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 If apartment management company changes,do you have to sign new lease with new company?
Do the leases just transfer from old company to the new?...


 Are Maintence Men Allowed to do this?
I woke up this morning to a man entering my locked apartment and yelling maintence. When i responded he shut the door and left! He did not re-lock it since he had to unlock the door to enter.I went ...


 My Fiance and I are starting a buisness in flipping houses. Whats the easist way to get a loan?
We need a loan for 40K to get started. We dont have horrible credit but its not great either and about 30,000 equity in our home. We are currently flipping the house we live in and selling it. We ...


 How much can a person who makes 104,489 a year afford to spend on a house?
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 Where can I get a low rate mortgage even if my credit score is low?
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 Any advice or suggestions on renting my first apartment?
I want to move out of my parent's house as soon as possible but I've never lived on my own. I would really like to rent an apartment. Any words of advice? Thanks in advance!...


 Rent or buy?
first year of marriage, easies to rent or buy? which is better?...


 I am thinking of buying a house in the country does anyone know anywhere nice in england?
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 I own the house. Can I throw my husband out?
We live in Oregon. I purchased it before we were married. I don't necessarily want to start divorce proceedings now, but I do want him to leave the house, and he won't go. I need to sell ...


 What is an easy description of the word "asset" and "liability"?
I'm talking about houses, and from the book Rich Dad Poor Dad, it claims that the no.1 rule for being wealthy is to understand these two words and spend more on ...


 What type of mortgage loan should i get if i only plan on staying there 5-7 years?
i am a first-time home buyer, looking for advice on what type of mortgage loan i should get. do i need a 30 yr. or would it be better to do an ARM. this is just a starter home and i don't plan ...


 Whats fair in splitting the rent?
I've been living with a roomate now for 6 months and we've been splitting the rent in half. We have a 2 bdrm apt with no util cost. Now my gf will be moving in with me and and there will be ...


 Why would a potential landlord need to know my checking account number?
I think it's kind of odd...he's asking for it on the application.
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It appears to be for credit checking purposes. I don't have a problem telling him my ...


 Apartment Trouble...?
I recently got my very first apt with my boyfriend in september. they seemed like a nice and attentive property management. about a month and a half ago we got some hard rain and the drop ceiling ...


 If i just signed a lease for a 1 year apartment without seeing the apartment first. can i try to break the le
lease ****keep in mind i had never saw the apartment prior to signing the lease and I have yet to move in how would i go about breaking the lease. ****another note*** the place was not ready for a ...


 Was this professional??
A home inspector came to my house today requested by the person who is going to buy my house. I was requested to leave and take my dogs with me for 4 hours, which was inconvienient, but ...


 No money down home loan in SoCal?
Me and my husband have been renting for about 4 years. With house prices that have risen so high it seems almost impossible for us ever to be able to buy a home! My husband and I make "okay"...


 In what situation is it worthwhile taking out a loan from my 401k for a new home?
I'm trying to buy my first home, and found out awhile ago that I qualify for taking out money from my 401k to pay for my downpayment without being penalized for it. I believe I have to pay it ...


 Are property landlords supposed to put smoke alarms in propertys?
i live in a 2 bed terraced house rented through a private landlord . Are landlords legally supposed to fit fire alrms in the ...


 Has anyone ever gotten a home loan with low credit scores and only in business less than two years?

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my score is 560, husbands is 520

(i've been establishing my credit for 6 months now)

we grossed 79,000 for our first year of ...



Jen B
35k and buying a house?
Making about 35k a year, would it be possible for me to buy my first home, well a condo that is about 175k? I have great credit and about 32000 to put down. Should I give up hope on ever buying a home or what? I am in the process of being aproved for a loan and finding a real estate agent.
                     
 




Jen G
Depends on where you live


hkjlh h
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yeah you have great credit and find a good deal on homes in your area via this website

http://calihomes.blogspot.com


towanda
Be sure you find someone that will explain to you first time homeowner opportunities. I believe that the downpayment and closing costs can be waived if you live in the house for a certain number of years. There may be other opportunities out there too. Get a good professional. If they don't mention the above, get someone else.


the dream
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You should be in good shape to get the house of your dreams.


kurticus1024
you should be able to do that i think

payments under 1K a month I think


mortgage help
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you should be fine


bujiboy
sounds like a good idea


kishaloy_bhowmick
Sure man ....
Write to me at kishaloy_bhowmick@yahoo.com and your contact details as well and will get back to you along with the best options for you .
regards,
kish


gia
1 - dont bother with a real estate agent. search all the For Sale by Owner listings in your area--online and in the paper.

2 - do a couple google searches and see how bad the market is right now---it is tanking in many, many areas--and will continue to do so. a very scary time seasoned small real estate investors would say--many of us would not TOUCH the market right now. sit back, wait a year or so--and watch the market fall even more. this is the beginning of the end for many over-leveraged home owners in america. good things come to those who wait in this market.

3 - stay away from VARIABLE RATE mortgages/ ADJUSTABLE RATE mortgages! (ARMs)

4 - consider looking at properties under foreclosure. foreclosures are rising rapidly, in relations to those who have the ARM mortgages, as stated above.

5 - read these articles on the market:
http://www.forbes.com/facesinthenews/2006/11/05/walker-gao-concord-face-cx_rs_1103autofacescan04.html

http://www.consumeraffairs.com/news04/2005/foreclosures.html

6 - and be aware and educated as to what is going on in the US right now: http://www.forbes.com/facesinthenews/2006/11/05/walker-gao-concord-face-cx_rs_1103autofacescan04.html

Good luck!


fordcoupe96
You probably could but be sure you have 3 months income saved and when you do buy....BE SURE to have an attorney represent YOU


Louiegirl_Chicago
first get approved for a loan. don't hunt for a Realtor until you are approved because then you can't tell the Realtor what you will qualify for, so what is the point of looking at anything?

it is going to be very hard for you even if you have NO long term debt whatsoever. as a general rule, you can borrow 2.5 times your gross annual income for housing as well as debt. so the lower the debt, the more you can borrow for the residence.

your downstroke is very strong--it amounts to about 20% of a $175 purchase price. that, in itself, will make your offer look far better to a seller than would one with 5% or nothing down.

your principal, (common) insurance, taxes and assessments alone should not amount to higher than 33% of your gross monthly income, but some lenders let you go higher than that these days due to price. if 33% for PITA, then figure about 38% for PITA plus any long term (over 6 months to pay it off) debt.

happy, happy house hunting. i think you can do it.


CreditScoreBooster
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Looks like you should have no problem. $35k dwn on 175k is 20% which is ideally what lenders want. However depending on your debt to income ratio,credit,work history,etc. you could even get a 9-95% LTV.

http://www.disputedemon.com/credit-score/


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