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Duke Inspection Services
David Sipple “Duke”: David Sipple is the owner of Duke Inspection Services. He is an ASHI Certified Home Inspector and state licensed Radon Tester. Duke Inspection Services has been in business since 1999 and has served over 3000 … read more…

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Deck Safety - deck safety, home improvement, House Inspection …
You don’t have to be a structural engineer to do a basic inspection of the structural members. It’s important to look for split, checked and decayed wood. Over time foundations can move causing movement of structural members, … read more…

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Open Question: Title problem after transaction - only serious answers please?
Maybe anyone would tell me something interesting what to do, what to expect… ok this is what happened :

I purchased car on eBay… nothing special 2005 Ford Focus. Price was great, I mean nothing crazy but $5000 for car like that is not bad I thing. Millage: 56000. Ok I went to the guy - privet seller - I checked the car, great condition, clean, new tires, new breaks, I took car to the mechanic - my friend - he checked the car and said car in excellent condition, car has been serviced every 5k-10k Miles, no problems nothing wrong someone took care of the car really good- great car he said. Ok I went to the seller to close transaction. he gave me a title… title was filled on the back and was on dealer company… cuz He bought the car 4 month ago and never register and never transfer a title to his name. On the back he was as a buyer and dealer as a seller. He said its ok and thats why he have bill of sell he picked up one from the dealer or DMV in Connecticut cuz thats where car was located - Title was from NJ state. ok I know nothing about buying a car and Im pretty much sure he also know s….t about selling a car. I checked bill of sell there was a rule when you can use it : When back of the title is filled already, so Im thinking thats ok… (later DMV tells me that its ok but only if you have CT Title and buyer is CT resident) I paid him money, he gave me papers, I took car and drove almost 400 miles with no plates but with insurance - I know its kind of illegal but I called to my friend - state trooper - and he said this is not cool but 80% police officers will understand that I just bought a car and had no choice… but he said, you must have insurance - so I called my Insurance company and add car to my policy…. I was driving very careful to make sure I will not be pulled over…. Ok Im home… on the next day I took my old car and went to DMV in Maryland (Im MD resident) before I pass teh MD inspection of course… ok I went to DMV and Im trying to register a car… and the guy in DMV said: you can’t transfer title to your name cuz transaction was illegal actually, cuz previous owner never change title to his name and sold the car with old title from the dealer (that title filled on the back - he said in CT its ok when you have CT title and buyer is CT resident than you can skip one title but in maryland you can;t do that). I called seller told him what happened and he said ok we need to fix that so we met next day in NJ (almost 400 miles driving one way) and in DMV they said they can do nothing and first we must go to MA cuz title is filled on the back for buyer who is MA resident… than lady in DMV said that title is altered on the back, someone was trying to alter a price or something but I didn;t noticed that before, anyway he said he will go to dealer and ask for new title and if this is possible dealer will fill that tile on the back and put my name as a buer and that will be ok, He called me after talked to dealer and dealer said that he must go to MA so he is going tomorrow to MA DMV to transfer title to his name. I gave him oryginal title and let him sign statement that he sold car to me and Im the title and cr owner and he sold me a car with title problem and taking original title just to fix the problem and than he will send me title back. I let him sign that statement with his driver license number and we had witness one his friend and one mine, they also sign that statement with theirs DL number, I also made copy of front and back of the title and let him sign that he has oryginal title and will send me back after fix the problem. So what you ppl think ?? What if they will tell him in MA that title is altered ?? how he can get new title for this car if transfer will be not available cuz altered ?? How he gonna transfer a title to his name if he is Maryland and not Massachusetts resident anymore (I saw his MD driver license) can he transfer that title to his name - on the back he is as a MA resident - OMG its so stressful… I don;t know whats gonna happened… I didn’t ake my money back yet cuz I really wanna keep the car. Im going to report this situation to eBay - cuz car transaction on eBay are Insured for $50.000 so Im not really worry that I will loose my money… but what to do ?? should I report this to police ?? I already talked to police about it and they said If I will report it he will be charge for theft and I should first try to fix that problem and if he will not cooperate than report this… Any advice guys ?? what should I do ?? what you think will happened ?? just a serious answers please cuz this is not easy situation to me… Is anybody here has right knowledge to tell me something ?? I just wanna register that car and drive… and the funniest part is: this is wedding gift for my wife cuz she needs car… Please… Help….

