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Buyers have recourse against ‘as is’ sellers Sellers who offer their property “as is” still must abide by state realty laws. DEAR DAVE: We signed a contract to purchase a home that was listed “as is,” and agreed to go forward with the deal even after a home inspector said it needed about $7,000 in repairs. The seller then proceeded to remove several expensive fixtures from the bathrooms, as well as two ceiling fans, and he refuses to replace them on the basis that we agreed to buy the property as is. What can we do? ANSWER: Though you agreed to purchase the home as is, the seller had no right to subsequently remove the expensive fixtures and ceiling fans without your written permission. When a home is offered as is, it simply means
they also protect buyers from the About type of shenaniReal gans that your own Estate seller is trying to pull now. Write a letter DAVID MYERS to the seller, demanding that eithat the seller won’t agree to pay ther the fixtures be returned and for any needed re-installed at the repairs. It does seller’s expense or not free the seller that he provides a from the legal obligation to disclose credit on closing day to reimburse any of the home’s known defects, and you for the cost of buying comparable certainly does not items and paying permit the seller to walk away with for professional the home’s fixtures installation. Send the letter via cerafter the deal is tified mail, and signed. Real estate laws also provide copies to any agents who in all 50 states also require a sell- might be involved in the transaction er to deliver the home to the buyer as well as the esin the same condi- crow officer or closing attorney. tion as it was on If all else fails, the day the deal contact an experiwas first signed – enced real estate even if the sale is attorney. on an as is basis. *** Such laws are priDEAR MR. marily designed MYERS: Is a to prevent buyers “debit bureau” the from having to same thing as a complete a sale if credit bureau? the property sufANSWER: No. fers major damage A credit bureau before the transgathers informaaction closes. But
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tion about how you handle your credit. A debit bureau tracks your checking-account record, with a special emphasis on whether you tend to bounce checks. Banks often order both types of reports before they’ll open a new checking account for a potential customer. ••• DEAR MR. MYERS: We agreed to purchase a condominium in a large development. The mortgage broker who is handling the financing said we will have to pay nearly one-half of a percentage point more on our loan’s interest rate because roughly half of the units in the complex are occupied by renters. Is this some sort of a scam? ANSWER: No. Many lenders charge a higher
interest rate for loans in condo projects where more than 25% or 30% of the units are occupied by tenants instead of owners. That’s because lenders fear that absentee-landlords won’t approve increases in their monthly dues or special assessments that might eventually be needed to keep the development in good shape. In addition, lenders charge higher rates at such developments because renters usually don’t take care of property as well as owner-occupants do. Foreclosure rates at projects with a large percentage of renters are typically much higher than at developments where most units are occupied by their owners, so charging a higher interest rate compensates lenders
for taking the added risk. ••• DEAR MR. MYERS: If I formed the type of inexpensive living trust that you have written about and then put my home and a rental property into it, would I have to open a special checking account for the trust and file a separate tax return for it? ANSWER: No. The Internal Revenue Service does not require separate records for a trust, and no separate trust bank account is needed. You don’t have to file a separate tax return as long as you remain in charge of the trust, but instead merely report any of the trust’s income or transactions on your regular in-
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Keith reed certain evergreen trees in large numbers (Leyland cypress and arborvitae are two good examples), the tree can easily be damaged beyond the point of recovery. A few bagworms are nothing to be concerned about except to serve as a warning to watch the plant carefully over the next few weeks to see if populations increase. Simply pull off the bags and discard them to eliminate the development of the next generation. If numbers are high and you wish to treat for them, you’ll need to act quickly as the time for good control is short when the insects are actively feeding. Bagworms caterpillars are easily controlled by a number of general-purpose insecticides. The downside to using most of these products is they can
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Bagworms are a common landscape pest in Oklahoma. The term can mean a few different insects to people so we need to make sure we are all on the same page here: Bagworms form small brown tornado shaped sacks as they mature, often hanging on trees for months. When actively growing, bagworms are small dark caterpillars that are most easily noticed when you walk near a tree and see them hanging from a web as they swing to a new feeding location. If you see heavy webbing covering several leaves or branches, that is a different pest altogether, and the subject of another discussion. Bagworms, like most other tree eating insects, are generally not a problem. If otherwise healthy, a mature tree can withstand a significant defoliation (no matter if it’s from an insect, hail storm, etc.) with no long-term consequences. However, if they attack
How mortgages changed during COVID-19 By Alex Penny RCB Bank
During the COVID-19 crisis, many areas of our lives changed and mortgages were no exception. How banks verify income, how appraisals are done, credit score requirements and cash reserve requirements have all temporarily changed due to market instability. While these changes are more than likely temporary, knowing how the process has changed should
make home buying less stressful.
