All Forum Posts by: Eugene Kemp

My gut says.....15k for a potential 160k house?? I'd look VERRRY closely!

Sorry for duplicate stuff....tablet acting crazy!

Welcome mate!

One of your biggest challenges will be getting a grasp of the differences between UK and US RE terminology and processes! I just returned to the US less than 2 years ago after 12 years up near Cambridge, where we owned a home, so since I have been involved in RE on both sides of the pond, I am happy to help you translate some of the terms if needed.

Don't hesitate to reach out....Cheers!

Gene

P.S. Have a pint of proper ale for me this evening! 😊

Greetings Sean!

We just moved back to FL after 12 wonderful years in the UK, so I am fluent in British English, Irish English, American English, Scottish English, but Welsh, not so much! 😁 We now live in paradise after a long time being cold, but miss our lives there terribly! If we can ever lend a hand, please feel free to contact us. My wife is a CIPS (Certified International Property Specialist), and loves working with and assisting foreign Investors.

Welcome to BP!

Gene

Only reason this even caught our eye is because both sides wete for sale by different parties. Would not ever buy one side without owning the other as well!

Quite common here. In fact we looked at one yesterday.

Charles,

I am still interested in learning more about this, but have not heard back from you.  Are you still seeking partners for this venture?

Gene

I think you should discuss with her that she is in violation of her lease for subletting and let her decide what she is going to do.  I would NOT allow her to operate Airbnb with you being the one ultimately responsible for any issues.  I have operated an Airbnb and I doubt that they would sanction someone who did not own the property, but cannot say for sure.  Ultimately, your call, but seems risky to me.

Trying to understand why if he doesnt have a loan on the house, how could it be in forclosure??