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What is the minimum down payment if I'm willing to pay PMI as a first time home buyer?

1 Comment - 49 months ago by Agent Frank Louis

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Is now the time to buy property?

With interest rates at all time lows, 3% or less which is unbelievable, is now the time to buy your new home?

In general, my view is if you really like the property and can see yourself living there for several years, then the answer is yes!

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With interest rates at all time lows, such low rates ... See More

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SB 50 - What do you think?

California has 358 homes per 1000 people and ranks 49th in units per people only behind Utah. The average price for a home in California is over $600K. In S.F., the average price is $1.6M.

SB 50 would override local building restrictions and let developers create more housing near metro stations and high frequency bus ... See More

TodayWeBuy · Questions · 55 months · 25605 views
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Second Geological Survey?

My home was in escrow but the buyer (or buyer's agent) requested a second geological survey and wanted us to pay $1,200 for it. We said no.

15 years ago, the living room wasn't level so we had a geological survey done and had the foundation raised and leveled off by a professional company.

My question is what will a ... See More

1 Comment - 57 months ago by TodayWeBuy

Hi Roger,

I talked with an agent about your question. The agent said a lot could change to the foundation and the buyer's agent was doing his due diligence to provide the buyer a peace of mind.

That said ... As the seller, I too would not have paid $1,200 at your cost to check if there were any foundation problems with your home. Chances are pretty slim there will be any new issues found to begin with. But if there are foundation problems uncovered, the buyer would most likely walk away from purchasing your home and you would then need to disclose the foundation problems to the next buyer.

This is similar to the asbestos ceiling issue found in older homes. Everyone may suspect that the ceilings are asbestos and as such, is a hazard to anyone living there. But it's only if the ceiling is tested and confirmed to be asbestos is the seller required to disclose their ceilings are actually asbestos.

Good luck in finding a new buyer!

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Seller Roger Cook · Questions · 57 months · 25342 views
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Looking for 5 bedroom 3 bath in LA

Does anyone have a listing for a 5 bedroom 3 bath ranch style home in the outskirts of LA? Client is motivated. Thanks.

Clarification - 5th bedroom can be an office.

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Agent Debbie Tester · Questions · 58 months · 26562 views
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