To the local title company experts and agents in the Erie County area:I need help understanding when I can skip the time and cost of a new land survey (the physical measuring of the lot) when closing on a simple, existing single-family house that hasn't changed in 50 years.For a standard, old residential home, can we usually use the old survey from the previous owner to get the necessary title insurance?

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It’s really hard to know whether those closing costs are excessive without reviewing the HUD or closing disclosure.

It sounds like this Seller is very close to you but selling a property is actually a partnership between the Seller and the agent.

When you find a property that makes sense, your agent will draft up the purchase agreement and present it to the seller’s side on your behalf, and that’s where you can set your offer price, earnest money, inspection period, closing timeline, and any contingencies you want included.

Your needs are different from a traditional full-time agent, so finding the right brokerage that supports an "investor-agent" model is key.

Quote from @V.G Jason: Disrupt the actual real estate agent and closing process.Remove agents and loan originators; they prey on emotion.

I'm a new agent and want to go into expired listings, if there's anyone that can help please reach out.

i just spoke with a featured agent in denver coloradowho mentioned that they get a lot of clients from biggerpocketsthat don't really care for a massive discount as an investoron the front end of buying a property, that their mindset is"what can I do with this house in the next 10-20 years?"

So, find another agent who’ll do what you want.