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  • #31
    What was it that you were looking for Harletinna?*

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    • #32
      If you think that in the future you will be able to sell it at a higher price, why not refusing to sell it at the moment. In my opinion, this is something normal. Investment in real estate can become very profitable if you do it right. For example, I have three houses from Lumina that I am giving for rent. These houses are built in good areas near parks and forests and the neighborhood is very quiet. I immediately thought That I would easily find people to rent them so I decided to buy them. I was right and I immediately find whom to rent these three houses.
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      https://www.lumina.com.ph

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      • #33
        Somehow I doubt many accessing this site will be interested in properties in the Philippines

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        • #34
          too late already have, but this is the UK site

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          • #35
            We buy a lot of houses that are in probate and there are many issues involved, including whether a probate is even necessary and who is allowed to sell the house. Keep in mind that in Florida a homestead property is NOT part of the estate, which can make probating assets faster and less expensive. If the house is held in joint tenancy, in a trust, or as a life estate, you can often avoid probating the house all together. I made a quick web story about buying a house in probate for an overview.
            Last edited by mel081981; 2nd July 2021, 18:48:PM.

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            • #36
              UK site

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              • #37
                Has anybody on here ever sold a property by or had any dealings with "overreaching"?
                And why do Solicitors seem reluctant to do it?
                Thanks

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