Why don't for sale signs have the property price on them?
340808
Because they want you to contact them about the property.  They are sales people and want to talk to you.
196838
zillow does not provide actual selling price data - your best bet for that specific type of information is any Realtor you may know - and who doesn't know one? lol
797630
It could also be that the items you have for sale are not what people are looking to buy.  What kind of items are you selling?  How old?  How used?  How damaged?  etc.
983172
Property prices are no different than anything else. It is the changes in the supply and demand.  There are many reason these change;  interest rates, population growth in the particular area, number of homes / apartments available, the price differences between existing homes and new homes, the relative costs to operate or live in 1 area vs another, quality of the school districts, etc.  \nPrices can go up and prices can go down.
881063
It is in reference to legal issue.  \nIn order to take action against trespassers it must be POSTED that the property they are entering is private property.  The signs began to include POSTED as backup for the property owner.
689663
After negotiating with the seller and agreeing to a price, ask the seller to give a full set of the property documents, then hand over the same to any legal advocate who is aware of property matters, he will give you a legal opinion if everything is ok, otherwise he will intimate you the problem in the documents.They charge a nominal fee which you can discuss and decide with the legal advisor before handing over the documents to him for inspection.Avoid giving any advance to the seller before collecting the documents.
666893
They are really Cheating You.I have Experiance of dealing with Biggest(Emmar) to smallest property developers.They always lie about the availability and in most of the cases they would say 60% sold Where actually they has booked only 30%-40% and sometimes just 5%.they do it to build the confidence of buyer in their prop.And the prices pleas take help of a good real estate agent ,Try with two they may give you comparitive market analysys.Which really helps.About Evaluation do it in this way price of Site/land per sq.ft/sq.mtr.Price of Construction per Sq.ft/Sq.mtr.And the kind of ameneties they are offering in the place.Hopes this helps.
694953
I'm not an expert,but the buyers had the option to have an expert appraisal done on the home before the final sale, I'd say they are out of luck, don't go spending your hard earned money on a lawyer, ask your R.E. agent, he/she should be able to answer that question, or better still ask your Bank Mtg Mgr they see all kinds of stuff.
214200
It depends on the area.  If this was verbally done, and verbal contracts are allowed in that area then you just need a witness to attest to the offer, and the state of mind of the person making the offer.  Without a witness there's not really anything that can be done to enforce a verbal offer.  If it was written down at all regardless of it was signed this can be enough for a judge to decide there was an offer.  ie This can be on the back of a napkin describing what is being offered and what is being given in return.  Now you still have to show state of mind of the offeror, but if they're the one who wrote it that goes to show state of mind.  Of course either way there has to be some type of consideration shown that is reasonable.  ie They offered to sell land at no price, a court wouldn't up hold that since there was no consideration for the sale of the land, and no reasonable person would/should think that would be reasonable.
490195
Usually (what I've seen) is that appraisals for property tax purposes break out the value between land & improvements.\n\nGenerally, the appraisals don't reflect anything close to market. Just my opinion.
1038455
Good luck selling without a realtor. 99% of people just aren't comfortable without one. Too many things to miss or overlook. If you've tried to sell one using a realtor already, and had no luck, something is wrong with the house other than the price. Did you have a lot of shows? Did anyone make an offer at all?
11315
If you have an agent, have them run a CMA (comparative market analysis) for the property.  This will tell you what other homes the same size, age and location have recently sold for.  From there, you can make a realistic offer.  I've had clients offer full price because of market demands, and I've had clients get $10-20k less because a particular area is slow.  You need more info!  You can email me if you have any further questions.
425870
I would suggest checking the amounts that comparable homes that recently sold for, in the same neighborhood, or in the same general area you are interested in. Usually newspapers print real estate transactions once a week or so. Or you can check the county webpage, and see if they have a listing for completed real estate transactions.\n\nI hope this helps.
982196
You should try to contact the land registry at \n\nwww.landregisteronline.gov.uk\n\nYou can also visit www.housepricecrash.co.uk, which has links to various sites about house prices.\n\nGood luck!
760236
There's nothing in the proposition that refers to houses being valued 10x more than others... the county assessor's offices are responsible for assessing the value of each property and this only happens at particular times, such as when selling the home or making major changes to it, so homes that could sell for the same amount may be assessed differently.
902924
From my experience (I am not a real estate agent or attorney, so this is not legal advice)...\n\nIf you don't have a deposit, you don't have a deal.  If you have other offers that have a security deposit with them, those offers should beat out the first offer since the first offer never gave you the deposit.  I'd keep marketing the property and get a backup ASAP.
652333
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