Closing Before you close on your mortgage, the lender will do a final “soft inquiry” or “soft pull” on your credit. They are generally ensuring no new debts or changes in your finances have occurred since the approval process. Before COVID-19, this inquiry was usually done 10 days before closing. Now that “soft inquiry” is done three to five days before
closing.
Prepare to prove finances Since so many people have lost jobs or had their hours cut, lenders may ask you to prove your income more often. Paystubs and bank statements that were once good for 120 days are now only good for 60 days. Lenders may also verify your employment multiple times before approving a new loan. If you are
cash reserves you need to buy a home. Before the pandemic, people generally needed a 620-640 credit score depending on what lender they used. Today, most lenders have increased this to closer to 680 and some 700 or more. In addition, you will need more money in reserve to Credit score and cash get a mortgage right now. Cash cash reserve reserves are how requirements much money you There are sever- have in the bank al changes to min- after closing your imum credit scores mortgage. Banks generally require and how much self-employed or own a business, you will likely need to verify business transactions within one week of closing to ensure that your business is still intact before closing. This can be done through recent business checking transactions, for example.
you have at least two months of mortgage payments in the bank when you close. This has increased and lenders are sometimes requiring you have up to six months in reserve.
a valuation of the home. During this time, more drive-by and desktop appraisals are being approved to protect public health. Although these changes are likely temporary, they will affect your homebuying process. Talk with Appraisals your lender to make sure you When you buy a prepare for the prohome, lenders will cess. order an appraisal I am here to to estimate the cost and ensure you are help, even if you not borrowing more are not an RCB Bank customer. than the house is Feel free to call me worth. Traditionat 405.742.4871 or ally, the appraiser email me at jpenwill come into the ny@bankrcb.net. home and provide
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Connie Stokes of Stillwater, a sales associate/ representative with Coldwell Banker Team Stillwater, has qualified to join the company’s International President’s Circle. This prestigious membership has been awarded to the top five percent of all sales associates/ representatives worldwide in the
Coldwell Banker system. Each sales associate/representative is an independent contractor affiliated with a Coldwell Banker franchised office, including a Realogy Brokerage Group owned and operated office, and nothing herein shall be deemed to render any such sales associate/representative as an employee of Coldwell Banker Real
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Lauvetz named to Coldwell Banker International Sterling Soceity Mike Lauvetz of Stillwater, a sales associate/representative with Coldwell Banker Team
Stillwater, has Coldwell Banker been honored as a Team Stillwater member of the company’s International SterlingnSociety. . 1-3 u Thisedistinguished nS Op membership was awarded to the top fifteen percent of all sales associates/ representatives worldwide in the Coldwell Banker system.
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The planning process is one of the most exciting parts of a home renovation project, and with social distancing keeping us indoors, now is the time to dream big and get ready. Whether it’s a basement makeover, a pool addition or even building a new house from scratch, here are some tips to get started: 1. Factor in your lifestyle. Think about your priorities and lifestyle – do you work from home without a proper home office? Do you enjoy cooking and entertaining? Is your backyard living up to its potential as an extension of your home? Asking these kinds of questions can help you determine the most beneficial focus for your next project. 2. Educate yourself. Take advantage of this extra time you have to learn about materials, processes and new innovations. You can make smarter purchasing decisions by finding out the answers to key questions, such as: Is this material mold-resistant? How long will it last? Is this a passing fad or
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