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http://www.koolik.com In this episode of Real Estate Today with Elliot Koolik of Koolik Group Realty, we will join Lisa Pacillo, President of All Risk Insurance Group and licensed insurance broker, in deciding how to choose the best homeowners insurance policy in Florida. Lisa will explain Citizens homeowners insurance in Florida and how it compares to private insurance companies. Citizens homeowners insurance can not deny anyone in Florida but is largely a last resort insurer. Independent agents and brokers can offer more options if you are purchasing a home or changing insurance companies because of dropped coverage or increased premiums. Premiums can be reduced by increasing deductibles. For damages caused by anything other than a hurricane, such as a pipe breaking or roof collapse, there is the all other peril deductible, which can be set at $500, $1,000 or $2,500. Hurricane deductibles are set at 2%, 5% and 10% of the dwelling amount. There are also discounts available for homes with storm shutters, roof mitigation certificates, alarm systems, homes in gated communities and condos with central sprinkler systems.
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http://www.koolik.com In this episode of Real Estate Today with Elliot Koolik of Koolik Group Realty, we will join members of Woodfield Country Club in listing the amenities offered at Florida Country Clubs. Golf is the most popular amenity offered at country clubs, but tennis, fitness centers, pools, fine dining and sports for children are also common. Stacey Klaiman, 8 year member of Woodfield Country Club attributes her dedication to the club to the fitness center. Everyone at the center knows each other and it is a comfortable environment. Valet parking and spa services, including massages, make it feel as if you are on vacation every day and working from home couldn’t be easier. Everywhere you go in the club you see familiar faces and children playing together on the street. Jim Tisdale is a regular on the golf course at Woodfield Country Club. The course features a pro shop where you can get pointers or lessons and plenty of practice on the course. Of course, you don’t have to be a pro to play, plenty of people play just for the social environment. Fern Duberman is a part of the ladies tennis team at Woodfield. The tennis director organizes programs for juniors, seniors, mixed doubles and couples. The teams play against other clubs in the area as well as public parks.
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The building is the one next to the Oberoi in Marine Drive (South Mumbai)
Depends, what size are you interested in??
ok so today i was laying in the hammock and my parnets did’nt know i was there and they were talking about houses in this city near us that i love to death and i have made a point to say i want to live there we already have a cabin there, they where saying look at this house oh i like this one alot and looking alot of houses and been talking to a realestate guy and i know that they are thinking of it but im not sure and i dont want to just ask them, and then i found 3 homes that are great and extremely affordable but i dont know how to show my parnets,how can i be sure we are moving!!!
ask them or wait and find out when it too late
http://www.koolik.com In this episode of Real Estate Today with Elliot Koolik of Koolik Group Realty, we will join Neil Stein, Senior mortgage consultant, of WCS Lending in discussing ways to avoid foreclosure. Neil offers advice to people who are trying to sell their house or refinance to avoid foreclosure. With the current inverse yield curve in the bond market, it is not advantageous to take out an ARM. The short term loan rates are rising and ARM payments will go up. Long term loan rates are not rising as fast as adjustable rates and may be the best option, depending on how long you intend to live in the property. Financial advisors can help you to get the best rate and will educate you about your options until you are confident you are getting the best price. Although it may seem like somebody else has a lower rate, it may end up costing more in the long-run if the mortgage rates rise or if there are hidden fees at closing. Refinancing and selling your house are great ways to avoid foreclosure, but ensuring that you get the right mortgage loan the first time is the best way to avoid the threat of foreclosure altogether.
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Today my Husband and I went to closing, the first problem was the tilte comp/lawyer attempted to use the money provided by the seller to pay for cost that my bank already paid for as wel as not place the contribution on the HUD needless to say after I advised them I am a closing agent the hud was changes and reflected a 600 diff. in the contract we asked for a septic clearance letter and termite clearance letter. We got the termite but instead of the seller providing a clearance letter they got the septic tank pumped we walked away because we refuse to closed without the septic clearance letter. My realestate agent advised us they have the receipt from the comp that pumped the tank we did not feel comfortable and advised them to provide the clearance from the county or give us our earnest money back. Is this a breach of contract and what can we do because our realtor seems to be working for the seller and not us as she suppose to be a buying agent
With the details provided I would say if the seller didn’t provide the ‘letter’, they are in breach. Also your agent is walking a thin line on the Fiduciary owed you.
I would write a letter to the agent (cc the broker) calmly pointing out the facts and that you intend to seek all actions and remedies afforded you by contract and law.
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I am buying a short sale property in the Detroit Metro Area. Here is what has been happening:
4.21.09 – Offer accepted by seller
4.23.09 – Realestate Office cashed Earnest Money Check
4.28.09 – Full Package sent in to CW with all docs and our pre-approval.
5.14.09 – Apraisal/BPO check cashed, done that week and sent to CW. Full Package with Appraisal / BPO sent to CW.
5.28.09 – found out that appraisal was done weeks ago and it approved for 71,000 or something like that.
6.2.09 – Told by Mortgage Lady that the house is ours, just waiting for a closing date… which I assume means CW accepted offer.
6.3.09 – Realestate Lady tells me "hoping to close in 2.5 weeks" (should be 6.22.09)
6.11.09 – Real Estate Lady tells me "setting a closing date in 7-10 days" (should be 6.22.09) Also, says CW has 24 files ahead of us, we are #25 in line.
6.19.09 – Mortgage Lady talks to Buyers Agent, no new news.
6.25.09 – Mortgage Lady and Buyers Agent say a few more weeks still to get a closing date (about Thursday 7.9.09)
6.26.09 – Sent in My Hardship Letter to CW (yes, me the buyer sent in a hardship letter, Buyers Agent who is a short sale specialist thinks it’s a good idea if we can get CW to sympathize with us and might bump our file up.. don’t know if it worked though..lol)
7.1.09 – Offer RE-submitted to PMI Negotiator to accept $1,000 from seller because they asked for $1000.00 from seller. (should have an answer next week sometime)
7.13.09 – It’s day 83! Today, no news as of yet (12:45pm). PMI Negotiators has had file for 13 days now and that’s after it was resubmitted with money from the seller that they wanted.
So, I guess my question is… how long does this PMI Negotiator take? They have had the re-submitted file for almost 2 weeks. What is going on?
Everything went so fast in the begining I thought we would be closing in 2 months..but In 1 week and 1 day, this short sale is going to be starting it’s 4th month…. Ridiculous.
It is very frustrating – I agree.
But remember that CW is not the seller. They are trying to decide if they will be better off cutting their losses and accepting a short amount as the full payoff of the mortgage. The PMI company is taking all or at least part of the loss (they insure to riskiest part of a mortgage loan) so they have to sign off on this agreement.
Part of what they are doing is checking out the seller to see if they have assets that the mortgage company can go after. They are also checking to see if there is any fraud going on- or has gone on in the past.
PMI and CW have no real interest in being in any hurry.
The clerk that is approving this gets paid an hourly wage and if they make a mistake they may get fired. But if they fallow the rules and because of that it takes so long that you walk away and the deal falls thru the clerk is not criticized at all.
So these deals take a very long time- and sometimes when they are finally approved the buyer is forced to act quickly or the deal will fall thru.