 Can i buy a home with horrible credit and 50 percent down? |
| I live ina very affordable area, i have 50k to put down on a 100k home, could i do this with horrible credit?... |
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 Buying a house for sale by owner? |
| What types of things do I need to look out for when buying from an owner and how much should they know? Fees involved or anything like that ussually?... |
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 Is it possible to still get a mortgage even though i am on a debt management plan? |
| I have been on this plan for about two years and have about 5 years to go, and i would really like to buy my own home instead of renting like i am doing. I have not defaulted on these payments so far ... |
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| If i let my home go into foreclosure can i buy another home ? |
| can i buy a home while im in a home thats going into foreclosure but still modifying my existing home and get a good deal on my new home that i can afford with bad credit and get a good rate?... |
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 My wife decided to sell our house, but I think it is a bad idea. She is going ahead.? |
| We are joint owners. I was the one who paid for it, and sole earner. I don't want this to go on the market and I told the broker my wife contacted that we would not sell. I have just heard ... |
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 Selling mortgage after 2 years? |
If I had a $150,000 30 year mortgage for 2 years then I were to sell it how much money would I have?
& how much would a montly payment be for this mortgage?
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 Does this add value to my house? |
I have an 800 sq ft shop on my property. We are currently rennovating it into a 2bd/1ba house, but we have no permit. Will this add value even though there is no permit?
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 If I previously made a 30 day notice to leave my apartment, can they give me a vacate to leave in three days?! |
| I gave a 30 notice the 16th of Jan. stating that I would be leaving my apartment. I was told by the manager that it had to be a 30 day notice. I signed and dated this letter in front of her. I came ... |
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 How much of a notice do you need to give a landlord? |
| My cousin is movinig from an apartment where she has had nothing but bad luck with the landlord (no fault of her own, this person is just difficult!). She now wants to move back to Ohio (she is ... |
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 Our tenant has left the state and abandoned his lease? |
| But he has two male friends staying in the house who said they were supposed to pay the rent since our tenant left. We do not know these guys and they do not have a lease with us...AND as of today, ... |
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 Put a bid in on a house, was accepted verbally,then told later that seller went with better bid.Any recourse? |
| My father-in-law bid on a house last week. On Monday, he was told by his buyer agent over the phone that his bid was accepted. Then on Wedensday, his agent called him again and told him that the ... |
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 Can you buy a house even though you collect Social Security Disability? |
| I was wondering if you collect partial Social Security Disability and work the minimum, would you still be able to purchase a home or is it something that comes up on the credit report?... |
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 I have my realestate license in CA what kind of job can I work? |
| i was a Loan Agent for 5+yrs, but w/this market business is SLOW! and selling homes know is also very slow.......anything else??... |
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 Is a landlord required to provide a written 30 day notice if the lease is an oral month-to-month agreement? |
| Im on a month-to-month lease right now and I know I must give proper written notice when I decide to move out. The lease is an oral agreement.... |
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 Is it possible to sell your home for less than what you owe? |
| Say your home is worth 300,000 but you can only sell it for 270,000. Is it possible to buy another home for 290,000 and put the 30,000 owed on the first loan on the second?... |
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 FHA I am SOOOO lost!? |
| I would really appreciate some insight here. My Fiance and I contacted Wells Fargo to obtain a mortgage for 70,000 for a home we are looking to purchase. The mortgage guy I talked to said we should ... |
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upsucker | If people hired arsonists to torch the houses that were worth less than the mortgage, we the economy be OK now? |
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No.
Anyone not willing to pay their mortgage isn't going to be paying their insurance. Low lifes are just that, they are LOW. Of course a few people may be low enough to risk the lives and property of their neighbors, CA has lost lots of homes and lives to arsonist in the last couple of years, and not one of them helped the economy in anyway. CA just about went broke this summer fighting the arson fires, as well as loosing several firefighters, 2 National Guards, as well as innocent people. |
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Finneganswhacked
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Well, no because it is also insurance companies that are needing the bailout as well.
Back to the drawing board. |
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casapulla2001
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You should have been around in the 60's and 70's -- to see what results from that tactic. The economy falls apart, and people leave. (See: South Bronx, NY 1975)
(and, no) |
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battleship potemkin AM
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We'd be spending $700B to bail out the insurance companies. |
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J P
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No. If the insurance companies covered the losses, they would be put out of business. Insurance companies invest the money they earn in the stock market and other investments, so it goes back into the economy. If the insurance companies had to sell off those investments, it would drive the prices of those stocks and investments down and the economy would be worse than it is now.
Eventually, insurance companies would stop being able to offer new policies and people wouldn't be able to buy new houses unless they paid all cash for them because lenders won't give mortgages unless the house is insured.
Plus, arson is illegal and jail sucks. |
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white out
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No, because the cost of hiring the arsonists would be more than the cost of the house. |
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Sarah P
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NO... It the homes were burnt down (first of all that is insurance fraud and you would go to jail for a long time) then the insurance company would pay the mortgage company money to pay off the mortgage. But then it would be the insurance companies that were going bankrupt right now. Which would mean that the insurance industry would be destroyed instead of stalled (as it is right now).
The only thing that will help the economy is to have people keep on paying their mortgages and other bills. That keeps the companies open that issued the people credit. It is the honorable thing to do and it is the only thing that will help our economy. Just because we are seeing so many people walk away from their mortgage debts does not mean that it is right or right for the economy.
I'm so sick of hearing people say "everyone else is letting their home get foreclosed so why shouldn't I". No matter how bad your mortgage is, you signed the papers and took the loan. |
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Steve D
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No...insurance would probably not pay off to arson and then the person would have no home and still have all that debt. |
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Cindy S
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yeah, now there's a plan. Holy crap! |
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