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All Forum Posts by: Keith Faris

Keith Faris has started 3 posts and replied 3 times.

Post: down payment and seller financing

Keith FarisPosted
  • Sarasota, FL
  • Posts 4
  • Votes 0

Lets say I buy a house for $300k from a seller with seller financing. I give him nothing down. Then I find a buyer who will buy the house for $330k with $50k down. Since I've collected $50k, I will be financing the remaining $280k. But,since I owe the original seller $300k, if we were to do a simultaneous closing, won't I have to show up with the $20k difference? Thanks!

My mom and I would like to transfer the title of her home from her to me, in order to protect the property from the costs of nursing home care, if she should ever need it. She lives in Ohio. I live in Florida. Do I follow trust laws for Ohio or Florida? Thanks!

Keith

Post: flood insurance requirement

Keith FarisPosted
  • Sarasota, FL
  • Posts 4
  • Votes 0

Citizens bank is requiring flood insurance on my 2nd floor condo. Its ridiculous, considering that I don't own the building, I own the condo, where the floor is 15 feet above anywhere that would flood. Anyway, Citizens wants me to buy flood insurance for the replacement cost of the condo, which is $131,000. I only have $38,000 left on the loan, and the property is probably only worth $50,000. Can Citizens get away with this!? The cost of this insurance is going to be $1200/year. Maybe I don't understand something here. My neighbor received an annual flood insurance quote for his identical condo for $150/year. My insurance broker came back with a quote of about $850/year, just to cover a $38,000 loan.  Has anyone else been through this? Thanks! Keith