All Forum Posts by: Shanequa J.

I voted twice. Don't know if it counted the second time, but it seems like voting is unlimited if you exit out the page and load it again.

My insurance lists those 3 breeds.

I'm lucky number 13.

What if the landlord purchased it and billed the tenant monthly?

What if the tenant agreed to purchase liability insurance? I read online where a tenant with a pitbull was willing to do that because of trouble finding a place.

Yes, everything was in writing. Don't know when the expiration date is.

Can the bank change the purchase price even if the bank approved the price months ago? The only reason why there was a new appraisal was because my lender requested it after the repairs were done, not the selling bank. So if they can change the price whenever they wanted, what is the point of having a contract?

My insurance policy says no so I say no to both inside and outside. I am a dog lover and I think that breed restrictions are nonsense. I had a pitbull that loved to play and was very friendly.

UPDATE: The bank now wants to decrease the amount of closing costs paid instead of increasing the sales price. I said no again. I would actually lose more money if the deal doesn't happen, but I'm doing it for principle. "If you don't stand for something, you'll fall for anything."
BTW: Does the owner or the bank pay closing costs in a short sale? In the back of my mind, I feel like the owner not the bank is the one who is behind this.

Yes, those repairs had to be done before closing.