K1300S
2021-07-23 15:27:41
- #1
It is not at all, but as I said: That's why I don't say yes and amen to everything. Eventually it will work out.Then you are lucky that the market in your region is so relaxed.
It is not at all, but as I said: That's why I don't say yes and amen to everything. Eventually it will work out.Then you are lucky that the market in your region is so relaxed.
So according to the realtor, the next thing we will hear from is the notary.
...
This only applies if the sale is from a commercial party to a private individual.I assume you are aware that you will receive the purchase contract from the notary for review no later than 14 days before the notary appointment?
I know many families who have been searching for houses for years and don’t make it to the shortlist because there are far too many interested buyers. And it’s not due to lack of income or anything like that. Simply too much demand with too little supply.
Very good and original question. :)Can we still somehow save real estate transfer taxes by listing the inventory in it?