I need a break and new change I am working with reputed builder for 14 years but now I need change can I get job in mumbai or in Dubai?
since u r an experienced person, get the list of the reputed builders and send in your applications. addressed to proper persons and follow up personally.
Where do realestate agents get the information for the "ages of stuff" When I call my agent with a property that I am intersted in, she looks it up and tells me about the roof, carpet, age of the heat pump, etc… where does this info come from and can I somehow access it??
It generally comes from the homeowner. Some cities and counties list permits pulled for improvements, but not many. You could check that. But most homeowners will list factual information about the home on the Real Estate Disclosure form.
Hi, I will need accommodation in Clayton or near Clayton area soon. How do I search for affordable room (bathroom shared only with one other person or private bathroom)? I am located overseas and will need the room for 2 months. Realestate/domain website listings are expensive. My budget is only $130 or less (with bills included). Please help.
If you look on realestate.com.au and put in under shaRE accomodation and enter the prices you can go up to you should find some places there to ask about.
i found some..
also think to enter some of the surrounding suburbs like Mt Waverley, Nottinghill, Oakleigh, Clayton North , Clayton South Huntingdale etc
It is close to the university there so there is always places emptying and changes made, but don’t wait too late to see to it as it will be booked up with next years students otherwise.
also you may try looking in the local papers for people who want to rent out 1 room to a border.
www.leadernews.com.au might help
I live in Phila Pa where there are tons of home cheap and I would like to start getting some property is this no money low money buy real estate on the level
Manuelmorlote’s suggestion is illegal and unethical, if the payback is undisclosed.
If disclosed, then the most a seller can provide, towards closing costs and escrows, is 6% of the sales price.
The other answers are better.
Rick
http://www.fairwaymortgagelending.com
About 10 years ago now, when i was 18 i rent a property with a friend and i ended up moving out and took my name off the lease and a few days later my ex flatmate destroyed the unit.. I just wanted to know if i can find out if my name was black listed?
There is no "blacklist" Check your credit report, if your name was not removed they may have filed a judgement against you for damages etc….
Trying to buy a home from a trustworthy agent. Please help
john seal at purkey real estate
I am considering becoming a Realestate agent in Australia and was wondering if you have any tips or ideas? I enjoy selling and have always liked looking at houses but Im not sure practically what its like to sell houses. Is it mainly dealing with paperwork, people skills etc?
Firstly, normally the paperwork’s not too bad – most real estate agencys have reception staff and assistant who process most of thing things like contracts etc for you. Definitely people skills and sales skills, though the latter can be learned. You need to be able to get on with people easily and quickly, this helps a lot. It also really helps to have good knowledge of the local area, but again this can be learned with a bit of time and effort.
To become a registered real estate salesperson you need to complete a course to learn about real estate and property. To find out more about this contact your local real estate institute in your state, eg; for QLD it’s REIQ (www.reiq.com.au).
Some agents however encourage new starters to real estate and will support you through the course which can be a really good way to start as you then have a job to go to upon completion – call around a few agents and see if anyone is interested in working with you.
Good luck!
You must be a broker to run a business.
We are looking at a house that is currently involved in a short sale. Our agent already told us the bank wouldn’t pay our costs and wouldn’t budge on the price. The house is for sale for $139,900 and we were thinking of offering $130,000. Is that to dramatic? That’s all we can afford. Or should we look for a house being sold by an agent and talk them down and ask for costs paid. The short sale house may take up to 3 months. And it’s as is, so we couldn’t get a home inspection. Mind you, the house was built in 1998. WHAT SHOULD I DO??
Why would you be offering lower than asking, if you’ve been told the "bank won’t budge" on price? PLUS, most foreclosures are sold "AS IS"…meaning you can have it inspected all you like, but they aren’t gonna fix anything…if you have no disposable income to spend on home repairs at this time, I would NOT be looking at foreclosures.
My husband and I bought one in 2002..and the market value has increased on it by over $100,000 since…however, we are at the beach, on a golf course, and the house was in pretty good shape for a foreclosure. We have spent the last 5 years though, making improvements as we can afford to.
Talk to your lender…consult with a GOOD real estate agent..and be sure you UNDERSTAND anything you’re signing…The lender, realtors, ALL have to disclose to you all the material facts….
PLEASE…be careful…by LESS than what you think you can afford (NEVER go to your top-end unless you are comfortable with higher mortgage payments)…and TAKE YOUR TIME deciding…DO NOT let anyone rush you into making a decision.