"subject to inspection" term in real estate?
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It means that there is a deal but the buyer has the right to have an inspection performed, and the buyer may cancel the deal and get the deposit back if the property doesn't pass the inspection.
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you'll have to prove the whole story. i hope you did a move-in written walk through inspection and took a few pictures as a prudent person would do when renting a house.  otherwise, it's his money.
543111
Indian + rules = sorry..\npay the inspector some cash..and he will take care of the rules
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examination\ntestament
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Go to this website:\n\nhttp://www.extension.csuhayward.edu/certificate/home_inspection/index.shtml
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It means it isn't part of the real estate it is installed on and wouldn't be included in a real estate appraisal.  They probably look at it the same as a blow up pool, or swing set because it can be moved.\n\nAn inground pool is permanent, therefore part of the real estate.
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Wow, I'd hate to be the agent representing the sellers. Our opinions: Tell your lender the story and watch what happens. Don't ask the lender to do anything but tell them to act in their best interest.\nDid you get a seller's property condition disclosure prior to the inspection? Was the inspector provided with such a disclosure?\nIn any event you really do need to do some detailed research on what can and can not be done not just according to the feds but according to your state laws. Here are some links to get you started:\nLAWS: http://www.libraries.psu.edu/socialsciences/legal/st_stat.htm\nState’s Laws passed in 2004:   http://www.legis.state.pa.us/WU01/LI/LI/CL/ACT/20040.HTM \nState bar Association: http://www.pabar.org/  \nYou should go to our educational research page and research what the feds and other government agencies say about all that.\nhttp://www.realestateformnm.com/ResearchLink.html \nBuena Suerte
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Federal Offence on federal property.  State offence otherwise.\n\nThis is my field of work.
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How long a property that is listed for sale has been on the market.
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Ask your realtor. Ask the realtor representing the buyer and if you can, ask the owner themselves. \n\nThey are required to disclose any and all information regarding the property. If they do not, they can be held liable.
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A survey of a parcel of real property (with or without a house or other building on it) prepared by a licensed surveyor, which shows the exact boundaries of the property, anything that encroaches onto the property from the properties next to it (or from the subject property to the adjacent properties), the location of record easements, the location of any item (pole, marker, other structure) that may create an easement or rights in a third party without recorded documents, and the location of structures.  It is prepared and certified in accordance with the American Land Title Association (ALTA) requirements.\n\nIt is a necessary step in the issuance of certain types of title insurance coverage upon the sale of real estate.
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They will usually take the meter readings if the property in question is occupied on the day of its sale/exchange. The services may be turned off if the property has been unoccupied for a period of time.
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ask a realator or zillow.
721985
That is normally not a big deal.  Just tell the Realtor when going in what you are doing.  They would appreciate that greatly...
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Depends...state specific question. Contact your local Association of Realtors.
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Contact your real estate agent to recommend a property inspector.  He/she should be unbiased in his assessment and might even offer some advice.
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yes.  In fact contractors lien's have to be litigated within a year.  If the litigation concerns real estate, the "lis pendens" (notice of litigation)  also acts as a lien.