isn't completing.
He didn't fix the roof...so I would call upon the landlord and report what I saw. Excessive moisture that never go away eventually attracts roaches and silverfish.
I suggest you do the following;
1. Please put in wiriting to the apartment coordinator what the maintenace worker done. Keep a copy for yourself and make sure that you hold a date on the letter and the date it be sent to the apartment manager.
Give them at most minuscule 30 days to fix the problem and if it is not fixed than.
2. If nothing is not done inwardly those 30 days, contact the local housing authority for further information on what could be done about the situation.
3, Follow through beside the suggestion or information provided by the housing authority.
Just a side note, please get copies of documentation you send to the tenant in suggestion to this issue and keep adjectives responses you receive from the apartment manager or staff. If you receive a singing response, write down the names, times, date and the verbal response you be given. It may sounds petty but documentation and keeping up with responses is severely important when it comes to situation such as this. Plus it may comfort your case when trying to hold a third party (housing authority) check into it.
By the opening, where within Raleigh is this apartment complex located. I used to live in Raleigh and can possibly direct you contained by the right direction.
Home inspection negotiationg?
I got a house inspectewd until that time I made a bid. The garage concrete wall needs to be fixed on the west wall.some plumbing requests to be done. plus they never winterised the plumbing.
and other stuff. how do I nagotiate the price now? How much should I subtract from the asking price?
Answers: in good health it now depends on what the inspection say its worth. if its less than what they are asking. proffer a few thou lower than the inspection. otherwise, a bank may not loan you money if you ask for more than what it be appraised at
I can't..rightfully answer this. I have never bought a house, but I hold "rented" from many places where on earth things needed to be fixed.
I would flat out tell them. These things stipulation fixed. They either fix them free of charge, since you don't own the house nonetheless and it is -THEIR- responsibility or, they lower the price and you will either fix it yourself or hire someone to do it for you.
As far as the best bearing to go in the order of the negotiation. I'm not really sure. Sit down with them, and make conversation about it. Take pictures of the problems, be paid sure you have the pictures on appendage. Let them how much you think the problem is worth, or hold an estimate on hand..and subtract the total cost of everything to be fixed, from the price you are paying for the house...
Other than that yeah, I don't know.
I bring it you don't have a Realtor, who would own guided you through this entire process.
Before you can negotiate, you need to know how much repairs close to that cost. You aren't going to get $5,000 rotten a house for a $500 repair.
It is also the seller's option of whether or not to fix the items at adjectives...just because something isn't up to par doesn't show it's not functioning.
If you DO NOT have the money to fix the items yourself, afterwards you need to grasp the sellers to do it, which routine you can't get a discount surrounded by the price.
By chance...if you don't hold a Realtor, are they giving you a 3% discount for not using one?
They should.b/c they are pocketing what they didn't pay one.