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 Any 1 Know Of A Good Way Of Reducing Mortgage Payments Without Changing The Lenght Of The Mortgage?
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 Hi I live in private accomodation, London UK, i have a baby 1.5 yrs old?
and theres no heating in the bathroom which is sooo cold, and theres mould growing everywhere and a smell of damp.
are there legally bound to any civil statues here, do I or my child have a ...


 Why won't "home owners" that couldn't afford the loan in first place take resposibility for themselves?
instead of blaming it all on the system or mortgage lenders?...


 Real Estate help?!?!?
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 Is it legal for apartment places to charge different rent to different people in the same apartments?
We have 5 girls living here and we each pay $300 per month, the people below us are paying $275 each per month for the EXACT same apartment... we moved in on the same date and it really just doesn...


 I am a co-signer for a house how do i remove my name off of the house??
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 HAs anyone heard about the "we buy your house for cash" companies?
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 I thought someone cant cash a post dated check?
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 Buying a house?
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 I rent a house in San Diego. We had a home invasion robbery and don't feel safe. Can we break our lease?
Is a home invasion robbery reasonable grounds to break a residential lease? It was very real with masked gun men, a full police response and report.

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 How Do I get my house sold F.A.S. T? I need to sell this house soon so my family can be settled? ?
I am so tempted to buy another house before selling this one just so we can be settled. I realize that is the wrong thing to do, but what can a person do when you are so frustrated over people ...


 There is a foreclosed house on my street. How can I find out more about this house and how much it is?
I live in a nice neighborhood in Austin, TX. A couple of years ago our neighbors 3 houses down the street moved and a large family moved in. I never saw that the house was "for sale" (no ...


 My neighbor damaged my property...and she's kinda scary. What can I do?
I have a gate that I put by her unit to keep my dogs out. It’s @ 20 ft from her front door and only impedes her from walking to our laundry area-she has direct access from her back door but walks ...


 My boyfriend is selling our home do I have any rights?
We live in the UK, my boyfriend has decided he wants to sell the flat we live in, my name is not on the deeds, do I have any rights?...


 Are there nonprofits that will accept donation of a house?
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 Would rent be considered late if I mail check on the 3rd and the receive on 6th, if my due date is 5th?
I will be mailing the check on this Friday the 3rd, and the receiver has a PO Box in the same post office i will be mailing from, so they should receive it on saturday the 4th. But lets say something ...


 Buying and selling a house - is there a correct order to do things?
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Machelle D
We are going to buy a house soon and want out of our apartment lease. 2 months left.?
We moved in our apartment mid-March. We like it but hate it. I've been looking for houses for almost a year now, just so we would have something after we move out. Well, we found this AMAZING house that we can't pass up. The woman selling the house needs to see it fast and has taken $15,000 off because she recently was married and moved in with her husband. Everything is already in the works, signing contracts, mortgage loans. The only thing is, we need to get out of our lease with our apartment. We have 2 months left and can't stay as we will have an early move in in January when it's signed over to us. Is there anything we can do to get out of it? We don't want to lie.
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We signed our portion of the contract. We are waiting on her then getting an inspector. We can cancel the contract but really need a place to go after our lease it up and it's perfect for us and don't want to lose this house. We were thinking of giving notice, and asking if we could just pay 1 month instead of 2 so we could leave.
                     
 




palmtrees
Typically, if you break a lease early, they charge you until they are able to re-rent the unit *or* until the lease term ends, whichever comes first. Once you move out, they have 30 days to inspect, decide what to do with your deposit, repair things (re-paint walls, clean carpets, etc) so you'll pretty much be stuck paying for a month where it cannot be rented, and then you'll be paying for the time it takes to advertise... or until your lease ends.

What you may be able to do is find someone to rent your apartment, and talk to the leasing office about having them take over the duration of your lease with the option to renew in mid-March.

