what is meaning of owner/licence about home sale?
413087
it may mean the owner is a licensed real estate agent themselves...here in California that must be disclosed to Buyers.  other than that i don't know.
1086332
All Owners,  IDs, keys, all documents (current mortgage stuff if any, deed, etc. ) if you are selling with RE Agent, they should tell you exactly what is needed as every case is different.
195148
why do you need a property license by the 6 of april
880335
It is easy to get a license. The problem most salespeople have is that they don't know the laws and procedures of real estate dealings. They mess up royally costing buyer and seller time and money. It takes years to learn the ropes of real estate.
71042
Owner financing is where the owner of a house says that they will also give you the mortgage instead of you going to a bank or a brokerage to obtain your mortgage.  \n\nTo protect yourself, make sure you still utilize a title company and record the Deed into your name out of the sellers name.  The transaction should be exactly like you are getting a mortgage from a third party.\n\nDisadvantages are maybe not getting the best rate.  The seller could try putting a clause in the mortgage that may not be industry standard and may put you in a bad position.  Make sure an real estate attorney looks the contract over before you sign it.\n\nALWAYS make payments with a check and on time.  You will need this proof of payment on a mortgage if you ever refinance or want to buy another home.  \n\nThe sellers are less likely to report your payments to the credit bureaus, so this is a disadvantage also.\n\nIf you have any other questions or would like to get a quote on closing costs (you can get them free and at no obligation), please feel free to give me a call at 877-659-5626. My name is Laura and I'd be happy to help.
908052
Good  luck, unlike the others here, I am not oppose to owners selling their own property.\n\nAs far as the documents you will need, you may draw up a contract on anypaper you have available.  The important items you need to have on this document is a date, the total sell price of the property, how much if anything the buyers are putting down on the property. After you do this the remaining amount left now is the amount of  money they will be required to borrow to complete the process.  You need to put a date down in which you would like to close this transaction. Allow enough time for the buyers to qualify and get a loan.  You might or might not close on this date. Not to worry very seldom do real estate transactions close on the date we would like.\n\nYou should also put in this contract who will pay closing cost, which is normally divided between the seller and buyer, though there are times when the seller might pay this. This is a not a huge amount of cash, check with the closing agent when you secure one about the closing cost and how much they are.\n \nNow you should call an escrow closing agent, some states use lawyers. Take your contract, that is signed by all parties to the transaction both husbands and wifes and anyone else involved in the transaction., to this excrow closing agent. If you are in an escrow state, call a title company, they will do all the legal work that needs to be done. You will find a title company in your local telephone book. All do the same work and are about equal so just select one.\n\nThe buyers or yourself should now contact a "Mortgage Broker" to secure a loan to pay for the portion that left after the down payment.  Their mortgage broker will set up an appraisal of the property with an appraisal that they are accustom to using.\n\nThere will be other things required of you as well as the buyer so be prepared for the long haul, just keep in mind you are now dealing with the experts of the business when you get a title company,mortgage broker,closing agent. They are not gonna do anything to lose their license.\n\nIf the buyer want to hire a house inspector let them do so. Make sure that you tell them of any items you know that need repairing,make a deal with them to get this done, sometimes this will require you to accept a lower sales price in ordere to accomudate the buyer, do so and move on.\n\nI admire you for doing this transaction on your own there are no deep dark secrets to selling your home.  The only ones that holla about people selling their homes themselves are the ones that are losing the sale commission.\n\nIf you have any questions ask them of the mortgage broker, escrow closing agent or the title company, they will assist you in the closing and insure that things are done according to federal  state laws.\n\nI hope this has been of some use to you, good luck.\n\n"FIGHT ON"
771938
If you are referring to a legal and binding buy-out, it is called an Acquisition.  If you are referring to a temporary licensed product or brand it is called a Master License.
876012
The "essential terms" would vary from contract to contract, but they are just what the name implies.  In a real estate sale, it would be the description of the property being sold, the price, representations and warranties regarding the property, etc.  In an employment contract, it would be the job description (duties, etc.), term of employment, salary and benefits, etc.  It's the narrative - the story of what's going on.\n\n"Consideration" is what each side gives the other.  A house, for a price.  Services (as an employee), for a specified wage.  Etc.  It's the bargain - what you give, what you get.\n\nI really hope this helps.  I'll send you my bill in the mail.  :)\n\nGood luck.
396052
Generally, you will need to hold a real estate license to transact real estate.  The most common loophole is if you are the owner or in the employ of the owner.  This will vary slightly state to state according to their real estate laws.\n\nTypically though, you are able to show units for sale or lease, but would be restricted when it comes to actions considered real estate brokerage.  For instance, you would be able to show a property for sale or lease, but not discuss contracts, negotiations or prices that the owner would consider.\n\nBasically, without a license or not in the employ of the owner, you would be restricted to responding to only certain questions and with specific answers.\n\nIt should be mentioned that some states will allow you to act in the capacity of a real estate agent if you are between licenses or are to be licensed soon.  You will not be able to be paid though until you are licensed.
1176474
you need to clarify your question.  You sold property... what exactly was the purpose of the property prior to sale?  Was there farming, rental or business use? Was it property belonging to an exempt organization that sold it to a for profit purpose?  Please clarify.
453619
Deed of SALE...\nThis is to to Certify that____________ is the buyer etc, address legal age ----------- of motor vehicle no. chassis and plate number by ______________ as the sellee date of purchase and amount...\n\nHope this helps just revise to complete..\n\nHave it notarized by an attorney for legal purposes
876664
Ownership is a term that most of us take for granted in that if we buy, are given or inherit items, ownership generally follows. However, that the right of ownership is seldom an absolute right.\nIn general, it can be said that an owner's rights are often limited under both common law and statute to take account of the rights of others.\nCommon law remedies to questions of ownership are usually based upon possession and rights to possession. It is generally sufficient simply to prove a better right than the other party and not necessarily to prove absolute ownership. This has the consequence that issues relating to ownership are less likely to come before the courts.
859065
What does this have to do with Real Estate?
999256
land contracts, installment contracts, and contract for deed are generally used to refer to the same thing...you recieve the deed to the property when you have paid all the installments. they are treated as mortgages, in the state of SC at least...\n\nLease to Own refers to something else, i believe. people often confuse the terms. check with a real estate attorney to be sure you fully understand the difference if you are signing one in the future.
625995
Without seeing the context, it's hard to say.\n\nBut it could mean an inspection, a pest report, an appraisal--those are all outside vendors, a 3rd party, someone not involved in the buying or selling of the property who would verify something.  So perhaps a pest report needs to be attached or something like that.  Are you working with an agent?  Ask them.  good luck!
372154
It refers to the Hubbard clause. A hubbard clause is a contingency in a Purchase and Sale Aggreement that expressly states conditions a Buyer's purchase of a property upon the Buyer's ability to sell and close on a piece of real estate.\n\nThe Hubbard clause stipulates how long the buyers will have to sell their home and what happens in the event you receive another acceptable offer to purchase. \n\nIn 2001, the MLS made it a requirement for realtors to list homes with the Hubbard clause with HUBRD in the status field.
1036348
You'll probably need the business license, too, depending on what you need to show proof of ownship for.