konceptjones
The one between three and three.
Only a handful of states require a closing attorney. I remember that from back when I was an LO and Subprime AR. I know the Carolinas and both Virginia's require it, but can't remember the others.
Homeownership/First Time Home Buyers Thread.
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Only a handful of states require a closing attorney. I remember that from back when I was an LO and Subprime AR. I know the Carolinas and both Virginia's require it, but can't remember the others.
darkboy301
Active Member
Anyone here heard of NACA?
It's a home buying program I stumbled across to help with the home buying process
Do any of you guys know of any other first time home buyer programs?
It's a home buying program I stumbled across to help with the home buying process
Do any of you guys know of any other first time home buyer programs?
IP360
Doctorate & Ph.D in Bootyology
Yeah they've been around for YEARS. I 1st heard about them when my ex was making the move to buy her house. And this was back like in 05 or 06 I believe.
I mean back then it benefited her. But haven't really heard much about other folks going thru the program since then. I think I may have asked about it when me and my s/o 1st started lookin for a house. But we went a different route. Can't remember why we didn't choose to go thru NACA.
Old Man Cain
OG
pardon me sir...first off congrats on the cribbeen in this yard all gotdamn day!
been compiling a list of contractors for like the past three weeks to get folks out here to quote me on different things.
secondly......what country is in??????
Inori
NAWF
pardon me sir...first off congrats on the crib
secondly......what country is in??????
thank you good sir..was a long way to get here and still a long way to go to make the changes I want but im excited and a lil nervous as well.
With regards to ya second question Iono if you had ya spliff yet or if you tryna be disrespectful or not... lol so ima just ignore that shit
Old Man Cain
OG
After 10am I am extremly high for the rest of the day. Take from that what you will sir also I watch your tone immigrantthank you good sir..was a long way to get here and still a long way to go to make the changes I want but im excited and a lil nervous as well.
With regards to ya second question Iono if you had ya spliff yet or if you tryna be disrespectful or not... lol so ima just ignore that shit
703lexus
Ordo Abchao
It's been iiiight. I have gotten a property manager so I don't have to deal with calls. Just started my 1st month of the 3rd year renting it out
The good:
- They always pay on time or a day early
- I have heard no complaints from the neighbors, the community and no police/social worker calls to the residence
The bad:
- The first 10 months they called about everything
- In 2 years ALL the appliances suspiciously needed to be serviced, replaced or both (washer, dryer, stove, dishwasher, refrigerator) 2 of which were less than a year old when I rented out the place.
- With the property manager expenses and the first two year appliance costs I have been averaging -$140/month. I have dealt with this for me becuase my the home equity has gone up 15k each of the last 2 years and the county is redeveloping that area between now and 2026. So i can resonably expect rent prices and home values to go up another 20% by the end of 2026.