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maybesoon
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closing question
I told a family member our closing date, and he said "don't let the seller nickel and dime you at closing"
what could the seller possibly ask us to pay for @ closing?
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Posted 11/3/10 4:44 PM  |
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Bearcat
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Re: closing question
 someone told me the same thing! We closed like 3 weeks ago. Still have no idea what that meant. But there was no discussion of nickels, dimes, or any other coins.
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| Posted 11/3/10 4:53 PM |
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JustJack
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Re: closing question
He might of meant something like paying for every last drop of oil in the tank or something like that. I know my seller actually took a picture of the oil tank as proof.
I can't think of anything else he would mean though...
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| Posted 11/3/10 5:14 PM |
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smooney
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Re: closing question
i agree- probably oil. maybe if they are leaving fire wood too if you have a wood pile. our sellers didnt charge us but they could have apparently.
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| Posted 11/4/10 9:56 PM |
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Salason
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Re: closing question
I thought it was usually the other way around... the buyer "nickle & diming" the seller at closing...
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| Posted 11/4/10 10:37 PM |
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