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May 17, 2009 at 1:35 PM #401335May 17, 2009 at 3:26 PM #400678
sdrealtor
ParticipantMy pleasure Nicole. The agents there are actually quite humorous. A bunch of Septenagarians consistly stabbing each other and their clients in the back. It used to be much worse when there was a single RE brokerage that kept everyone else out. Its better now but still way too much shenanigans going on in there.
May 17, 2009 at 3:26 PM #400932ParticipantMy pleasure Nicole. The agents there are actually quite humorous. A bunch of Septenagarians consistly stabbing each other and their clients in the back. It used to be much worse when there was a single RE brokerage that kept everyone else out. Its better now but still way too much shenanigans going on in there.
May 17, 2009 at 3:26 PM #401166ParticipantMy pleasure Nicole. The agents there are actually quite humorous. A bunch of Septenagarians consistly stabbing each other and their clients in the back. It used to be much worse when there was a single RE brokerage that kept everyone else out. Its better now but still way too much shenanigans going on in there.
May 17, 2009 at 3:26 PM #401222ParticipantMy pleasure Nicole. The agents there are actually quite humorous. A bunch of Septenagarians consistly stabbing each other and their clients in the back. It used to be much worse when there was a single RE brokerage that kept everyone else out. Its better now but still way too much shenanigans going on in there.
May 17, 2009 at 3:26 PM #401370ParticipantMy pleasure Nicole. The agents there are actually quite humorous. A bunch of Septenagarians consistly stabbing each other and their clients in the back. It used to be much worse when there was a single RE brokerage that kept everyone else out. Its better now but still way too much shenanigans going on in there.
May 17, 2009 at 5:09 PM #400763patb
Participanthow will you title this?
they have title, you hold a second lien?
you pay that, when they die, you inherit their position,
or if they gift it to someone else, they have to buy you out.????May 17, 2009 at 5:09 PM #401016Participanthow will you title this?
they have title, you hold a second lien?
you pay that, when they die, you inherit their position,
or if they gift it to someone else, they have to buy you out.????May 17, 2009 at 5:09 PM #401251Participanthow will you title this?
they have title, you hold a second lien?
you pay that, when they die, you inherit their position,
or if they gift it to someone else, they have to buy you out.????May 17, 2009 at 5:09 PM #401307Participanthow will you title this?
they have title, you hold a second lien?
you pay that, when they die, you inherit their position,
or if they gift it to someone else, they have to buy you out.????May 17, 2009 at 5:09 PM #401455Participanthow will you title this?
they have title, you hold a second lien?
you pay that, when they die, you inherit their position,
or if they gift it to someone else, they have to buy you out.????May 17, 2009 at 7:51 PM #400863Nicole
ParticipantI have no clue!! I was hoping all the piggs would be able to give me some advise on this too or perhaps point me in the right directions where I might be about to educate myself about how this could work.
We have already agreed that my husband and I will be the ones to inherit the house. However, my husband has one sister that we would have to include in her share.
I figure if they sell their house in Ohio for 200K, his sister would be owed 100K of that. I guess if the time came for my husband and I to inherit the house here, we’d actually be buying her out (even though she wouldn’t actually be on title).
I’d love to hear your thoughts about the best way to arrange this.
May 17, 2009 at 7:51 PM #401118ParticipantI have no clue!! I was hoping all the piggs would be able to give me some advise on this too or perhaps point me in the right directions where I might be about to educate myself about how this could work.
We have already agreed that my husband and I will be the ones to inherit the house. However, my husband has one sister that we would have to include in her share.
I figure if they sell their house in Ohio for 200K, his sister would be owed 100K of that. I guess if the time came for my husband and I to inherit the house here, we’d actually be buying her out (even though she wouldn’t actually be on title).
I’d love to hear your thoughts about the best way to arrange this.
May 17, 2009 at 7:51 PM #401351ParticipantI have no clue!! I was hoping all the piggs would be able to give me some advise on this too or perhaps point me in the right directions where I might be about to educate myself about how this could work.
We have already agreed that my husband and I will be the ones to inherit the house. However, my husband has one sister that we would have to include in her share.
I figure if they sell their house in Ohio for 200K, his sister would be owed 100K of that. I guess if the time came for my husband and I to inherit the house here, we’d actually be buying her out (even though she wouldn’t actually be on title).
I’d love to hear your thoughts about the best way to arrange this.
May 17, 2009 at 7:51 PM #401407ParticipantI have no clue!! I was hoping all the piggs would be able to give me some advise on this too or perhaps point me in the right directions where I might be about to educate myself about how this could work.
We have already agreed that my husband and I will be the ones to inherit the house. However, my husband has one sister that we would have to include in her share.
I figure if they sell their house in Ohio for 200K, his sister would be owed 100K of that. I guess if the time came for my husband and I to inherit the house here, we’d actually be buying her out (even though she wouldn’t actually be on title).
I’d love to hear your thoughts about the best way to arrange this.
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