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svelteParticipantHer message is very good, packaged in a way that will make people watch the show. She’s very good at that tough love stuff “WTF were you thinking???” and can say it in a way that people don’t take offense.
It gets too sappy for me to sit through a whole show, but I’m glad she’s on the air and that her message gets across to those who need it. I applaud her and wish there were more shows like hers instead of all this (non-)reality TV.
svelteParticipantHer message is very good, packaged in a way that will make people watch the show. She’s very good at that tough love stuff “WTF were you thinking???” and can say it in a way that people don’t take offense.
It gets too sappy for me to sit through a whole show, but I’m glad she’s on the air and that her message gets across to those who need it. I applaud her and wish there were more shows like hers instead of all this (non-)reality TV.
svelteParticipantpatientrenter his previous comment said he offered 20K above list, and he may not want to tell you how much of a downpayment he was offering – I don’t know that I’d tell you.
As you would expect, downpayments are all over the board – JtR over at bubbleinfo.com has done some analysis on current down payment sizes in his posts over the last month or two…you might want to take a look.
svelteParticipantpatientrenter his previous comment said he offered 20K above list, and he may not want to tell you how much of a downpayment he was offering – I don’t know that I’d tell you.
As you would expect, downpayments are all over the board – JtR over at bubbleinfo.com has done some analysis on current down payment sizes in his posts over the last month or two…you might want to take a look.
svelteParticipantpatientrenter his previous comment said he offered 20K above list, and he may not want to tell you how much of a downpayment he was offering – I don’t know that I’d tell you.
As you would expect, downpayments are all over the board – JtR over at bubbleinfo.com has done some analysis on current down payment sizes in his posts over the last month or two…you might want to take a look.
svelteParticipantpatientrenter his previous comment said he offered 20K above list, and he may not want to tell you how much of a downpayment he was offering – I don’t know that I’d tell you.
As you would expect, downpayments are all over the board – JtR over at bubbleinfo.com has done some analysis on current down payment sizes in his posts over the last month or two…you might want to take a look.
svelteParticipantpatientrenter his previous comment said he offered 20K above list, and he may not want to tell you how much of a downpayment he was offering – I don’t know that I’d tell you.
As you would expect, downpayments are all over the board – JtR over at bubbleinfo.com has done some analysis on current down payment sizes in his posts over the last month or two…you might want to take a look.
svelteParticipantI drive through Rancho Bernardo often for business. In 2007 on the west side of 15:
– Two 2-story bldgs have been built. One rented to Broadcom, the other sits vacant.
– One 5 story bldg has been built. It sits vacant.
– Two more multistory (3 or 4?) buildings are going up.Does the builder not know about the other two vacant bldgs?
svelteParticipantI drive through Rancho Bernardo often for business. In 2007 on the west side of 15:
– Two 2-story bldgs have been built. One rented to Broadcom, the other sits vacant.
– One 5 story bldg has been built. It sits vacant.
– Two more multistory (3 or 4?) buildings are going up.Does the builder not know about the other two vacant bldgs?
svelteParticipantI drive through Rancho Bernardo often for business. In 2007 on the west side of 15:
– Two 2-story bldgs have been built. One rented to Broadcom, the other sits vacant.
– One 5 story bldg has been built. It sits vacant.
– Two more multistory (3 or 4?) buildings are going up.Does the builder not know about the other two vacant bldgs?
svelteParticipantI drive through Rancho Bernardo often for business. In 2007 on the west side of 15:
– Two 2-story bldgs have been built. One rented to Broadcom, the other sits vacant.
– One 5 story bldg has been built. It sits vacant.
– Two more multistory (3 or 4?) buildings are going up.Does the builder not know about the other two vacant bldgs?
svelteParticipantI drive through Rancho Bernardo often for business. In 2007 on the west side of 15:
– Two 2-story bldgs have been built. One rented to Broadcom, the other sits vacant.
– One 5 story bldg has been built. It sits vacant.
– Two more multistory (3 or 4?) buildings are going up.Does the builder not know about the other two vacant bldgs?
svelteParticipantThere are two common ways. First, most offers have a clause stating the offer is only valid for a set amount of time – 48 hrs is common. If they accept your offer within those 48 hrs, see “Second” below. If they do not accept the offer within those 48 hrs or if they counter-offer in those 48 hrs, then you’re out – no sale!
Second, the buyer can pretty much back out of the sale without penalty for a period of time, typically 17 days which is also written into the offer, since the buyer must accept the results of the home inspection to complete the sale. The 17 days gives the buyer time to complete this inspection and review it. If there anything at all that you don’t like in the inspection report, you can back out. This inspection report is one of the contingencies FLU mentions – another is getting financing and a third is getting an adequate appraisal, usually.
Look at the paperwork you filled out with your realtor to see what these two timeframes and applicable contingencies are in your case.
svelteParticipantThere are two common ways. First, most offers have a clause stating the offer is only valid for a set amount of time – 48 hrs is common. If they accept your offer within those 48 hrs, see “Second” below. If they do not accept the offer within those 48 hrs or if they counter-offer in those 48 hrs, then you’re out – no sale!
Second, the buyer can pretty much back out of the sale without penalty for a period of time, typically 17 days which is also written into the offer, since the buyer must accept the results of the home inspection to complete the sale. The 17 days gives the buyer time to complete this inspection and review it. If there anything at all that you don’t like in the inspection report, you can back out. This inspection report is one of the contingencies FLU mentions – another is getting financing and a third is getting an adequate appraisal, usually.
Look at the paperwork you filled out with your realtor to see what these two timeframes and applicable contingencies are in your case.
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