What do i involve to know or look into up to that time trying to market?
my mobile home and land it sits on on ebay?Is it ok to flog it for more than I owe?
Answers: List it with a tangible estate agent. All day long empire post about how much a rip sour real estate agents are and how to put on the market it on your own.
Very very few race are success full at selling their home on their own, it can be done but not recurrently. They will post how to do it but very thoroughly few have ever done it.
There are several advantages to using a professional, at least check into it.
Some of this answer would enjoy to come from your local real estate professional because law vary from state to state as far as selling physical estate. Selling your mobile home is like transferring title to your motor, but the land it sits on is contained by most cases owned by deed. You will hold to transfer the achievement to a new owner and any costs that are associated next to that. If you sell for more than you owe, specifically a good entry and what your goal would be within owning real estate. Check you local law before contract and closing. Good Luck!
My husband died 9/07 we owned a coop jointly, can i sell it without having problem?
Answers: Its imperative for you to get everything straightened out before listing the property.
THE first thing I would do is to make absolutely certain you have a Death Certificate readily available.
For any and all other concerns, you should consult the listing sales person or your attorney.
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Ron Berue
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You shouldn't have a problem unless there is some contesting of the will or inheritance by another family member as to your joint assets.
Please note that there are differing laws state-to-state so my answer may not be 100% correct.
you should not have a problem,but you could sent copy of death certificate to fed and local tax office and request that the coop be transfer or changed to just you.
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It all depends on how you both held title. Whether it was Joint Tenency with Right of Survivorship or Tenents in common. If title was held as Joint Tenency you will have NO problem. If title was held as Tenents in Common it will have to go through probate (court) to decide. Its tricky. You can look at your warranty deed and read how you held title.,
How can I improve my real estate agent business when people always want to contact direct with the owner.?
Answers: This is THE MAIN purpose of getting exclusive listing agreements or exclusive agency agreements signed.
One of the MOST IMPORTANT clauses in that agreement is:
"It is understood and agreed that the broker earns the full commission on the sale of the property BY WHOMSOEVER MADE - INCLUDING THE UNDERSIGNED SELLER"
If your listing agreement does not include that clause, you're only kidding yourself.
AND at the time you list the property, it is extremely important for you to stress to the Seller: if someone knocks on the door, all they have to do is give the interested party your card, give the interested party the property description sheet - which also has your contact info - or take the information from your sign.
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VTY,
Ron Berue
Yes, that is my real last name!
its that way in just about every profession anymore. If the general public could do their own brain surgery they would because they think they are saving money but have no clue how to do it so they pop on the internet and get bad advice and become experts.