foreign buyer: UK to US Real Estate Glossary
- 02/22/09 01:53 PM
Content From: www.ThePinkFlamingo.info According to NAR Vacation Home Buyer Statistics, many of you wonderful Disney area real estate buyers are from the UK. Because Real Estate in Orlando in very different than in the UK I've decided to post this UK to US Real Estate glossary for all of you out there reading from afar. I hope this helps with your Disney area real estate purchase! Agreement in Principal (known in the United States as Appraisal) An assessment made by British Mortgages Abroad of an applicant's ability to pay for a home and confirmation of the amount the applicant may borrow. (2 comments)
Photo Courtesy of DJ Badly from Flickr.com Did you know that before you even step foot onto American soil one or many estate agents may have already had their hands in your pockets? It’s called a builder’s registration and it works like this: When a potential home buyer, we’ll call them Buyer A, is interested in a new construction community Buyer A generally contacts the person, we’ll call them Broker B, that was advertising the information. Broker B then gets your information and knows which community you are interested in. Broker B calls the builder and fills out (0 comments)
Originally Posted at www.ThePinkFlamingo.info a Florida Vacation Home Online Community Before You hire just any management company to take care of one of your mostsizable assets there are some serious factors you should consider. Make sure you get the facts and interview at least three companies before hiring one. These are some questions you should always ask to help you navigate through the potential pitfalls that could arise form hiring the wrong company.
1.How long have you been in business? This is an extremely important question to ask because if the company is new or has not been around for (0 comments)