Different jurisdictions bill in different increments. Some only bill twice a year so the owner may have paid several months in advance. Generally an adjustment is made so that the seller pays for only the number of days they own the property in that year.
Different jurisdictions bill in different increments. Some only bill twice a year so the owner may have paid several months in advance. Generally an adjustment is made so that the seller pays for only the number of days they own the property in that year.
Different jurisdictions bill in different increments. Some only bill twice a year so the owner may have paid several months in advance. Generally an adjustment is made so that the seller pays for only the number of days they own the property in that year.
Different jurisdictions bill in different increments. Some only bill twice a year so the owner may have paid several months in advance. Generally an adjustment is made so that the seller pays for only the number of days they own the property in that year.
Different jurisdictions bill in different increments. Some only bill twice a year so the owner may have paid several months in advance. Generally an adjustment is made so that the seller pays for only the number of days they own the property in that year.
Should you use your personal tax ID or the estate tax ID when selling the house of a decendant?
Your sister may not be correct. You should contact the attorney who is handling or who handled the estate and direct your question to her.
The seller pays a fee for service to the listing brokerage firm and selling brokerage at closing out if the sellers proceed. The agent is paid by their brokerage on a commission split with the firm.
Yes this is possible.
Yes, the house will be decreed to you, your siblings, mother or whoever it is left to in the will. The decree will be recorded in the Land Records. Then you can sell it as the owners rather than the estate selling it.
AnswerYes, there are taxes involved in the sale and transferral of real estate. These tax are often in different form from sales tax. Handled at closing, these taxes, called "doc stamps" are part of the real estate transaction. There are other taxes, like impact fees. All of these fees should be listed on the real estate settlement sheet and explained by an attorney or a title agency, at closing.
The selling agent represents the buyer (he/she sells the house).The advantage in working with a selling agent is that they have buyers. One of those buyers may be interested in buying your house.
If the house will be yours then you can buy the house without a license. If the house belongs to you then you can sell it without a license. However, I highly recommend that you use a real estate agent when buying and selling real estate. When buying real estate, title searches need to be performed to determine who is the rightful owner and what debt and taxes are levied against the property. When selling real estate, the buyer's credit and financial ability has to be determined before selling the property to the buyer. If these things are not done properly you could end up getting ripped off big time.
You can sell your house Fast for Cash. An investor can usually close in as little as two weeks. In most cases you can even set the closing date yourself. Not only that but they are transparent and work with fast closing attorneys that make the whole process super easy. There are, however, other costs associated with selling your house. Like attorneys fees, closing costs, title insurance, and real estate agent commissions.
4-8 percent of selling price
Stanley M. Rose has written: 'Real Estate Buying-Selling Guide for Ontario' 'Real estate buying/selling guide for Ontario' -- subject(s): House buying, Popular works, Vendors and purchasers 'Real Estate Buying-Selling Guide for Ontario (Self-Counsel Series)'
Carolyn Janik has written: 'The complete idiot's guide to a great retirement' -- subject(s): Retirement, Planning, Retirement income 'The Monopoly guide to real estate' -- subject(s): Real estate investment 'Selling your home' -- subject(s): House selling 'The woman's guide to selling residential real estate successfully' -- subject(s): Women in real estate, Real estate agents, House selling, Real estate business, Vocational guidance 'The barn book' -- subject(s): Pictorial works, Barns 'The pocket idiot's guide to living with a cat' -- subject(s): Cats 'All America's real estate book' -- subject(s): Real estate business