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Build A Plan Of Action And Get Ready To Buy Miami Real Estate
We all know that buying real estate is one of the biggest personal investments you can make. When you are buying in a competitive market, like the Miami real estate market, being organized and in control will contribute significantly to ensuring...
How To Avoid Unethical Behaviors And Dirty Tricks Of Realtors
Like in many professions and occupations there are honest and ethical people and there are some who aren’t. Since the commissions of the Real Estate Agent are being paid by the seller of the house a buyer cannot relay on his objectivity or impartial...
Important Tips For Home Buyers
If you are considering buying a home or have spent many years saving in preparation of buying a home, the questions and process involved in buying a home can be extremely stressful. As exciting as it is to begin looking for your new home, there are...
Real Estate Marketing Online -- The Power Of Headlines
Real estate marketing online is about getting people to stop when they visit your website.
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Staging A Home For Sale
So your house is up for sale. It's a good house, well-priced for the neighborhood, and in decent repair. But nobody's buying. What's wrong?
The fact is, you might be looking right past the problem. You've lived in your house day in and day out,...
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Coinciding Settlements Clauses ? Funding Issues
People who are selling their home in order to buy another frequently put a ?coinciding settlements? clause into their contract offer on the new home. The purpose of this is usually twofold. In this article, we discuss the first purpose which is to use funds from the old home to pay for the new one.
How Coinciding Settlements Work
A coinciding settlement clause usually says something along the lines of ?settlement under this contract is contingent upon the settlement of the contract for the sale of the Purchaser?s property located at 1234 Spring Valley Drive?? It typically goes on to state the maximum number of days this settlement can be delayed by delays on the other settlement. It also usually says what will happen if the other contract becomes void. (Usually ?this? contracts becomes void, too, but that doesn?t have to be the case if there?s another source of funds.)
The settlements don?t literally happen at the same time as the name implies. They can be back-to-back in the same office. They can be a day (or even days) apart in offices in different states. Very often it?s necessary for the settlement agent for the first settlement to wire transfer funds directly to the banking account of the settlement agent for the second settlement. This is usually a smooth, seamless procedure.
A Word to the Wise Seller
Coinciding settlements
usually work well for the purpose of providing funds as outlined above. The one problem that crops up from time to time occurs when the first sale falls apart for some reason. The most frequent reason the first sale falls apart (when it does) is that the buyer is unable to get his loan. Because of this, some sellers insist that coinciding settlement clauses include language giving them permission to check with the lender for the first buyer. Making sure the first buyer is qualified for the necessary loan is good business. Don?t feel awkward about it.
Coinciding settlement is a common fact in the current real estate market. Use the above technique to avoid problems with your real estate transactions.
About the Author: Raynor James is with http://www.fsboamerica.org - providing FSBO homes for sale by owner. Visit our "sell my home" page at http://www.fsboamerica.org/seller.cfm to list and sell your home for free for one month. Visit http://www.fsboamerica.org/buyer.cfm to see homes for sale by owner.
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