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NotCranky
ParticipantWow Bugs,
I bet you were a great officer.I am referingot your disciplined, intelligent and very decent manner.ParticipantWow Bugs,
I bet you were a great officer.I am referingot your disciplined, intelligent and very decent manner.ParticipantI’d rather be a critter. PIGG is just one extra “G” too close to the truth :). I can just hear my wife “get over here you PIG(G)!” I wouldn’t know what she meant by that. The way things are she just says “sweetie you are blogging too much”.
ParticipantI’d rather be a critter. PIGG is just one extra “G” too close to the truth :). I can just hear my wife “get over here you PIG(G)!” I wouldn’t know what she meant by that. The way things are she just says “sweetie you are blogging too much”.
ParticipantThanks so much,
I think the 120 days is fair. It just catches me a little by surprise because I haven’t seen it applied before.When I list a house where I know the tenant or owner needs more sensitivity shown , I don’t put a sign in the yard. I post 8×11 print outs on the doors or windows where people access the property. They say “property to be shown by appointment only no trespassing”. In one case I went by the property and some knuckleheads had parked in the driveway and were climbing all over the place trying to look in windows and over the fence. Of course that would not surprise you :).
ParticipantThanks so much,
I think the 120 days is fair. It just catches me a little by surprise because I haven’t seen it applied before.When I list a house where I know the tenant or owner needs more sensitivity shown , I don’t put a sign in the yard. I post 8×11 print outs on the doors or windows where people access the property. They say “property to be shown by appointment only no trespassing”. In one case I went by the property and some knuckleheads had parked in the driveway and were climbing all over the place trying to look in windows and over the fence. Of course that would not surprise you :).
ParticipantWickedehart,
Did your reference address the topic of the landlord giving notice to the tenant to vacate in accordance with the terms of the rental/lease agreement. That 120 days written notice could be super problematic if the renter wants to cause trouble. Are you sure that applies to SFR and not bigger buildings?This is the excerpt in question:
“However, before oral notice can be given, the landlord or agent must first have notified the tenant in writing that the rental is for sale and that the landlord or agent may contact the tenant orally to arrange to show it. This written notice must be given to the tenant within 120 days of the oral notice.”
ThanksParticipantWickedehart,
Did your reference address the topic of the landlord giving notice to the tenant to vacate in accordance with the terms of the rental/lease agreement. That 120 days written notice could be super problematic if the renter wants to cause trouble. Are you sure that applies to SFR and not bigger buildings?This is the excerpt in question:
“However, before oral notice can be given, the landlord or agent must first have notified the tenant in writing that the rental is for sale and that the landlord or agent may contact the tenant orally to arrange to show it. This written notice must be given to the tenant within 120 days of the oral notice.”
ThanksParticipantA land contract is like a lease with an option to buy. There may be a down payment and other terms involved. The seller collects funds according to the terms and handles payments for loans on the property. It could be any of several real estate types. This might also be advertised as “rent to own” although that vernacular could be used to describe any number of arrangements. A RE lawyer or someone with much experience should advocate for the buyer on this type of deal.
ParticipantA land contract is like a lease with an option to buy. There may be a down payment and other terms involved. The seller collects funds according to the terms and handles payments for loans on the property. It could be any of several real estate types. This might also be advertised as “rent to own” although that vernacular could be used to describe any number of arrangements. A RE lawyer or someone with much experience should advocate for the buyer on this type of deal.
ParticipantI was going to go the anthropological ,philosophical route on this but passed. Iv’e got my theories but they don’t always reflect a pretty picture of human nature. Yes for some of us the board is more boring without radical debates. I am enjoying being a good boy too though.
ParticipantI was going to go the anthropological ,philosophical route on this but passed. Iv’e got my theories but they don’t always reflect a pretty picture of human nature. Yes for some of us the board is more boring without radical debates. I am enjoying being a good boy too though.
ParticipantYes you can shop title insurance around if you haven’t agreed to do otherwise. If if you have agreed sometimes it can be changed in escrow anyway. You can also shop for an escrow, although the seller has to agree on the choice,write your choice into the contract and see what happens or slip it into a counter offer, if all this is not done already.
ParticipantYes you can shop title insurance around if you haven’t agreed to do otherwise. If if you have agreed sometimes it can be changed in escrow anyway. You can also shop for an escrow, although the seller has to agree on the choice,write your choice into the contract and see what happens or slip it into a counter offer, if all this is not done already.
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