 Can I sue my Landlord?!?!? |
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 Can I afford this Apartment? |
| Its really nice its 2 bed room for $1600. I make about $3000 a month as a nurse. Cell phone is $100. car payment is $260 insurance is $145. Tv and internet is $135. The website says the apartment ... |
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 Is my friend entitled to housing benefit.? |
| A friend of mine has never worked and has two grown up children living at home,her husband has just walked out on her.Will she be able to claim housing benefit.The rent is paid for the next month,but ... |
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 Which is cheaper building a buying a house? |
| Me and my husband are thinking of building a house even though we dont have land so we will have to buy a site plus build on it. So would it be cheaper to build or just buy a house in Ireland??... |
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| The apartment building I'm currently living in is being sold to a new owner. What do I do about my deposit money? Technically, when it's sold to a new owner, the previous owner would still ... |
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 I have no proof of income and need to rent? |
Hi All,
rather than beat around the bush like other questions i thought I could just be straight forward.
I am an escort, i work for a company. However, I make cash only, and i ... |
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 Why can't I find a cheap property in London? |
The Press are full of stories about the fall in property prices, and people defaulting on their mortgages, causing the Banks to re-posses their homes and sell the properties on.
As a want-... |
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 Should i rent a house that has no central heating? |
i am house hunting at the mo and have found a really nice, 2 bed end of terrace.
the house is fairly big an has lots of character.
the only problem is....its got no central heating!!!
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 I purchased a home with countrywide in august 07.we are in default of the loan.How do I know if Its a subprime? |
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 Why is this house so cheap? |
The OTHER ones in that area are about $100,000 more expensive but why is this : http://www.roseburg-prop
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 Am i able to buy a house with this salary? |
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 DO I HAVE TO PAY TO TAKE MY NAME OFF MY HOUSE DEED WITH MY BOYFRIEND? |
| ME AND MY BOYFRIEND OWN HOUSE AND I NEED TO NO IF IT COSTS TO TAKE MY NAME OFF... |
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| My landlord keeps harrassing us, What do we do as tenants? |
| He is an old friend of my husband's father.. They grew up together, so when we moved here from another area he offered his apt. without a lease. For 1 yr now, he keeps calling us at all times of ... |
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 Filed ch13, now facing foreclosure-what do i do? |
| we filed for ch 13 last year coz we were behind on our mortgage, we were unable to keep up with ch 13 payments and mortgage, coz we lost our jobs. what do we do? we have equity in the home, enough to ... |
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 What is the best excuse to get out of an apartment lease? |
| My fiance, 2 months ago, decided to get an apartment with a lease of 6months before i decided to move down to live with him in Texas. Our landlady is a witch! She is scamming us of our money, is ... |
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 What do you pay for an apartment rental or mortgage where you live? |
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ben b | Just recieved house from a family member that has passed? |
we recieved a house from a family member, completely paid off. its worth between 200 thou and 250. me and my fiance both have credit issues. my question is that we both would like to have a new vehicle and still have a house that is paid off. perhaps even some money in the bank. what would be the best route as far as making this possible. the house is way to expensive even paid off as far as taxes go. we have creditors that may also put a lein on the house once found out we now have something worth taking. would bankruptcy then selling be the best bet....who has an idea based on these facts on what to do. ive even been told selling the house and putting the money into a money market along with a chunk in the bank to get a new home loan would be the best bet. since the return on that money would be a consistent form of income that could be rolled back in. im lost on what to do now that the house is ours. i am however pretty sure we do not wish to stay in something this big and expensive |
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why dont you refinance cash out and pay off all of your responsibilities??? FHA deals with ppl with bad credit or no credit.
remember that they can ONLY put liens on the house if they win a judgement in court. If they win a judgement in court then they can garnish your wages, place liens on your house, and freeze your bank accounts.
bankruptcy will ruin your chances of owning a home.
you already own a home now...move in and take some cash out |
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chattygirlchild
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1. Sell the house.
2. Buy a less expensive house, making sale contingent on sale of inherited house. Keep the house in your name. If you put it in both names and later divorce or never marry, you lose half your inheritance. Inheritances do not become part of the marriage property in most states. Do not get a loan on the house if you do not have to, that is a sure way to later lose it if you get in a credit mess again.
3. Negotiate pay offs of your debt.
4. Put lots of money is savings in your name only. See #2 above.
5. Then think about a buying a new car. Buy a gently used car and save 20%. |
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skypearl
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i'd depending on how much the relative ment to you. like if was mother or father,nt sure id sell. but i'd sell and put money in bank. let draw some interest. then take some and pay off youre credit or at least get started. because the credit didn't get there by it self. and that will help in long run. get a vechile but one you can afford just starting out. most people make this mistake. i have . not pay credit instead buy things you don't have have or getting something that don't cost as much. we all want the new shiny vechile that in reality usually cost more than we have we're not gonna get 40.000 out our wallet and if you do have that much then pay you're credit off. if i could i'd pay credit off .so they wouldn't bother me and somewhere down the line. it would help so if needed it. it be there. just an opion.and no don't work for any credit place, i'm usually one saying go buy go into more debt. an good luck on this and you're marriage. |
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linkus86
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If you have some pesky creditors out their and fear a lien may be placed on the house get married and look into titling the house in your wife's name only. There is no risk if you are in a state with dower laws (laws that state what's yours is mine). Since those pesky creditors exist and you have immediate needs it makes logical sense to sell the house, pay off those you owe already which will likely repair your credit in a matter of a few months versus several years from a bankruptcy. And with the rest you can buy cars and a house you can afford and feel comfortable living in. Forget about the money market idea all together. The value of the house you inherited or the house you buy in the future will likely increase in value at twice the rate of a money market. If you want me to do the math to prove this point to you, feel free to email me |
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L L
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Did you look seriously into how and who can assist you or idea how to invest $200K and make fast and good return allow you to have residual and catch up with what you want and lost, credit, new car etc...?
I have my investment turn over every three months, you should be able too!
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simran s
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jml167
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Considering the complicated issues that you raised in this question, I believe that the best way to make a decision would be to consult an attorney, preferably one that is experienced in estate law and personal bankruptcy law. Perhaps the attorney that handled your family member's estate can help you or at least recommend someone who can. |
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mark
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I would speak to a real estate agent about selling the property. If you can get a fair price and a quick sale you could pay some of your debts , and place the balance in a money market account or even certificate of deposit to use to buy a cheaper house or as a deposit.
You would need to sort out if you have to hold the property for a time to avoid any tax liability on a profit from its sale . Any accountant should be able to tell you that . |
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brenda st
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quick claim the house to a relative you trust then file the bankruptcy
or it will still be considered an asset on your ability to repay
tell your attorney that is what you want to do because he can not legally tell you how to hide assets but they can and will advise you on what is the best course after the sale |
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