Hello,I am negotiating a property and the seller is willing to consider private financing and is asking me what I am thinking as far as terms, interest rates, etc.Can someone help me understand what a standard private financing agreement might entail?

Check out all your standard websites (Zillow, Trulia, Realtor.com).

Turns out that it's a Fannie Mae requirement and part of one of their standard legal docs.

there are a lot of skilled trades who can perform certain tasks under the supervision...but never bothered to go extra mile to get insuranceI am just looking at the standard ACORD form "certificate of liability insurance". none of the limits talk about covering them from getting hurt :each occurrencedamage to rented premisesmed expenses --> this one refers to med expenses of a person who gets hurt as a result of their actionsetcMy main concern is to make sure I am not liable for them getting hurt.

I heard that if u are non-resident at USA you will get mortgages at standard rates like in Russia ( starting from 12,5% in best scenario)Who can help me figure out in this question please..

Kitchens are in need of substantial repair but with work, could possibly be reworked so that the room functions, but is not really up to today's granite countertop standards - should I renovate the kitchens with new cabinets and appliances?

Use standard lines or VOIP.

My parents are selling their condo & I wanted to get some advice to pass on to themSituation:Escrow is suppose to fund & close tomorrow (Friday), but the escrow company told my parents that their money from the sale, won't be available until Monday.Is this shady or just industry standard?

I know it's tempting to say "let it go" but unless I can determine this charge is totally standard (which I don't believe it is) I'm not the type of person to let something like this go, regardless of amount.Any advice would be appreciated.

Set ground rules up front and standards to abide by~ got it!