For the record, your security deposit is not to be used as the last month's rent. Deposits go in an escrow account and the landlord cannot spend that money on anything other than repairs to the unit. If you don't pay that last month's rent and expect the deposit to cover it, you will be taken to court. I don't want you to be misinformed by the other answer.

Another thing to consider: You'll need to give your landlord notice that you will not be renewing the lease, or else it automatically defaults to a month-to-month. Check your lease, typically you need to give 30-90 days. Don't wait to give notice and find out that you're stuck there even longer!


EDlbh
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If the owner can find a renter, they will probably just keep your deposit and charge you the rent till the new renter moves in.

So in the best case scenerio you will probably save just one month of rent and lose your deposit. Is it worth the headache?

On the plus side, you can stay in your apartment, move at your own leisure instead of rushing, and you can paint your new place or put in some other sweat equity without having to live in chaos.



estielmo
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Though your closing date is in early January it doesn't mean that's when you have to move. Don't burn your bridges, as there can always be glitches all the way up until the papers are signed.

I advise to never notify a landlord until the ink is on the paperwork. That's the time to give your notice, even if it means a couple double-payments. There's not enough time to negotiate an early termination and you don't want to have a non-payment judgement on your credit report.

Relax and take the six weeks of double-residency to move at your leisure and to get the apartment cleaned so you get a full refund on your deposit anf keep a clean record.


v b
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The complex will be happy for you to continue paying rent. After all, that's what you agreed to.

Lies won't get you out of the lease.


utreinvestor
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first, talk to you landlord and see what they are willing to do to for you. they may offer you an agreeable solution.

second, try and find a new tenant for the complex. if they have someone who is willing to sign a new year lease they will probably let you out of your last few weeks since they won't lose any money.

third, pay the rent...
either get a reduction in your earnest money, negotiate a seller's concession, or raise the sales price the amount of the rent to make the final payments.

fourth, ask the seller for an extention on closing the sale while you finish your rental contract period.

fifth, borrow the money from friends or family to pay the rent and then repay them when you get your deposit back.


infinite crisis 247
well, keep in mind that you don't have the home until you close. until then, anything can happen and the deal can fall through. you don't want to tell your landlord that you're leaving on a certain date, the deal collapses and then you're out on your butt. being that you only have 2 months left (i'm assuming that your lease would be up february 28th), and at this point, you probably aren't closing until sometime early-mid january anyways, you might be better served to give notice on january 28th and take your time moving in to your new home. is it really worth the hassle of breaking your lease over what will amount to a month's rent? not really. you would probably lose this in the lease break penalty anyways. by doing it the way i said above, you can 1. wait until after closing and then you can be sure that you have the home before telling the landlord anything. if the deal falls through, you can then re-up your lease. 2. have time to furnish, paint, modify, etc. the home before living in it. i speak from personal experience here...it's way easier to do all of this when the home is empty. 3. not feel rushed to move out. you don't want to be on deadline and then have to coordinate frantically getting out of your apartment. if you wait, you can take your time and move stuff a little at a time. this might even save you the cash of hiring movers.


gafpromise
Give notice. The most you could be liable for is the extra two months rent, you may be able to negotiate them down.


ajsnskool
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Can you close later in January? I'm in the same situation and am going to close January 23rd. I'll pay my January rent, then tell my landlord to use my security deposit for February's rent (my lease ends at the end of Feb though). You may lose a month's rent, but if you give him notice now that you HAVE to close on the house in January or risk losing it, he may give you a break on 2 weeks rent OR he may get it rented out by then and be able to start a new lease with a new tenant earlier. (He has the obligation to mitigate any damages, read: lost rent, so he can't just let it sit vacant, he has to try and rent it.) Make sure you leave the apt spotless too. Good luck in your new home. BTW, can the seller give you any concession on the sale price of the house for your last month's rent? If the contract isn't signed yet, try asking.


schwildcat1977
NO! And DON'T lie either, you don't want to ruin your credit when you are buying a house. You signed a legally binding contract and you must pay what ever penalties it states in your lease to get out of it.

I'm sorry, but you are NOT getting out without paying.


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