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Paying small ‘inspection fee’ could save thousands of dollars in trouble No buyer wants to shoulder the cost of an inspector’s fee, but it’s money wellspent if the inspection uncovers hidden problems. DEAR MR. MYERS: We signed a contract to buy a house and, following your advice, made our offer contingent upon receiving a satisfactory report prepared by a professional home inspector. The inspector found several problems, including mold in the walls, that would require about $24,000 to fix. The seller won’t make the needed repairs or reduce her price to offset the cost of the work, so we have decided to cancel the sale and demand that our deposit be returned. Can we also demand that the seller reimburse us for the $450 inspection fee? ANSWER: You were wise to make your offer contingent upon obtaining a satisfactory inspection report, because now you have the legal right to demand that your deposit be returned. If you had failed to include such a clause, the seller would have the right to keep your money. Getting reimbursed for the $450 inspection fee is another matter. In most real estate deals, the buyer is legally obligated to pay
single-family house, a condominium, a townhouse or a co-op. It also can be used to purchase an apartment building that has up to four units, provided that the veteran lives in one of them. You can get details about the Veterans the inspection fee came back to AmerAdministration’s dif– even if the transac- ica after finishing ferent loan programs tion is later canceled a four-year stint in by calling the VA’s – because it’s a serthe Marines. I was regional office or by vice provided to the thinking of buying visiting its terrific buyer rather than a triplex or small Web site (www.homthe seller. Unless the apartment building eloans.va.gov). purchase offer states and living in one of Thank you for your otherwise, you’ll the units while rentprobably have to pay ing the others out to service to our nation. ••• the tab yourself. help pay my mortDEAR MR. That’s probably not gage. Will the VeterMYERS: My uncle the answer that you ans Administration wanted to hear. But guarantee a loan for passed away earlier look at it this way: this type of purchase, this year and left his house to me. I recentGiving the inspector or does it only help ly sold the property a check for $450 is a vets who want to and made a profit of whole lot better than buy a single-family about $77,000, which purchasing a home house? is almost enough to with hidden probANSWER: The lems that would cost no-money-down loan pay off the mortgage tens of thousands of program that’s oper- on my own home. If I dollars to repair. ated by the Veterans pay my own loan off in a lump sum, will ••• Administration can it raise my overall DEAR MR. be used to buy a credit score? MYERS: I recently O pe VIRTUAL TOUR 1-3n Sun P.M day .
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ANSWER: Paying your loan off would certainly relieve you of a major monthly expense, but it probably won’t raise your credit score. In fact, it could actually lower it. Most banks and other creditors check a consumer’s FICO score when determining whether a loan or other type of account should be approved or denied. The FICO scoring system was developed a few decades ago by California-based Fair Isaac Corp., and it’s designed to help lenders gauge an applicant’s future credit risk. Therein lies the rub. An installment loan that you pay monthly, whether it’s a mortgage or a car payment, gradually increases your credit score because your prompt payments demonstrate that you are a reliable
borrower. But if you pay the loan off in a lump sum, you’ll no longer have a credit-building account – and your FICO score may drop. As my kids might say, “That’s kinda goofy, huh?” And I would agree. Still, I think that paying your loan off with the resale profits from your
uncle’s home might be a good idea. Paying the mortgage off in a lump sum will save you thousands of dollars in future interest payments, even if it doesn’t hike your credit rating. You could invest the $77,000 in a certificate of deposit, depending on the interest rate of your mortgage.
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Pecan Nut Weevil and crop thinning One of the most troublesome pests for pecans is the pecan nut weevil. If you’ve ever been disappointed to find empty nuts on the ground with a small hole pierced in the shell, you know what kind of damage they can cause. This pest typically shows up this time of year, typically just after a heavy rain like most of our area has just received. Spraying a mature tree for this pest is not practical for most homeowners. Soil applied products do not work well for this pest. Fortunately, the behavior of the weevil allows us to use a simple option to help control the population. Adult weevils crawl up the tree trunk to feed. You can successfully capture a good percentage
Home Grown KEITH REED of these insects as they begin their climb if you install circular weevil traps on the trunk. While capturing some of these insects will not eliminate nut damage, it will reduce it significantly. If you have the equipment or resources to spray the entire tree, the traps can help you get a better idea of numbers to help determine if spraying is warranted. For more information on the pecan nut weevil including building your own traps, see OSU Fact
Sheet #EPP-7079 Biology and Control of the Pecan Weevil. Another pest that captures our attention but one you need not be concerned with is the webworm. While these web clusters look bad, they typically do not have any appreciable effect on
production, nor do they do any long term harm to the tree. Another helpful tip for insuring a good crop, and one that might seem counterproductive until you’ve seen the results it can yield, is to thin the pecans. A tree can only put so much energy into producing a crop. In years like this when we have high numbers of immature nuts, this means it is unlikely they will fully size and mature. Removing some of the excess now is a good way
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to do this. If you are seeing large numbers of clusters with 5-6 nuts a cluster, thinning will likely be helpful. Commercial growers can simply give their trees a short shake but obviously that is not an option for the homeowner. You can thin the crop using a frailing pole. These long bamboo poles are often used as a harvest aid but they will work for thinning as well. If you don’t own (or can’t locate) a bamboo pole, a long piece of pvc
pipe works fairly well for this purpose. Thinning is not an exact science so it’s hard to know just how many to remove. I suggest starting with about 25% of the nuts you are able to reach. Two notes of caution: pecan trees are notorious for dropping limbstake care that you don’t dislodge a large limb and hurt yourself. And two, be wary of any overhead electrical lines in the area. If you thin, try to keep notes on
your efforts. Come harvest time, this might help you to better determine if your efforts were worthwhile. For more information on this or any other horticultural topic, you can contact Keith Reed, the Horticulture Educator in the Payne County Extension office. During the Covid-19 slowdown, Keith can be reached via email at keith. reed@okstate.edu. To access OSU fact sheets, go to https://extension. okstate.edu/factsheets/
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Prospective home buyers willing to enter the hectic fray and shop for a home during the COVID-19 outbreak may benefit from knowing what to expect as they search for their next home. significant increase in median home prices in March 2020. City dwellers have scrambled to buy homes outside of cities, where so-
cial distancing is more difficult and the risk of getting COVID-19 appears greater than it is in suburban or rural settings. That’s led
home tours as recently as February, that number had declined to 63 percent by April. As many regions pause their reopening plans, prospective home buyers should ready themselves for virtual tours as opposed to in-person home tours. • Expect limited inventory. While home prices are up, many people are holding onto their homes. The NAR reports that total housing inventory at the end of May 2020 was down nearly 19 percent from the end of May 2019. Buyers will have less inventory to choose
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Homeowners know that the process of buying a home can be both exciting and nervewracking. The anxiety associated with buying a home has hit new heights during the outbreak of the novel coronavirus COVID-19. Historically low interest rates and limited inventory has made 2020 an especially unique time to buy a home. It’s also a competitive and potentially expensive time to buy a home. While the economic consequences of COVID19 have been severe, the Federal National Mortgage Association, also known as Fannie Mae, forecasted a
to a lot of competition among prospective buyers. Prospective home buyers willing to enter the hectic fray and shop for a home during the COVID19 outbreak may benefit from knowing what to expect as they search for their next home. • Get ready for virtual tours. Buyers might once have scoffed at the notion of buying a home they’d only seen in videos, but virtual tours have become the new normal in the wake of the pandemic. An April survey from the National Association of Realtors® found that home tours had declined sharply. While 98 percent of realtors reported taking clients on
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