As title asks. Any info would be greatly appreciated :) What is the personal dynamic with your PA? Are you friendly or strictly professional? ​ ​ submitted by /u/crumpet-11 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

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And the sellers unscrewed all the baseboards lol. Jokes on them, we were planning to switch them out anyway, but good grief submitted by /u/monstersof-men [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

To start, this is my first time posting on Reddit so bare with me. This is just such an unusual situation that google really couldn't give me an answer to so I'm here to ask you guys your opinion. My girlfriend of 2 years and I have been wanting a change of pace recently. We have decided that we want to buy a tranquil piece of land to work on and raise a family in. We currently live in a growing suburb of a southeast metro so this is a much different area than we have been used to. We have settled on a 40 acre property with a 1,000 sqft cedar cabin on it which has an upstairs we can add bedro ..read more

Hi there. I recently bought a home. The owner passed away however I know she had a few family members living with her. Her son rang our doorbell only a week after I moved in claiming to not know the house was sold. Mentioned that he was pretty much homeless and didn’t have anywhere to send his mail so asked if we could hold onto it for him. We said we would for 1 week. After 1 week we just started refusing packages and returning mail to sender. He has come a few times asking if we have his mail we say no go to the post office. Now he left us a note asking not to send his mail from today to th ..read more

So I had a fantastic opportunity knock on my door, for a small fixer upper in a great neighborhood. FSBO, and the price is right. The caveat is that the home is currently inhabited by a renter with 5 months remaining on their lease agreement. The numbers check out, and we are capable of allowing the current tenant to run the course of their lease, which expires in about 5 months, at the end of September. This hopefully avoids an eviction process, cash for keys, or squatting. We will occupy the house after the tenant vacates the property, but I do not want to qualify the home as a rental or in ..read more

Can the USDA take their loan back? submitted by /u/GlumBit5825 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Hey I live in Hudson county nj in a rent controlled two family unit non owner occupied. Landlord sent notice for thirty days claiming he is owner occupied but I checked with the town and from living here know for a fact he is not. He said he sold house to people who want it vacant upon moving in. How is this even his problem? I was under the impression that being in a rent controlled house I was new owners issue not his. I get it buying a property is easier vacant but who’s to say that these new people want it vacant so they can just raise both rents and take in two new tenants for both floor ..read more

Trying to diversify my portfolio. I have some savings that I'm looking to use to buy land with. What is the usual amount down that a lender would want to see? I'm aware it's more than the usual amount for a mortgage. Or is it better to get a cheap house and rent it out? submitted by /u/Embarrassed-Touch300 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Hi all! May someone tell me if I should go forth with Affidavit of Heirships proceedings? I have a half sister from moms side. Both mom and dad passed away with no will. Lawyer explained sister inherits 1/4 by code while I inherit 3/4 by code (TEXAS) when parents passed. Lawyer said this is cheaper than probate but is it the right move if I want to remain entitled to my 3/4? I am moving soon, and sibling will move into the home to continue payments but I don’t want them treating it as if I don’t have ties to the home. I just don’t want to lose my entitlement to the 3/4s. Is Affidavit of Heirs ..read more