How long do I have to negate a mobile home purchase contract?
449014
it probably varies from state to state, but in most places, a signed contract has it's own language reguarding cancelling and voiding; I'd read the contract, then call the dealer.
321369
That's not for any purchase.  I believe its only for any contract that you have signed when someone has come to your house.\n\nits a 3 day "cooling off" period.
1089781
RUN!  Before they get all your money and your  mobile home!
442311
I believe it depends on what is written in your contract.  I recommend asking a professional (i.e. attorney).
641562
Go to court.  Or counter-offer if that is out of the question.  Like ask for a long term lease with a set rent increase each year.  If the house is his before the marriage, you don't have any claims on it so stay there as long as you need to.  If you don't want the store, get alimony.  Go over all of this with your lawyer to get your options quantified.
1134893
Are you trying to place a deal as an undercover mortgage broker?  The answer is 4 years according to FNMA guidelines...
1127990
This should be addressed in the lease - standard is 30 days before the end of the lease the landlord can put up the for sale sign - the lease is not renewed but on a month to month basis and the tenant is given 30 day notice to vacate at the signing of the sales contract - the sale then cannot close for 30 days - but all things are negotiable and some landlords don't want to let go of a good paying tenant until the last minute in case the deal fails to close - so some will not be fair to the tenant and tell them like a week before closing that they have to vacate - it really all depends on the people - now - this is based on Texas real estate and each state differs so my best advise would be to contact the board of Realtors where you are located and pose the question to them
1119761
My dad discovered some small print a few years back where they couldn't charge the redemption fee if you're remortgaging with the same company (not sure if it applies to all companies however) - it pays to read the terms and conditions very thoroughly for any loopholes there are because these firms never advertise anything that will lose them money... it may even take 3 or 4 nuisance phone calls to make them change their minds.. persistence is the key!  Keep complaining and you'll get anything just so they can get rid of you!
19757
You could talk to a real estate agent, but I advice you not to purchase a mobile home cause when you try to resale it. It will be very hard.
339663
As long as you are genuinely seeking to start your search over, and not purchase a home the agent has brought to your attention it should not be an issue.\n\nA simple written request will satisfy the termination clause in the Exclusive Buyer Brokerage agreement, used in the State of Florida, that I use with my clients.\n\nYour state may be different, and you may want to speak with an attorney.\n\nHowever, as a Realtor, I would much rather be told that a client wants a change. This frees up time for other clients, with whom I may have a better relationship.
815843
The information above won't help you much. Perhaps if you can provide something more as to why you'd file a motion with a court to stop payment, that would help someone guide you.\n\nIt sounds more as if you're looking for a court rule...
1062687
Absolutely, tell your Realtor you wish to cancel the listing.\n\nYour friendly neighborhood Realtor.
432517
Usually they do. In Arizona a listing contract is required to have a start and end date, you need to read yours.  There should also be a clause to cancel the contract as well.\n\nThe main thing that you should do is talk to your agent and express your concerns.
638680
Unless you are the buyer or the seller, it's really none of your business. If you try to approach potential buyers, and you do not word things in exactly the correct way, you could get sued when they decide not to buy. The buyers will be having a home inspection prior to closing; hopefully they've selected a good home inspector who will catch these things. But you should stay out of it unless you have a financial interest in the sale of the home, or unless you like getting sued.
936286
If you have a mortgage on the mobile home, it will show up as a foreclosure on your credit report. It will make it hard for you to get any kind of credit or refinance your home.\n\nWhy don't you try renting the mobile home out or doing a lease purchase or land contract on it? If you do a land contract, you are basically doing a private mortgage. You draw up a contract, giving the renter a year to get their own financing. In the mean time they are paying rent and covering your mortgage payment.
584977
Most contracts give you 72 hours to change your mind--however--if it was a special order or custom made, you might not have that option.  Write a letter immediately and fax it to the company indicating you wish to cancel and make sure the date is on it.  You need to notify them in writing as soon as possible and then you can backtrack and see if you have that 72 hour window of opportunity--but in the meantime, just get the notice in.  Good luck!
336836
first they can not contact you this often unless you encourage them by promising payments that you do not make.  the best way to get them to stop is to contact a supervisor and calmly discuss what can be done. Or you can actually send them a payment or if you ignore them for 7 years you do not have to pay it. The most responsible thing to do is to contact one of the credit companies that will help with this, you can even ask sears to provide a contact they will handle it from there.  next time, stop buying when you can not pay, the rest of us do not want ot pay your bills.