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I'm sorry to hear that you have to move. I'm not familiar with the laws in Colorado, but I will tell you how it is handled here in California. When you paid your rent (and your landlord accepted) you
This is a very new scenario for me, so this is my opinion having not been in this situation before. I would PERSONALLY get the contact info for the HOA and make a visit myself (or have your agent do it)
You get prequalified for a loan with a reputable bank or mortgage broker. You hire a Realtor. Look for houses with your Realtor in your price range that you were approved in. Submit an offer,
Hi Pam, That is a very big "oops" on the Seller's part, because there can be huge complications associated with that. In essence, you would be within your rights to sue for damages, and potentially
The California Department of Real Estate regulates appraisers. I would start by calling them and getting advice. Because this is a value "opinion" it's very vague and recourse is very difficult. I think
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