Open Question: Made an offer on countrywide owned home, addendum says I waive the right to avoid sale due to condition, etc..?
One part says I waive my right to avoid the sale of the home. Another part says I should get a home inspection done within 10 days and then have 5 days after showing to seller to revoke contract if I don’t like it. I received this today (saturday) and the seller (countrywide) says I have to sign and return by Monday - the first business day I could possibly get a home inspection when the utilities won’t even be turned on…. HELP! Does this addendum say what I think it says? btw, my financing was accepted as FHA

Copy of addendum:
BUYER (Initials)________________ - 1 -
SELLER (Initials)_______________
Revised 3/06
REO #____________________
Countrywide Home Loans, Inc.
REAL ESTATE PURCHASE ADDENDUM
This Real Estate Purchase Addendum (“Addendum”) is to be made part of, and incorporated into, the Real Estate Purchase
Contract dated ___________________________ (”Contract”) between
(”Seller” and the term “Seller” shall also include Countrywide Home Loans, Inc.) and
(”Buyer”) for the property and
improvements located at the following address:
(”Property”). Buyer and Seller may each be referred to herein as a “Party” and collectively as the “Parties.”
The Contract and this Addendum together constitute the “Agreement”.
The Seller and the Buyer agree as follows:
1. LIMITATION OF SELLER’S LIABILITY AND BUYER’S WAIVER OF IMPORTANT RIGHTS:
BUYER UNDERSTANDS AND ACKNOWLEDGES THAT SELLER HAS ACQUIRED THE PROPERTY
THROUGH FORECLOSURE, DEED-IN-LIEU OF FORECLOSURE, OR SIMILAR PROCESS, SELLER
HAS NEVER OCCUPIED THE PROPERTY, AND SELLER HAS LITTLE OR NO DIRECT KNOWLEDGE
ABOUT THE CONDITION OF THE PROPERTY. BUYER AGREES THAT BUYER IS BUYING THE
PROPERTY “AS IS” (AS MORE FULLY SET FORTH IN SECTION 13 OF THIS ADDENDUM).
NOTWITHSTANDING ANY PROVISION TO THE CONTRARY IN THE AGREEMENT, SELLER’S
LIABILITY AND BUYER’S SOLE AND EXCLUSIVE REMEDY IN ALL CIRCUMSTANCES AND FOR
ALL CLAIMS (AS THE TERM IS DEFINED IN SECTION 26 OF THIS ADDENDUM, AND ALL
REFERENCES IN THIS ADDENDUM TO “CLAIMS,” “CLAIM,” “Claims,” or “Claim” SHALL HAVE
SUCH MEANING) ARISING OUT OF OR RELATING IN ANY WAY TO THE AGREEMENT OR THE
SALE OF THE PROPERTY TO BUYER INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, SELLER’S BREACH OR
TERMINATION OF THE AGREEMENT, THE CONDITION OF THE PROPERTY, SELLER’S TITLE TO
THE PROPERTY, THE OCCUPANCY STATUS OF THE PROPERTY, THE SIZE, SQUARE FOOTAGE,
BOUNDARIES, OR LOCATION OF THE PROPERTY, ANY COST OR EXPENSE INCURRED BY
BUYER IN SELLING A CURRENT OR PRIOR RESIDENCE OR TERMINATING A LEASE ON A
CURRENT OR PRIOR RESIDENCE, OBTAINING OTHER LIVING ACCOMMODATIONS, MOVING,
STORAGE OR RELOCATION EXPENSES, OR ANY OTHER COSTS OR EXPENSES INCURRED BY
BUYER IN CONNECTION WITH THE AGREEMENT SHALL BE LIMITED TO NO MORE THAN:
(A) A RETURN OF BUYER’S EARNEST MONEY DEPOSIT IF THE SALE TO BUYER DOES NOT
