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 I'am about to put my beautiful home in the market for 600,00? Who would honestly buy it? |
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 Do you think 21 is too young for a single woman to buy a house? |
of course, she IS earning enough to borrow the money and make the repayments
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| House prices seem to be rising way above inflation every month. Is anyone else scarred that they may never be able to afford their own home?... |
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 Buying your home outright? |
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duh | If I sell my house for less than I owe, will the difference be due immediately at the time of closing? |
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In order to complete closing the collateral in all circumstances needs to be cleared. This is true for any sale where the collateral has a lien. |
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Nancy Kay
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yes, unless you negotiate with the lender to have them accept LESS than the balance due (it's called a "short pay"), in which case they will accept only the amount coming out of your sale without payment of the balance...but BEWARE, the IRS will TAX you as if you had received the remaining balance in cash (since you have been given relief from paying that portion of the debt)...strange but true...and the write-off of the balance may appear on your credit report (check with your lender about this if you negotiate a short pay).
If there is only a small difference and you have the money, it can be better all around just to pay it through your closing, to avoid the income tax and credit effects. |
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Bob
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You better bring a check for the difference to the settlement table or no settlement will take place. Your state's laws may vary, but no transaction occurs until the money changes hands AND the deed is recorded at the courthouse. |
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K S
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Typically yes.... |
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pokey2892000
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yep... |
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DANIEL D
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Yes |
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JULIE R
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absolutely |
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ed
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Sell it yourself.
At least save the comissions. ON A LOSS?
Any difference will have to be paid at closing, or it will not close.
Sorry, 6 BAD experiences with realtors.
5 were friends, 1 a relative.
Sold four myself, and had to pay realtors.
Geeezzzz!
Best single experience was directly with seller. |
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Uncle Red
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Once the mortgage and titles are transferred you gets da check at the title office usually..If you request it.... |
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BoomChikkaBoom
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Yes, and the closing will not take place unless you bring the money with you. |
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Jamestheflame
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Most mortgage loans have a "due on sale" clause, so yes, it will be due and payable at closing. Once I bought a house and the seller actually ended up writing (rather than receiving) a check at closing. |
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Carlitos
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DUH
yes |
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crude_oil
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Yes. |
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rhsaunders
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Probably, but talk with the lender. It may be possible to work out something so that you do not have to front all of the money right away. |
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Drew
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Yea that is called breaking bubble. read about it you will not be the last as the market races to the bottom. sorry to hear of such a hard ship best of luck.
http://www.breakingbubble.com/index.htm |
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kocon
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Yes. The reason is that the lender will no longer have any collateral to get their money back. If you are purchasing another property you may be able to negotiate with your lender to transfer your loan to the new property, but that will be at the discretion of your financial institution. |
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Knock Knock
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Yes the mortage company won't sign off on the debt until all of thier monies have been recieved because the debt is secured with the house and if you don't pay them they can't take the house if it doesn't belong to you. |
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bucksolutions1
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Yes it will but if you can get a personal loan for the difference you can get a loan for the difference and then pay the difference of the home loan at closing. The bank you have your home loan with may even help you with this. |
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onehanginglo
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yes, it usually comes out of the selling price that you agreed on. If there is any left over that is your profit. |
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