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 How can I sell my house fast?
I'm trying to sell my house. It was built in 2004, has 5 bedrooms 4.5 bath, 4650 sq ft, pricing at $699,999. It has been 2 months and yet now one is ready to buy it. I can't wait no longer ...


 What happens if I rent a house saying that only 4 people r going to live there and in the end we are 6???
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 How does a stripper verify her income when trying to rent a house?
Because she is a dancer, all her income comes from tips. She wouldnt recieve a pay stub... What does she need to verify her income when applying to rent property?...


 Has anybody out there had to deal with bad landlords in their life time?
i did not believe there were this many bad landlords out there all they want is their money but never want to fix nothing what ever happen to the good ones or was it my imagination there were good ...


 If I make an extra payment on my house, does it reduce my payment from then on or just the length of the loan?
I am selling my first house; after it sells I am going to put the money into my current house. I am wondering if it's going to lower my payment or just shorten the length of my loan....


 Should an apartment rental application require your mother's maiden name?
I am filling out an apartment rental application and is is asking me for my mother's maiden name. I don't see why they would need to know that. It seems like it could lead to identity theft....


 Landlord wants me to take over house payments, what happens next?
We have leased a property from a real estate company for the last year, we were interested in renewing our lease but when we asked, the landlord said they have too many projects and want to be rid of ...


 Is it stupid to buy a home now?
I am in college and have no money to put down. But I'm tired of throwing away money on rent. I'm thinking I can buy a small modest home, but I would need to rent a room to afford it. Is ...


 Can you move furniture in the basement of a house your buying a week before closing?
My wife and I bought a home under foreclosure and was wondering if you think a bank who owns it would let us move some furniture in the basement a week before it closes? Any ideas?...


 Where are the lowest house prices in the UK?
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 House price slump?
Have you been affected by this?

I'm trying to sell one of my houses now, but I'm only expecting 10K less than it was valued last year.

I'm fuming!
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 What are the negatives/positives of purchasing a home outright rather than taking out a mortgage?
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 I'm moving into my new house in 4 weeks will my electric be on or will i have to get it switched on a few days
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 How much money does it take to demolish a house?
a house in the third ward of houston. a small old abandoned house....


 How much does it cost to run a house?
I'm looking to buy a house and just want some info from people about how much it costs to run a house. I know it varies depending on the size of the house. The house i plan to buy will be ...


 What is the best way or best places to look for cheap property to renovate?
I'm looking to get mortgage and instead of buying ready-to-move-in property I'd like to buy one in bad state and renovate it myself as I am a builder and have the right tools. Brighton.
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 We have found a house that we absolutely love.?
The house has been on the market for atleast a year. We had planned on waiting a few more months to buy but the house has been reduced again and I'm afraid someone else will buy it. The real ...


 How to avoid foreclosure proceedings?
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 Buying a home with bad credit possible?
I've never owned a home, nor has my husband ...we would be first time buyers, yet have bad credit, is there any way possible, any programs available for us?...


 If someone sells me?
their cardboard box under a bridge, do I have tenancy security?
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K.K
Help...We have bad credit and make quiet a lot of money by cant get an apartment. Any Suggestions?
We are a couple looking to move into an apartment in Kalamazoo Michigan. We will be attending school and working full time. Unfortunately due to previous circumstances that happened in the past we fell in to the bad credit mark, we both have bad credit and know our credit score in under 600, and now we are finding it hard to get a decent looking apartment to move in to, this is our first time renting. We don’t have a co-signer and it would be very hard for us to get one. If you have any suggestions and Ideas we would really appreciate all the help we can. Thanks so much
                     
 




eesha
I don't know about Kalamazoo specifically, but depending on the apartment complex policy, they only go back 6 months to 2 years of your past rental history. If you guys are making decent money, I'd say get that copy of your credit report and make arrangements for payment plans. That shows that you are not just dodging your creditors, but trying to clean up your history. Sometimes having the payment plan is proof enough that you are worthy of the oppurtunity to rent.