CLOSE; AND
(B) THE LESSER OF BUYER’S ACTUAL DAMAGES OR $5,000.00 IF THE SALE TO BUYER CLOSES.
BUYER SHALL NOT BE ENTITLED TO A RETURN OF BUYER’S EARNEST MONEY DEPOSIT IF
BUYER MATERIALLY BREACHES THE AGREEMENT.
BUYER AGREES THAT SELLER SHALL NOT BE LIABLE TO BUYER UNDER ANY
CIRCUMSTANCES FOR ANY SPECIAL, CONSEQUENTIAL, OR PUNITIVE DAMAGES
WHATSOEVER, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE AND STRICT
LIABILITY), OR ANY OTHER LEGAL OR EQUITABLE PRINCIPLE, THEORY, OR CAUSE OF
BUYER (Initials)________________ - 2 -
SELLER (Initials)_______________
Revised 3/06
ACTION ARISING OUT OF OR RELATED IN ANY WAY TO ANY CLAIM, INCLUDING, BUT NOT
LIMITED TO, THE AFOREMENTIONED CLAIMS.
ANY REFERENCE TO A RETURN OF THE BUYER’S EARNEST MONEY DEPOSIT CONTAINED IN
THE AGREEMENT SHALL MEAN A RETURN OF THE EARNEST MONEY DEPOSIT, LESS ANY
ESCROW CANCELLATION FEES APPLICABLE TO THE BUYER UNDER THE AGREEMENT AND
LESS FEES AND COSTS PAYABLE FOR SERVICES AND PRODUCTS PROVIDED DURING ESCROW
AT THE BUYER’S REQUEST. TO THE FULLEST EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW THE BUYER
WAIVES ANY CLAIMS THAT THE PROPERTY IS UNIQUE AND THE BUYER ACKNOWLEDGES
THAT A RETURN OF ITS EARNEST MONEY DEPOSIT CAN ADEQUATELY AND FAIRLY
COMPENSATE THE BUYER FOR ALL CLAIMS. UPON RETURN OF THE EARNEST MONEY
DEPOSIT TO THE BUYER, THE AGREEMENT SHALL BE TERMINATED, AND THE BUYER AND
THE SELLER SHALL HAVE NO FURTHER LIABILITY, OBLIGATION, OR RESPONSIBILITY TO
EACH OTHER IN CONNECTION WITH THE AGREEMENT. IF THE SALE TO BUYER CLOSES AND
SELLER COMPENSATES BUYER AS PROVIDED ABOVE FOR BUYER’S ACTUAL DAMAGES, IF
ANY, THEN THE BUYER AND THE SELLER SHALL HAVE NO FURTHER LIABILITY,
OBLIGATION, OR RESPONSIBILITY TO EACH OTHER IN CONNECTION WITH THE
AGREEMENT.
SELLER’S LIMITATION OF LIABILITY AND BUYER’S WAIVERS PROVIDED IN THE AGREEMENT
ARE A MATERIAL PART OF THE CONSIDERATION TO BE RECEIVED BY THE SELLER UNDER
THE AGREEMENT AS NEGOTIATED AND AGREED TO BY THE BUYER AND THE SELLER.
THE BUYER FURTHER WAIVES THE FOLLOWING, TO THE FULLEST EXTENT PERMITTED BY
LAW:
(A) ALL RIGHTS TO FILE AND MAINTAIN AN ACTION AGAINST THE SELLER FOR SPECIFIC
PERFORMANCE;
(B) RIGHT TO
Looks just like this: http://www.placercountyhomesandland.net/files/countrywide_real_estate_purchase_addendum.pdf

This is a generic copy I found, but it is the same exact one I was given. We are getting FHA loan and they accepted our offer on the house… and then sent the addendum. On one part it says we waive the right to stop sell of property due to condition, structure, etc. On another it says we have 10 days to get inspection? Does this mean we can’t get out of contract even if the inspection turns out bad? I just got this paper today (saturday) and they said they have the have it back by Monday - the first day I could possibly get an inspection done when the utilities won’t even be turned on yet. WHAT TO DO?

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