2/12/10 – SOLD! – $159,632 – Amazing Former Model Home for Sale in Brooksville, FL – Gated Community – 3/2/2 + Office, Heated Pool – 2009 Sq. Ft. – Upgrades Galore!
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1/20/10 – UNDER CONTRACT – $159,632 – Amazing Former Model Home for Sale in Brooksville, FL – Gated Community – 3/2/2 + Office, Heated Pool – 2009 Sq. Ft. – Upgrades Galore!
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The home I originally posted on 9/1/09 for $114,900 has been reduced to $108,900. MAKE AN OFFER! This one has been on the market for over 90 days and the banks HATE that… Don’t be shy – call me today!
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New information has been added to the post about Pine Island Beach on Florida’s Gulf Coast in Hernando County.
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The following question was recently posed by a buyer:
Hi Josh – I was going to buy a house in Spring Hill, FL, but I had a question on the insurance for the house. If I signed a contract and then had a home inspection, and after the inspection period expired kids broke in and destroyed and stole stuff from the house… and I still don’t own the house in Spring Hill until the closing date, who pays the cost to repair or replace what got stolen/damaged? Thank you, Glenn
Hi Glenn,
Before I get into the answer to your question, I would strongly suggest you contact a local Florida real estate attorney for guidance, as this has to do with Florida contract law and as a Licensed Realtor in Spring Hill, Florida (and not someone who is licensed to practice law in the State of Florida), I am not allowed to interpret a Legal Contract – however I would suggest that the following clauses of the FAR/BAR As-Is Contract for Purchase & Sale may be useful… Click here to read the rest!
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This question was recently answered on the Spring Hill Buyers & Sellers Q&A Forum:
The following question was recently posed by a buyer:
I have submitted a Short Sale bid on a property in Florida and am getting tired of waiting for approval. Can I cancel the bid without any penalty?
Unfortunately I don’t have any way to give you a good answer to that question. It depends entirely on the contract you that you signed.
When I write up an offer on a short-sale property, I make sure that my client is able to get out of the deal with no penalty prior to the end of the inspection period (which doesn’t begin until the lender approves the deal). But that’s just based on the contract that I use with my clients – your contract could be completely different.
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