 My roommate refuses to pay rent, move out and/or pay me back, both our names are on the lease...what do i do? |
| my roomate and i both signed and put our names on the lease. she has not paid august month rent so i covered all the fees, utilities etc. i gave her till the 22nd to pay me back and she basicly said ... |
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 Should I give the key back to landlord's friend/neighbor? |
| We are scheduled to move out by today. The landlord lives in NY and we live in CT. She has asked that I give the keys back to her friend and my neighbor tonight and let her do a final walkthru in the ... |
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 Buying a home for the first time...what type of mortgage is the best for us? |
| My wife and I have great credit (730), we are looking for a loan for a primary residence, $409,000. We want to come to the table with 0 down, no money out of pocket. What type of loan is best for us? ... |
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 I need help making my rent this month.? |
| I was wondering if anyone out there can help me solve my HUGE problem. I need 1500 by next Friday in order to pay my rent; otherwise I will be evicted and put out on the streets. I was wondering if ... |
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 Should people change the locks if they buy a new home? |
We have just brought a new house recently and I took it for granted that we would get new locks put on the front and back doors so I got a few quotes.
Now my husband tells me we are not ... |
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 Realestate agents? Are you the one who is supposed to find the lender or is the buyer? |
| I live in NC. Im not sure if that matters. Anyways, my friend is looking for a house and he has gone with someone who has just finished up their realestate classes and recieved their license. The ... |
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 Is this house gorgeous? |
| what do you think about this house(http://122kilkea.com). Is it gorgeous? Is it worth it? Would you consider it a large house, mansion, or mini-mansion? I think stylist to the stars Monique Rychtr ... |
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 Have Brits got no sense of humour!? |
Look their in such financial s**t all that is left to do is laugh!!!
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 Can anyone help save my home? |
| I have been living in my rented home for 5 years and my land lady now wants to sell.She has offered it to me and the other tenant for ÂŁ40,000 under market value (and this is a realistic market value ... |
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 Is a landlord or tenant responsible for funding replacement of contents damaged by the ceiling collapsing? |
| We are in rented accommodation and our ceiling just fell down in the lounge causing damage to some of our possessions, such as our TV, PS3, rug, couch covers, throw and pillows. We have provided a ... |
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 A tenent doesnt want to move from my property, after the end of the lease.? |
This is the 3rd time im asking this question, Im not asking about court removal, can you please answer the last question in my post.
As i said in an earlier question I live in PA and Im a ... |
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 How much per year do you pay for property taxes on your house? |
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Just curious..Me and my wife have a house in Mexico and pay about 330 Mexican pesos a YEAR which is about $31.00 US dollars ! The house is appraised at $110K...... |
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 Can you buy a house when you don't have any money for a downpayment? |
| My husband wants to buy a house. He's been approved for a 700,000 loan. But he doesn't have any money for a downpayment. He keeps saying that first time home buyers can get a lot of help.... |
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 How to divide rent between 4 people in a 3 bed home when 2 of the tennants are a couple? |
| The monthly amount is currently 1300 euro 1 tennant pays 350 euro 2 tennants in larger rooms pay 475 euro each. What is a fair amount for the 4th person to pay as this tennant would be sharing with 1 ... |
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Gregory U | Should I cosign on a home purchase with my fiancee? |
My future wife has the down payment and all costs covered for an investment property. We will still live at my parents home and collect rent. I agreed to co sign on a loan with her since she saved the down payment, I love her and we are engaged, but she does not show enough income on the books. She does have enough income to fully support the home on her own. |
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bud68
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NO NO NO!!!!!!!! |
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Joe
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Yikes..personal experience, don't do it.
If you choose to do so prepare for the worst.
I hope it all works out, but you aren't married yet and this could cause big problems if things don't work out. |
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J L C it's me
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YOU WILL LIVE WITH YOUR PARENTS?! LOL. If you cant afford rent why buy a house to rent out. The tax advantages go with living in a home for two years. Would her income be enough if she was paying rent for a place to live? |
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tkquestion
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Personally, I would not. Anything can happen until the marriage is final.
What you do is up to you. |
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Baby's got blue eyes
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If you are secure in your relationship, yes why not? You will eventually own property together so why not start now. As long as your financial interest in the property is protected. Your name on the mortgage makes you liable for mortgage repayments, but it does not give you ownership rights over the property. Put your name on the title as registered proprietor, or lodge a Caveat document.
It would be wise to consult a solicitor first for advice and to establish an agreement as to what is each percentage of ownership, tenancy (here in WA, either "joint tenants" meaning if one of you dies, the share goes to the other person by survivorship rights, can only be used if 50/50, or "tenants in common" meaning your specified share of the property becomes part of your estate, dealt with in accordance with your will) how much each will contribute to repayments, and how the property is disposed of if your relationship ends.
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Pengy
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NO NO NO If you are not married yes you can be held responsible for the mortgage, but have no vested interest in the home. Never unless there is a legal tie. Check the blogs what once was love turned into who owe's who, and who owns what. Tis on these blogs al the time |
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Keith Python
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You love her and you are going to marry her. YES! |
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Kc2006
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I would personally wait until you are married, but if you feel comfortable then do it. Just remeber what could possibly happen if you two don't make it. |
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MadMan
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No. You should not be marrying her if she will not show you the books. |
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julz
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It's only fair. She's putting in the down payment. That way if you two ever split up, you both have an interest in the property. |
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Niki P
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no it will just lead to fights |
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Daft Kid
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A lawyer answer: No
Mine? Use your gut man, if you think that you guys are truly going to be together forever, and she wont **** you over on it, then go for it, but in my experience your instincts are to be trusted, if contemplated. |
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onegizmo
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get married first. unforeseen problems with the cosigning may occur if you are not married. legal issues and all that type stuff.
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Toni
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Home loans are now available to many people for whom they would have been out of the question just a few years ago. You’d be in much better shape to bargain for better interest rates if you had a more impressive credit history, but if the house you want is the deal you believe it to be, a bad credit home loan can still work to your advantage.Your best bet in assuming a bad credit home loan is to pay as much cash up front as possible, and see if by doing so you can negotiate a lower interest rate.
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You’ll save enough money over the term of the loan to compensate for the sacrifices you had to make in handing over the down payment.
The bad credit home loan can be a win-win proposition for both lenders and borrowers; the lenders, thanks to the higher interest rates, get bigger returns on the money loaned, and the borrowers get a homes in which to build equity, and chances to restore their credit records so that the first bad credit home loans they take will also be the last! |
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maxmom56
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I would make sure you had a written agreement as to your specific rights and responsibilities regarding this property. |
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Sjean
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Sounds okay, as long as your name is on the title too. |
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Go ahead after all you did already promise and she held up her end of the bargain by saving the down payment. Just remember you will be financially responsible as she is. |
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