lexington tn homes for sale: Should You Tell Me There's a Risk Involved???
- 07/13/10 05:03 PM
In looking at a home, we began to................................ puke our heads off!!! Why, you ask? Well, from the outside, it looked like a nice enough home. Neat and clean, perfect yard, landscaped nicely. To our disappointment, a chocolate covered turd. Infested with mold. Covered from floor to ceiling. We had walked downstairs, the handrails were covered along with the walls. We were all sick before we could escape back upstairs and to fresh air. Don't you think, the listing agent should be expected to post a warning sign on the property??? A sign on the property saying, "Home is infected with mold, wear … (10 comments)
When I first get to a house and the sellers are home I go in first to introduce myself before I start knocking around the house. This was a short sale. Getting the dishwasher started I looked up and saw a slight staining on the ceiling. That was caused by a fire. Not a large fire, but one nonetheless. "What caused that?" I asked pointing to the ceiling. The seller looked shocked. "Oh! I'm not sure what that could be!" Now come on, you … (2 comments)
How's that grab you, all of you free market proponents? Commission based pay. For everyone. The ultimate in free market economics. In essence, put up or shut up. My suggestion is bred from the frustration all of us who are on a commision based pay structure have with those who aren't. Namely, BANK EMPLOYEES! You see, we, the commission based agents, have a vested interest in making real estate transactions, ie. short sales, come … (2 comments)
A family on my street sold their home privately last month and followed up with an offer on a resale home in another area of town. Both transactions set to take place on the same day as is typical in this scenario. The husband, a nice enough guy, asked me to list their current home in March and at the last minute he decided to list privately and coincidentally at the very price … (1 comments)
lexington tn homes for sale: The Closing took Place, But Not Without Some Anxious Moments
- 04/20/10 02:43 PM
Never, never, buy a home without a home inspection. Money well spent!!!!!!!! Even if the seller refuses repairs, at least there are no surprises. RE/MAX Unlimited 870 W. Church St. Lexington, Tn. 731-249-5376 Linda Lipscomb 731-695-1118 http://LindaLipscomb.com
A transaction that was cruising along just so well, almost too good to be true, and then right at the last minute while waiting for the clear to close, an underwriter decided to do some muscle flexing. Ideal clients, with the house going under contract on Mar 21 and we closed on April 14. A 2300 sq ft Colonial sold for $296,000. The … (0 comments)
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