If one of you has an eviction on your rental history, then you won't even be considered. It takes about a year for that to show up on your credit report. Go for a small, inexpensive place to start, establish a decent rental history with taht complex, then go for something better.


quennethe
Okay, I have the same issue but my credit is about 520. Offer to pay an additional security deposit. Offer to prewrite all of the rent checks and date them per a month. Offer to pay the rent in advance (if u can affordf it).

These actually do work!


Sara
Try asking the manager if it would help if you put down 1-3 months of rent ahead of time. Other than a co-signer that is your only choice unless you can find a home for rent by an individual who doesn't check credit.


D S
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I worker for a property management company, and I was also an apartment manager. We had our standard requirement and FICO Scores, and there are always excepts to the rules.
In your situation we would require for you to show cancel checks for the last year to show that you paid your rent on time. By law you should have been given a receipt. You can write to your past landlords and request a print out of your rent record for the past year. They might charge you up to $25.00 for the research.

I would require for you to pay by money order or cashiers check only. In order to move into the unit, you would have to pay two months in advance plus the security deposit. If you paid your rent on time for the first year, I would return the extra month rent to you, and rewrite the rental agreement to reflect that you paid the standard security deposit and the first month rent.


jlentz0530
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Try renting from somebody that owns a duplex. They usually do not run credit checks like apartment complexes do. Also some apartment complexes will usually let you move in with bad credit, but you have to pay a higher security deposit.


Kat
Try having an honest heart-to-heart with the potential landlord(s). Explain to them that you had problems in the past but have changed your ways (if you have). Make sure the bad things on your credit report have been paid. Maybe offer to pay a couple months rent up front if you can, to show good faith.


sm bn
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You said " make quiet a lot of money"

In this case, the solution is simple

Just buy in cash, do not rent


DTott
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If you can afford it, you might try paying several months' rent upfront before you move in. If not, it will be difficult to find someone willing to take the risk without a cosigner.


moosies
You can try to rent an apt that doesn't check credit if you need to move right away, sign a couple of years lease untill you fix your credit. Pay off your debts little by little, as best as you can. Premiere Bank Credit Card is for someone w/no or bad credit, anyone can apply, almoust anyone approved, it doesn't give you much $ to start, but it will bring your credit back up, if you want to fix your credit fast, don't try consolidated debt or any credit services like that. It will show on your credit report.


KK
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I have no idea how decent you're looking to rent but you may want to consider something less than perfect. Even slightly run-down if need be which is what I did.

I have terrible credit as well and I was able to get an apartment here in Vegas for $515 a month. Not the nicest looking place or in the best neighborhood but it's a place to call home.

Set your sights a little lower and you should land something soon.


Fee_I_Am
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I was in the same boat not too long ago. My suggestion would be to stay away from apartment complexes that rent a large amount of units, reason being they are usually owned by large corporations that are less likely to care about anything but your credit score. I would recommend trying to find a nice 2-6 unit building owned by an individual, usually when you explain your situation you'll have a better shot! Good luck to you


spattman
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Since you said you make quite a bit of money, hopefully you have some. Offer a larger than normal security deposit or better yet, prepay 6 months rent. If the larger complexes won't accept this offer, check the non professional owners. Many people who can't sell their condo, townhouse or house in this market are renting them. Many of these folks are not experienced enough to know to run a credit report on renters.


carmensellsthehighdesert
There are a couple ways you can go. You can pay a credit cleanup company to make some of this negative stuff go away, although it only disappears temporarily. The other option is to offer to pay six months rent in advance plus the deposit. That would be hard for any landlord to turn down. Let them know you will pay monthly at month four and always be three months ahead. After one year, you will use the remaining three months credit, and then pay month to month.


Kimmer
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If you make quite a bit of money why don't you pay off what's hurting your credit and make it better? That's the only to make your credit score better.


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