991,952
Not really problems but issues with inspections top the list
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Will Hamm
Aurora, CO
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Richard Weeks
Dallas, TX
3,988,013
Appraisal values, inspection repairs or termites. Any of these require keeping people calm, cool and collected.
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Richard Weeks
Dallas, TX
1,078,551
People not being realistic, and others not understanding the phrase "time is of the essence"
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Brenda Mayette
Glenville, NY
1,093,547
It varies from one transaction to another. In general, contingencies are the biggest problems.
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Will Hamm
Aurora, CO
5,063,430
It depends. Sometimes the inspection, sometimes negotations over repairs, sometimes appraisal
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Will Hamm
Aurora, CO
2,684,769
Home Inspectors killing the deal over mold.
TRID.
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Will Hamm
Aurora, CO
1,466,257
Connie Talcott Smith Getting the Committment Letter.
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Richard Weeks
Dallas, TX
1,525,616
It all depends on the persons involved including the other realtor, the home inspector, loan officer, etc.
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Will Hamm
Aurora, CO
5,117,828
I don't normally have many issues... just go into auto-pilot and get it done.
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Diana Zaccaro Broker A...
Cocoa Beach, FL
1,728,967
854,022
Two biggies lately are: 1. inspections (major issues vs major expectations for minor issues) 2. buyers not being fully engaged in the process or respecting the process that has to unfold before they're given the keys. Seems no amount of education is helping them.
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Will Hamm
Aurora, CO
634,532
1,555,250
Not spending it before I cash it.
Underwriting demands & appraisals top my list too, the rest is simple: communicating, negotiating and managing expectations.
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Richard Weeks
Dallas, TX
2,222,281
Non with contracts, I had a closing scheduled for 5:00 pm and left the closing attorneys at 10:30 pm. Too long.
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Anthony Acosta - ALLAT...
Atlanta, GA
156,019
I keep getting clients who want to attempt to renegotiate terms, such as asking for repairs or credits on an as-is deal. We agree on terms at the beginning for a reason, but this fact is often lost on clients.
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Will Hamm
Aurora, CO
5,036,118
It's a mixed bag..sometimes negotiation on repairs or appraisal issues.
2,224,473
It really depends. It could be inspection issues, it could have to do with financing. Those are the two big ones.
1,598,452
5,259,152
Inspection issues - hands down the biggest hurdle of the entire transaction!
1,617,916
4,434,177
4,319,873
Connie Talcott Smith - well, lots of things can go wrong.
From buyer's side - no mortgage commitment for several reasons including appraisal or financial status change.
From Seller's side - something may happen with the house - and they can't deliver the way it was presented to the buyers.
140,560
1,625,735
3,350,914
Dare I say the pain the ass agent on the other side ... the untrained and unethical agent .... when there are issues ... that's it 99% of the time. Everything else is manageable or can be dealt with and resolved.
4,800,132
4,968,611
4,584,896
Everyday is a new surprise. Some good. Some opportunities. And anything can happen.
225,526
4,908,539
Just to mention a few:
Loan approval
Survey issues
Title issues
Low appraisals
Rapairs
Insurance
All terms and conditions have been met
Lender getting closing docs to the title company
1,157,791
5,247,590
2,381,486
inspection issues which now have to be resolved with a check to the contractor
3,071,589
It depends...although once the inspection contingency is satisfied, things move much more smoothly
7,872,816
3,744,645
1,242,204
1,507,223