How To Find A NJ Home Inspector Who Works For The Buyer Not The …
It is a tough task to find out the NJ home inspection team that works exclusively for the buyers without representing the sellers, banks and other real estate agents. Accurate Inspections satisfy the needs of the buyers with their years …  read more…

How To Find A NJ Home Inspector Who Works For The Buyer Not The …
It is a tough task to find out the NJ home inspection team that works exclusively for the buyers without representing the sellers, banks and other real estate agents.  read more…

5 Ground Rules For Home Buying Success – locateyournest.com
Fortunately, most mortgage lenders, home inspectors and real estate agents will be able to provide this kind of one-on-one learning. When buying a home it is often best to use a systematic approach as this is often the best way to be …  read more…

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Unique features and guidelines for identifying Home deals available through Houston Foreclosures
The current period of economic low has given rise to one of the best real estate investment opportunities in the form of budget priced properties available under Houston foreclosures. So if you have…  read more…

Unique features and guideline on making real estate investment deal through Dallas foreclosure Homes
If you have ever considered investing in the real estate market, Dallas foreclosure homes could just be the right answer for you. With a large number of properties available in this highly sought afte…  read more…

“What Happens AFTER My Home Purchase Offer Is Accepted?”
So you’ve been looking at Columbus OH homes for sale for weeks. Then, one day your Columbus real estate agent calls and tells you that your offer on the home of your choice has been accepted! Once the…  read more…

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Open Question: Just bought house now have plumbing issues.?
I just bought a house that has been completely redone. I moved in a couple days ago and already have a plumbing problem. I contacted my home warranty company and they said they will pay for the damage and new cement but not to replace the broken pipe (which is under my patio slab). I bought this through a real estate company and had an inspection done on the home. Obviously there was no mention of this by either. What are my options? Home in Louisiana

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Voting Question: FHA loan- home needs repairs?
Hello,
We are trying to purchase a house and think that we have found the perfect house for our needs. The problem is that we are approved for an FHA loan and the house needs some repairs. Another person put in an offer and during the inspection they found that there was about $5,000 in plumbing work that needs to be done. The property is bank owned and they are not willing to pay for the repairs. My real estate agent says that FHA will not approve the loan because of the repairs that are needed.
My question is if we can pay for the repairs out of our pocket or have it escrowed so that FHA will approve the loan? Or if we could offer $5000 over the asking price and then stipulate that the bank needs to repair the plumbing? Do you think that either of those options will work? If not is there any other way that we can get our house?
Thanks

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Resolved Question: My home is sinking and the walls are cracking and floors bowing, I need a loan asap to fix this! Any ideas?
We have lived here a year in May. Our real estate agent told us we didn’t need a home inspection. Yes, I know what a mistake that was and it is our fault we listened so I don’t need to hear about that! What I do need to know is if anyone can recommend any loans or ideas to get a loan where I can get the money to fix the problem before it gets worse and when I say worse I mean just crashing down around me, thanks! Our credit is shot right now because we got in over our heads with this house and fixing some other things as it is. We are military and selling it is not an option at this time, thanks in advance for any help!
OK, just some additional information… The joists are sinking and where the weight bearing walls are there are no beams, they are actually about 2 feet from those walls. This home was built in 1983 so it isn’t a new house. I have considered a lawyer but have no idea where to start with that and with my husband being deployed that makes it a bit more difficult! Thanks!

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