Probably mixed emotions, but remember going forward not to become attached to a home until it is yours. It can cloud your judgment and have you accept conditions which you would not otherwise.
I think that was why I did not bail 2 weeks ago. I should have but I let my emotions and the fact that I just wanted out of my apartment ASAP cloud my judgement. I wasn't even excited about it anymore. Everyone at work said they saw my mood change after the inspection. I seemed more annoyed than excited. This is for the best and somewhere out there is my house. I just need to find it.
Most of us make that mistake with our first home. It is a huge accomplishment. You have earned it. Just don't rush it.
I don't think you'll have any regrets over this decision. I think it's wise.
This. And they can sometimes find out about properties before they are "officially" on the market.
They are trying to bully you...don't give in. Your realtor can threaten to go to the Realty Board...
I would stay away from open door. They are to realty what countrywide was to mortgages.
Yeah. I learned a hard lesson. They are crooks.
I wonder if my own bank would give me a better rate. I have banked with them since I was 15 years old
Hard to know. I would just shop the rates at least 4 different places. Ask your relator too, they know who has the best rates. They see them at closing.
Open door is buying up everything. It is going to be difficult to find one not owned by open door
