HomeLight

NOVEMBER 10, 2021

They’ll know whether offering a rent-back period could sweeten the deal, or if it’s more common to pay seller closing costs. When it’s time for the inspection, they’ll reassure you that a damp basement is normal for the town, or tell you to get it checked out by a professional. Step 9: Order an inspection.

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HomeLight

DECEMBER 15, 2022

If the appraisal comes in low , or the home inspection reveals major issues, you might want some wiggle room for negotiations. For many of them, they want a short inspection period, such as three to five days, a quick close, i.e. 30 days, possibly a rent-back option , or for the buyer to waive the inspection or appraisal contingencies.

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HomeLight

AUGUST 31, 2021

The lender usually also requires additional contingencies before they’ll approve the loan, such as an appraisal contingency to make sure the home is worth the amount they are loaning you to buy it, and an inspection contingency to see if there are any potential problems. A cash buyer is more likely to waive appraisal and inspections.

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HomeLight

APRIL 21, 2022

Therefore, the fewer contingencies tied to an offer, the more likely the deal will reach closing. Common contingencies include an inspection contingency and an appraisal contingency. One solution might be a rent-back that would financially compensate a patient buyer if the seller needs more time to transition after the sale.

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HomeLight

JANUARY 4, 2022

A cash buyer will generally not use a financing, appraisal, or home sale contingency , and many cash buyers will inspect the property for informational purposes only. Your inspection could reveal a big repair that you did not anticipate, forcing a renegotiation. You’re overwhelmed with prepwork.

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HomeLight

MAY 24, 2022

Although Quinn says buyers are more likely to forgo home inspections , they are reluctant to purchase houses that need work — especially with the current challenges of finding contractors or building supplies. Ask buyers to rent back if you need more time to find the right property or rent another home until you do.

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HomeLight

APRIL 19, 2021

Closing costs can range from 2.5% Inspections & attorneys. Buyers of homes in smaller buildings (with between 5 and 10 units) pay a larger percentage to cover the cost of building upkeep, compared to those who purchase a home in a high-rise. million in condos. Flood zones in the city?

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HomeLight

MARCH 28, 2022

Also known as a seller rent-back agreement or a holdover , this allows you to stay in your home for a designated period ?of Essentially, it makes the buyer your landlord so you have time to rent or buy a new home and arrange for the movers to collect your belongings. of time after you sell. Address any mechanical issues ASAP.

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HomeLight

OCTOBER 12, 2020

She talked about the five parts of an offer: price, earnest money, down payment, close date, and what she calls the miscellaneous bucket. That last one, miscellaneous bucket, that includes things like contingencies and rent backs and so forth. I’ve gonna give them free rent back.

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HomeLight

MARCH 22, 2021

She talked about the five parts of an offer: price, earnest money, down payment, close date, and what she calls the miscellaneous bucket. That last one, miscellaneous bucket, that includes things like contingencies and rent backs and so forth. I’ve gonna give them free rent back.

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Realtor.com

OCTOBER 29, 2020

These are the most common contingencies that are part of your new home closing process: Home inspection contingency: This gives buyers the right to have the home professionally inspected. If something is wrong, you can request that it be fixed—or you can back out of the sale. Bring the necessary documentation to closing.

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