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 What's a difference between owning a condominium and a house?
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 Where can we live while our house is being built?
we are stuck....no family around where we live. we do not know anyone as we are coming from 5 hours away,
We have 2 pitbulls so no apartments or rental houses will take us and even if they would-...


 If an apartment is shared between two tenants, and one tenant leaves. Is that considered breaking the lease?
My gf just bailed on me. And I just wanted to know before I tell the leasing office to take her name off the lease....


 Where can i find online maps of each sector in Noida?
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 Is the housing market going to crash?
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 I bought a bad house..many MANY problems...can i get money back from the original seller?
I just bought a house about 6 months ago...when i bought the house the original owner said that everything was in working order and the problems that the inspector found were fixed (mold in the wall ...


 Breaking into an "abandoned" house?
There is this house that I am completely in love with. It's Victorian style house that has been abandoned. On the Outside it looks like it needs a lot of work but my husband and I are ...


 Renting an apartment question?
I live in Indiana and yesterday I went to go sign and lease a new apartment. The Apartment person said that I had to make a certain amount of money per month to live there. That if I made under 2800...


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 Would you pay 1.8 years of mortgage payments for 40 hours...?
....of a Realtors time? Do the math folks. Your mortgage is 30 years, and real estate agents will charge ~6% to sell your house. So you are giving them 30*(.06)=1.8 years worth of your sweat and ...


 Is right now a good time to buy?
Either through conventional mortgage or cash. My family is telling me it's the wrong time to buy.. but I can't get this through to them. I'm paying in c-a-s-h. I'm buying a house ...


 Is it alright to bring my own digital camera and take pictures of a home when viewing for possible purchase?
I am shopping for a home and although some web sites show a few pictures, some don't and most don't show enough. Would it be alright to bring my own camera and take my own pictures so I ...


 When do i pay my last months rent?
The place i am in at the moment i pay the rent on the 18th of every month. On 18th June i am giving 1 months notice as i am moving and at the new place i am going to continue to pay the rent on the 18...


 Can I get a home loan.?
I am in Australia, I have one default for a Telephone bill of $192 which is now paid. I have owned a house before when I was 19, sold the house and paid out the loan 2 years ago. I have no debt or ...


 I have about 40% equiity in my home, how do I go about getting rid of my mortgage insurance ! (PMI) ???
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 Does a manufactured home hold it's resale value?
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 How can i refinance my house without a loan officer or a middleman?
i heard that we can refinance our own houses without a loan officer....


 How far behind on your house payment can you be. befor they repo it?
i had to skip a payment 5 months ago now my car broke down and i have to miss another one this month.but i allways made them on time in the past.?...


 Apartment Manager Embarressed me horribly...?
Today my apartment manager came knocking on my door like if she was the police, I had company over and so when I answered and saw it was her I closed the door behind me and stepped outside, she asked ...


 How do i get an apartment im trying to move out for the first time ?
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Jewelz
How much would I have to purchase a house for if i want to keep the payments under 1200?
I live in washington state and i don't want to put a down payment.
                     
 




godged
I know in Oregon there are some fabulous first time home buyer programs that offer low interest, allow seller to contribute to closing costs and low downs.

You can probably afford $100,000, but you are going to have to meet with a mortgage banker to find out just where you stand financially.


SuperCactus
Find out here: www.mortgage-calc.com/mortgage/simple.ph...


countrydude
talk to a banker


The Dog Shouter (Whisperer?)
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Nobody but the loan office can answer that question. It depends on a lot of factors such as the interest rate of the loan, the cost of PMI insurance (if you don't put down a 20% down payment, the lender will require you to buy PMI insurance which is quite costly), how much the "points" will be on the loan, etc. The variables go on and on.

Also, most lenders will insist that your taxes are included in your monthly payment. So if taxes are $2400 per year, you will have to pay $200 a month just in TAXES on your loan payment.

Go talk to a loan officer.


D W
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What state are you buying in? Payments are totally dictated by the type of loan prgram and length of time you plan on staying in the home?


czshce
It depends on how good your credit is on what interest rate you will get


Erin
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It depends on the length of your mortgage and the interest rate you get. Some states offer deals for first time home buyers which don't require a down payment. If you don't already have one you might want to open a savings account, lenders like to see that you are saving money. Check with your bank I'm sure someone would be happy to help you figure out what you qualify for and what kind of price range you can afford. Good Luck!


♥HAZEL♥F♥BABii♥
you have to pay everything before u get that low


arelda1
I'm a Realtor and what I tell my clients is that you can normally apply the 1% rule. Basically if you want a 1200 payment you should look in the 115000 to 120000 range. Before you do this however you need to get pre-qualified. Most sellers wont even look at an offer unless the potential buyer is already pre-qualified for the loan. You need to contact a lender before you even start looking. A lender will check your credit, finances etc and determine the amount of loan you can qualify for. FHA loans have down payment assistance programs that you can use. There is also some bond money availabe for first time home buyers. Keep in mind though that if you are trying to get in for 0 down it will limit the amount of the home you buy becasue your closing costs will have to rolled into the note. Once you have done this then you will know what price range you can look in. I suggest you contact a Realtor in your area. They can help you find the resources you need to get started and then they can help you find your home. Good Luck!


Nice for life(Cely V.)♥ ya'l
do the math girl!!


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