Top 5 Area Pizza's according to Cathy & Jim:
5. Langel's thin crust.
4. Doreen's thin crust.
3. Sanfratello's thin crust.
2. Arrenello's
1. Lou Malnati's deep dish.
Our Personal Real Estate Journal. Discussion on the Serious and Lighter Side of Real Estate and Your Home!
Top 5 Area Pizza's according to Cathy & Jim:
5. Langel's thin crust.
4. Doreen's thin crust.
3. Sanfratello's thin crust.
2. Arrenello's
1. Lou Malnati's deep dish.
Question: Have you had any haunted experiences showing vacant homes?
Question: I'm trying to buy
a home for the first time, did the usual contract, had the inspection done and
found out the roof had four layers of shingles. The inspection report came out
and stated the roof was not leaking, but structurally it was dangerous.
The sellers came back and said they will fix the roof, but increase the price of the house. That was a verbal, and we stated no because we did not expect to pay more for the house.
To make a long story short, the
sellers are two attorneys and they are now threatening us with legal action
because they said nothing is wrong with the roof and they agreed to fix it
anyway.
Answer: You need to get your own attorney and have him or her
look at the purchase agreement and all disclosure statements. Most likely the
building code requires that no more than two layers of roofing material can be
used. The reason for this is to limit weight on the roof. Too much weight could cause structural
problems.
As to the seller's offer, it's a counter offer to fix the roof at
your cost in the form of a higher price to which you have not agreed. What,
exactly, is attractive about that?
The United States has the world's most extreme weather.
What's Happening?
It is still a sellers Market, meaning advantage sellers. Inventory is low and demand is still good. Interest rate movement will be the deciding factor in buyer demand.
Homes are still selling. It has slowed down due to interest rates and inflation. The most noticeable change was less multiple offers on homes and fewer over asking price offers. Sellers are still receiving excellent offers.
A borrower in January who took out a $300,000, 30 year mortgage at 3.2% pays $1,297 per month in Principal and Interest.
Today, that $300,00 borrower would be paying $1,976 per month Principal and Interest at 6.9% Interest. That's $679 per month higher and $8,148 for the year!
But don't Panic. These Interest rates ups and downs have been cyclical. (Please Click Read More)