It's a cash-only sale with no right of inspection, and no warranty.

This company uses Timberline shingles and GAF warranty?

I agree with Dave, you won't have a valid mortgage stating an equity position.

But if it was hidden and the sellers were unaware and she didn't find it when she did her due diligence, its probably her problem.If she bought one of those home warranties, its possible that might pay.As always, get multiple bids.

If you decide to buy the house, I suggest you buy a home warranty because it sounds like repairs down the line may be a problem.

G in the first place, (and related to the subject of this topic), which is, he is a college dropout, and has steadfastly refused to get a college or university degree ever since by working for one.I am pleased to accept the olive branch about the potential linguistic distinction between "getting an education", and "attending college and getting a degree", which in my opinion, is an entirely valid and significant point of distinction.Now, as far as the significance of his HAVING an honorary degree goes, I'd say go watch the video of the interview given on 2012Jun25.

Instead of a bonus to the agent, I prefer something of value to the buyers, such as a free 1 year home warranty paid for by the seller.

Okay, I'm stating this flippantly, but if my initial assumptions (about why I'd be here in the first place) are valid, maybe this is a reasonable gamble... after all, when I was 22, people *did* trust me with their homes...

I certainly feel that license fees and restrictions amount to a "tax" as well.Kevin Yeats you make a very valid point.

When she asked about a deposit for the animal, Jim responded that would depend on the validity of the doctor’s letter.