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An earnest money deposit (EMD) would most be required. However, the timeframe in which this deposit is required is negotiable. It would either be required that the buyer submit an EMD upon acceptance of of their offer OR when seller removes their contingency to locate their replacement property. This is noted in the form in section 2B.

@@homesbyhenson great thanks for the information and much success to you

The seller would need to communicate to their realtor that they do not want to sale unless they find a replacement property, then their Realtor would draw up the proper documents. Let us know if you have any questions

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The down payment all depends on what get get approved for with the lender. We've seen mobile home lenders allow buyer to only come in with as low as 5% down. Regarding paying the broker that represents you- in our area, the Realtor gets paid commission from the seller. Hope that answers your question.

HI Paul, Great question, the problem is, I would need additional information about the lease. If you'd like me to get additional information so I can explain it to you, you can shoot me the address of the property in an email to team@homesbyhenson.com and I can see what I can find out for you!

Did you ever get your answer bro ?

Unfortunately MA has different laws than CA. I would recommend speaking with a Realtor in your area. If you feel comfortable you can direct message me at chantel@vancorealestate.com and I can connect you with an agent in your area. I belong to a worldwide Real Estate Network. We always try and place clients with agents that would meet their needs.

Instead of paying yearly property taxes like on a single family home, the HCD charges license fees.

Yes you are correct, all we did was paint the kitchen and strage in this example! This was all my Seller could afford in the budget. The purpose of the video is to show how minimal repairs like paint and staging goes a long way when you are going to sale your home! On this particulair property, the seller invested $4,000 in minimal repairs, but sold it for $40,000 more than if they would have sold it in the present condition. Check out our other videos we have that explains this further. Thanks for tuning in!

Hi Graceila. The space rent here is $945 per month

There is a gas line and electrical in kitchen that is perfect location for stackable washer/dryer. No refrigerator was installed but stove/range is brand new

Hi thanks so much for reaching out. I am happy to answer any questions. Please email us at team@homesbyhenson.com Look forward to hearing from you

Hello! The price is $624,900. We currently have an accepted offer. Are you looking for a property to purchase?

Yes it is a risk to spend money your inspections when the sellers haven't located a replacement property. However, you can make it less of a risk if you negotiate for your buyer that the time frames do not start until the seller has located the property. This means, once the offer is accepted, the buyer sit back and wait to invest any money until the sellers have removed their contingency of finding a replacement property.

@@homesbyhenson the problem is that checkbox that you are pointing out… the sale is contingent upon the seller closes the purchase of his/her new house.

@@homesbyhenson exactly!

​@@homesbyhensongood point but what about the earnest money don't they want that out front no matter what

No, this is meant for the buyer

This property just sold on 11/30/21 for $1,015,000.

Good question! The earnest money deposit is generally 1-3% of the purchase price. But it is a negotiable term on the contract. Here is a link to our Tip Tuesday all about the subject- ua-cam.com/video/SpGYWIzcdpE/v-deo.html

This home sold on 6/25/21 for $620,000

It is stunning!

Thanks for asking! Chuck was saying that he highly recommends buyer order a sewer lateral inspection. Especially on older home that have outdated plumbing.

@@homesbyhenson hi and thank you for getting back with me on that question, now new question if work needs to be done is it the seller that would have to pay or do we bargain in to the cost

Great question! No it is not required. My Team rarely recommends a seller order a home inspection prior to listing the property. There are some circumstances that we might recommend it. The buyers pay for and order a home inspection during their inspection contingency. As for the last comment Chuck made? He recommended Buyers order a sewer lateral inspection. Please let us know if you have any additional comments. We will be happy to answer!

Thanks for watching! Sounds great. Let us know if you have any questions 😃

Thank you for watching! 😍

We will put it in our calendar! <3

Oh thank you!

Things sure have changed! There is a lot of information to stay up to date on.