 Is LendingTree.com legit? |
| has anyone ever used it? i'm a first time homebuyer...and am looking for the lowest interest rate I can find. I heard that LendingTree.com will have different banks offer me different rates....... |
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 As a single first time buyer...? |
| How hard was it to get onto the property ladder? How did you do it? I feel I should be looking into this now but realistically can only afford a 50k mortgage and there aren't any properties ... |
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 What is the housing market like in your neck of the woods....? |
| How much would a 3 bedroom ranch with an attached garage cost where you live? One that is in relativly good shape....... |
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 2 bed 2 bath apartment for 2 couples? |
We are 2 newlywed couples, that go to college. We want to move in together. Would we have to pay more because we are 4 people? How would we divide the rent if one gets the master bedroom?
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 Why rent?..still does not make sense, ...? |
| even though being a 'renter' is less responsability you NEVER finish paying the landlord. Of course being a home owner, you pay property taxes and insurance...but you get to write it off ... |
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 Seller wants to stay past closing date... how much to charge? |
| I know it is mainly an individual's choice on how much to charge if the person you are buying a house from puts in a request to remain in the house a few days longer. I would just like to hear ... |
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 I own a house with my boyfriend and i want out of the house and the relationship. Can i sign the house over? |
| i am 24 yrs old and my boyfriend and i bought a house together 18 months ago and now i want out of the relationship. With the market how it is right now it is almost impossible to sell. I want out ... |
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 I need to break my lease!! how can i do that?? |
| Im in a lease at my apartments but the crime is getting real bad. my car got broken into and one of my good friends got raped near where i stay. there has been a big rise in crime since i have lived ... |
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 Refinancing with poor credit? |
| I am in an adjustable rate morgage, I have been for 3 years now. It is a 80/20 loan. Paid 115 and it similiar homes are going in the high 130 or low 140. My credit scores are 559 at low and 585 at ... |
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 How does a foreclosure affect a co-signer? |
Hi,
I was just curious of how you can save yourself, as a cosigner, from a foreclosure?
Does anyone have any idea?
Thank you very much.... |
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 Landlord/realty ignoring phone calls for maintenance requests. What to do? |
| What can be done if the landlord who is actually a realty is ignoring phone calls and voice messages left to them? There were more than four instances within the span of 6 days and they won't ... |
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 If you were facing foreclosure, what would you do? |
| Would you use Google to find a company to save your house or sell your house to? Is there a particular site you would go to?... |
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 I bidded on a house and now I cant afford it what do i do? |
| The other day I went to an auction and bidded 20000 over budget. The real estate person was really hassling me and I dont know why but I paid to much. I have not signed anything and I have not paid a ... |
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 Mortgage ? |
Can I cosign on a mortgage when I have no credit? As in no bad credit, no good credit?
Additional Details
I would be cosigner. Hubby is the major bread winner.
I have never ... |
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 Rent increases? |
| My landlord increased my rent twice already, once every 6 months since I moved to my apartment. Now they want to increase the late charges from $50 to $100! a couple of months ago we got a letter ... |
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Kelli | Can you buy a home with no down payment? |
We are trying to buy a home and just wanted to know if it was possible to get financed with out having to put a down payment or a huge down payment. Our credit isn't the best, but think it is good enough to quialify for a loan. Just don't know if it is good enough to qualify for no down payment. Any advice on if this can be done with no huge down payment. |
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amkornele
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Absolutely! I specialize in helping First Time Homebuyers finance their homes with no or low downpayments.
It will depend on your credit and your debt to income ratio.
Please e-mail me for more details! amkornele@yahoo.com.
Anne : ) |
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SAD
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I know that with a 580 credit score you can get a 100% financing and get the sellers to pay for closing cost or at least half of it. good luck going threw it now |
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robot81
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Try getting a HUD / FHA loan. There are certain qualifications criteria like the value of home should be less than certain amount etc. Under HUD loans your downpayment would be as low as 10% or even zero. |
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Phatt K
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Yes you can buy a home with no down payment! You either have to have a really good credit score or you have to apply with the program! |
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From a real estate agent
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Yes you can. Is your credit good? You can get 100% financing but the interest may be an ARM Adjustible Rate Mortgage. Right now my area is filled with foreclosures of people that got homes for 100% down and now the ARM interest rates have gone up and they can't make the payments. Best bet is to save up something! Anything! get a fixed rate mortgage. Talk to a reputable load officer and shop around for a good deal. Some cities have programs to help people get in to a home.
Shop smart for that loan, take your time. |
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mufasa
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Yes, you just need the seller to agree to pay the down payment and the pre-paids. This will likely mean that they want more for the house, but it will let you get in for very little or no cash. |
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Chris D
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Yes, there are a number of ways to purchase a home with no money down. The better your credit the better your rate. A good mortgage broker can show you a number of ways to purchase a home with little or no money down. |
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Excel
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There are many sites on-line, just by searching for;
Zero Down Home Loans. Remember thou, without a
down payment, you always must have "Mortgage Insurance".
Once an institution, figures your monthly payment, then Mtg., Insurance is added to that. |
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Judy1
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Sometimes. Can depend on what you're paying for the house vs. its appraised value - appraisal by bank or other lender, not tax appraisal which might not be anywhere close to current value. |
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aaja
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We have done it three years ago, bought house with 0% downpayment, the way they did it was take out two loans, one big for major cost of the house, the other one smaller which was used like a 20% downpayment for the first one. You still have to come up with closing costs. |
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dfarrar5682
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excellent credit gets you anywhere |
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♥ Stephanie Louise♥
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maybe if theyre trying to get rid of the house
asap, because they want to leave
check out the house fliers, and look online and stuff
it will tell you if theyre no down payments |
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