All Forum Posts by: Chris London

@Christopher R. There are some very specific laws in NC that you should read to guide your decision:

Link Here.

Good Luck!

-CL

Hello Everyone,

I am currently a marketing professional who specializes in Social Media and Business Development (20 yrs exp).

I currently have an in-active, provisional license and should be finished all post license classes in the next 30 days to remove provisional status.

I am not looking to quit my full time marketing job and want to activate my license as I shop for my own investment property in the Triangle area by years end. 

Looking to see if there are any BIC's on BP that are interested in working with a broker that has a lot to offer in return.

Chris London

My mortgage lender sent us the below e-mail about waiving the inspection. I have NO concerns about the price we are paying for the house. (mature neighborhood with lots of comps and I did my homework). I obviously would like to save the money and am inclined to waive the inspection. Are there any angels I am missing? Insurance maybe? (although I have already secured insurance). Anything else?

You guys qualify for a “property inspection waiver” which means you don’t need an appraisal for your approval. The cost of the “PIW” is $75 versus $400 for the appraisal. I usually don’t get this option on a purchase transaction, but your file is strong. Let me know if you want exercise this option and I’ll cancel the appraisal for you and refund the $400 we’ve collected. It’ll speed up and simplify the process, but I’ll understand if you want to continue with the appraisal.

Buying my first house and am looking for an inspector that will spend time walking me thru the house with detail and patience.