 Buying our 1st home? |
| Me & My husband have pretty good credit and are looking to buy a home within the next 6 months. We will have money to put down, but what are the first steps that we should take, in buying a new ... |
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 Plan on moving to another state...find job or house first? |
| My husband and I plan on moving out of New Jersey within the next 3 years. This is something we've decided on for quite some time now...we're just waiting for my schooling to be done. Even ... |
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 I am a buyer and would like to switch my agent on a property purchase? |
| I was in the process of buying a property and our offer expired. I was not very happy with my agent's performance on this offer due to numerous reasons. I never signed a contract with the agent ... |
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 Our apt. complex is trying to evict us. We are trying to pay the rent left. Can they still evict us if we pay? |
Today 01/26 we were given a 3-days-notice from our complex.
Our backrent due is 1,800 [I know. It's not my fault. My mother in law didn't pay her share.] Anyway. We will be ... |
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 What does it mean to say that a house has "good bones"? And how do you determine that it does? |
| I'm looking to buy a cheap fixer-upper house in the Cleveland or Columbus Ohio area. In my price range, many of the properties are listed as being sold "as is" or "no disclosures&... |
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 Can one buy a house for under 100 thousand dollars? |
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 Do realtors show houses on Sundays normally? |
| We would like to have a house shown to us, but I don't want to be rude and call them on Sunday if it's not polite. What is house-searcher etiquette? Also, I live in South Dakota, does ... |
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 Soon to be 1st time home buyer, is it better to go to a bank or deal with a broker, credit score 710? |
my husband and I have both been at are job for over three years,
are debt to income ratio is pretty good we only use credit cards for emergency's and pay them off immediately , and have ... |
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 My Landlord Used my Apartment while I was away? |
| While I was out of the country for a 1 1/2 months my landlord's brother was occupying my space with his friends. When my girlfriend checked in one time to get the mail she found a pillow that ... |
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 Is It Possible To Get A Mortgage For 100% Of The Property Value? |
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 Can two people get two separate mortgages to pay for one house? |
| For example, a house costs £200K. Person 1 gets a mortgage for £90K. Person 2 gets a mortgage for £110K. They pool together these two mortgages to pay the total £200K for the one house. Is this a ... |
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 Our landlord has taken nearly £200 from our deposit? |
We moved out of our old house on 28th feb,advised that we would have our deposit returned to us within 28 days, as legally stated.
Received a cheque dated the 19th April (clearly way over the 28... |
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 I want to sell my condo myself using only a lawyer and a title co, any suggestions on marketing? |
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 My parents want to give me their house for the amount they owe on the mortgage. Can they do this? |
My parents currently owe about 240k on their home. I would say it might sell for 300k if put on the market right now.
I want to take over the mortgage and also take over the title.
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The Tech Junkie | Moving out of parents house.? |
I am 24 in part time eduction to get the qualifications i need to get a job coz i left school when i was 14 due to bullying. I live in the uk.
do you guys have any advice for someone looking to move out of their parents house? not too sure where to start or what to expect or what type of job i would need to get enough money to make ends meet or even how long it would take before i could move out but the sooner the better because i am not happy at home living with my parents. My mum and i dont always see eye to eye and this some times causes conflict my dads hardly at home but i get on with him but still i would like and need a life of my own but dont know where to start. I think college was a good first step i took up computing. In september i will take up European Computer Driving Licence in hope that it will get me in to some sort of computer related work. |
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Look at you bills you would have for a start
rent £
water £
gas £
electric £
council tax £
TV licence £
Insurances £
food shopping £
fags £
drink £
going out £
car expense or travel costs £
there are more things like sky, phone and broadband costs but you may not want these now look for jobs that will pay all these in a month and still leave you something left over for savings, clothes, holidays etc
If I was you I would grin and take it and stay with mum and dad
good luck whatever you decide |
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Chimeara
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Buying your own place is obviously very expensive and even renting can cost a lot more than you think. Like other answers, there are a lot of bills you probably won't even think about whilst living with your parents. the last thing you wnat is to put down a deposit on somewhere and then find you can't pay the monthly rent and bills - you'll be evicted, lose your deposit and possibly get a bad credit rating. You may even have to move back in with your parents - if you are desperate to move out then it will be even harder to move back in.
One way to 'test the water' without the risk is to go for a flatshare or house share. You can use any number of websites to find people offering flatshares in your area. Most will not only show all the details of the property and room being offered, they will also show a profile of the person offering the flatshare. So you can even look for someone with your lifestyle, likes an dislikes before you even pick up the phone.
Flatshares also let you try out an area before you commit to getting your own place there - you might like the idea of a city centre apartment then hate it when you give it a go - flatshares allow the freedom to move on easily.
You should of course be careful when selecting a flatshare, take someone along when you view and make sure you will be happy sharing with the person.
Most of the big property portals offer flatshares these days. Try http://www.fish4.co.uk/iad/lettings or
http://www.uk-property-search.co.uk/flatshare_houseshare_uk.php
Good luck ... and involve your parents - they've been through all this themselves! |
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tjshandave
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The rule when I grew up was 18 out of high school out of the house. The only stipulation was that we had to have $2,000.00 in the bank first ?? ya does not make sense.. I do know in the US 2k did not go very far. One thing we all did was buy furniture and dishes and misc things and stored them until we moved out. My honest advice after looking back on it many years latter I wish I would of stayed home and saved saved saved money for first house or something like that. But did not have much of a choice at the time. Good luck with the endeavor. |
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innepik
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Go to your local citizens advice bureau, they are always very helpful. They will show you what kinds of help you're entitled to, although it probably won't be very much, because you're a single young adult. Sometimes there's people out there looking for a roomie, and that might also be an option for you. Because you are taking a course, you might be entitled to some attendancy bursaries, such as ema, but again, you'd have to find out at the citizens advice bureau. Good luck! - Let us know how it goes or what you decide. |
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dyno
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If you find outcan you please tell me so i can tell my kids |
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Look for someone who needs a roommate. |
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Roosh
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You may find that the college can give advice. You will probably need to rent a room. The cost will depend on the area and what is included in the rent |
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Balloonatics
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Hi there. I have been working at home earning more just for a few hours per week than I ever could make in the corporate sector whcih allows me more time to spend with my daughter.
The company that I work for was voted No.1 by Which? Consumer Magazine and is listed on the London Stock Exchange.
If you are interested in this sort of thing then take a look at
www.MyOpportunity.Co.UK
I hope that this helps, if you have any questions then please feel free to e-mail me WKeeble78@aol.com |
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unlucky
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with most renting companies you need to be earning atleast £18,000 a year to qualify.
you will also need a deposit of around £1000 when you move in to the property and that's not before putting down a down payment to secure the place. your best option would probably be to find a shared accommodation perhaps a room in a house.
good luck
who ever gave me a thumbs down i know what im talking about my partner is an estate agent |
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