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 I rent a condo in Florida and the owners are now selling. I would like to get out of my lease early.?
Is it possible to terminate my lease early? I am not comfortable with strangers coming into my home while I am away. I feel this is an invasion of privacy. My yearly lease is up on March 1. I ...


 The city wants to build a church behind my house?
This is a residential area and there are woods behind my house. They are supposed to have a public hearing on this. I do not want the church to to built just behind my house because of the noise and ...


 First time buyer (interest only or repayment mortgage)?
i am a first time buyer, looking for a 100% mortgage on the property. i am very new to this whole idea of mortagage. i want to know whether it is wise to go for interest only on a fixed rate for 5 ...


 Do you think the landlord will pick us to move in the house???? read?
well we looked at the best house, 4 bedroom in country secluded, huge house very very nice fenced in yard and all....
its 600 month+ utilities. we told him we could give him it all upfront in ...


 How can first-time buyers buy a home in So Cal where the average cost is over $700,000?
Our income is about $70,000 annually and we have no debt other than student loans. We have about $25,000 saved. In an area where an "okay" house will run you about $700,000 - how in the ...


 Do you think that the age of the house is important and I should be looking for newer house?
I Live in Phoenix, Arizona and I am in the process of buying a house. I have seen a house which I really like and it is built in 1988 but the house is in a very good shape. Do you think that the age ...


 Could we afford to buy land for £16,000 and build a posh property on it?
We're a small family, all with average wages. I myself am a full time student who also works part time at a call centre, my mum is a supermarket supervisor and her fiancé runs his own landscape ...


 Can they kick my out for this..?
I have gone over my lease several time and find nothing on it about this..

For the next few months I am going to be late with my rent. Two weeks each month late. There is a late fee of $1...


 Do I need a Lawyer while selling my house?
I am selling my house for cash to an investor.There is a small 15k loan on the house.This means the bank will be involved in the transaction.
The investor is doing most/all of the paperwork.
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 I found evidence of someone sleeping in my new apt, when I went to leave the mattress.?
We had been there earlier today to clean and wash windows, etc. I locked all of the windows and the door before I left. Late tonight I was given a new bed by a friend and deceided to take it to the ...


 What to do what to do!!?
My credit score is at a measely 529 right now. A few yearas back i drowned my self in credit card debt totalling $5,000 that i couldn't pay back at the time but over the past 6 months i just ...


 How do i make 1000 dollars in two days?
I'm a single mom rite now with two kids and i want to move to this really nice house. I will have money next month but not right now i'm on disability and can't go back to work till ...


 Where can you find the most expensive real estate in the word?
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 What happens if my rent was not paid and i had no lease can he pad lock my door without giving me 30 days?
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 Who can help me with my tenant/landlord issue?
i have lived here for 7 yrs.+ and have been asking my landlord to fix things for at least 2 yrs. and have gotten some stuff fixed after constantly asking .anyway 4 to 5 of my electric outlets are bad....


 I need help purchasing our first home...but don't want to get in over my head...?
I live in southern california. I am looking to puchase a home but dont want to spend more than 300,000 with a 6% interest. Last year my husband and I made 60,000, but this year i expect to make ...


 How can I get rid off my roommate without getting lawsuit?
I just bought a house and I decided to rented out one bedroom to a 40 years old female. She does not pay rent on time and she is making excuses like " I'll pay you the next week" "...


 Will california house prices ever go back to cheap?
i was wondering because i moved out of state, and really want to go back. but im afraid of taking my whole life to pay off a home. compared to other states with cheap ...


 Help for mortgage, independent financial advisor and putting in an offer on a house.?
I went to 3 banks for mortgage quotes, halifax, hsbc and alliance & leicester. Halifax could borrow me the most money, then hsbc, and then alliance & leicester.
I then looked around for ...


 Can we afford it or should we just wait?
my family wants to buy a house that is around $699,900. we dont have the 20% down payment needed, so we are just waiting to see if we can come up with some money. we pay $15,000 a year for middle ...



Fo'o Ham
What are the differences between a 30, 40 and 50 year mortgages?
I want to refinance my home for a 40 or 45 year mortgage. What are the avantages and disavantages of this type of mortgages?
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redwine
Mortgages are simply a payment schedule that takes into account the interest rate on your outstanding loan. The longer the mortgage, the longer you are borrowing money, the more interest you will have to pay on the loan. You will also take longer to build the equity in your house (the amount of principal that you pay down every month). While a lower monthly payment is usually the case with a longer mortgage, it also has a higher interest rate, so you are actually paying more when it is all done and told. Take out a 30 year fixed if you can afford it.


mortgagesbycarrie
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The only difference is a lower payment than a 30 year mortgae, the longer the term the lower the payment, A 40 year mortgage will take you longer obviously to pay off, but most people refinance every 4-7 years so it may not be a bad idea. Payment wise a 40 year mortgage is pretty close to a 30 year interest only loan. I would suggest you talk to a mortgage professional and find out what you can qualify for and ask them to show you options and explain the differences to you.


glenn
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If I am the mortgage company I would love it!

When you sell the house 15 years from now you will still owe almost exactly what you borrowed today and you payments are not really much lower.


Rick B
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That is a terrible idea. Most of us want to pay our homes off as quickly as possible, not drag it out forever.

The disadvantage is that you will build very very little equity in your home, you will never truly own it, and you will pay a fortune in interest charges.

If you have to finance a house for that long, you are buying too much house. Start living within your means.


lepr0kan
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Although they give you lower monthly payments, any mortgage with a term longer than 30 years makes it very difficult for the owner to build equity in the property, which means if property values continue to go down you may end up owing more than your house is worth. You'll also pay significantly more interest in the long run. Typically these are not a good idea and if you can't afford the normal 30 yr monthly payment you should be owning that property because you're just digging yourself a hole.


bostonianinmo
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There's little or no advantage to going from a 30 year mortgage to something longer. There is only a very slight reduction in the monthly payment though the total interest charge will increase massively.


aida
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Basically, the longer the mortgage, the lower the payments but the greater the percentage of the payments is interest. Unless the present payments are breaking your back, I would advise against refinancing for such a long term. After all, it would be good to have your house paid for before you retire! (Of course, you can always refinance again later for a shorter term if your finances improve.)


daeve930
There aren't many lenders offering terms longer than 30 years.


Net Advisor
It means you'll never own the house. If you can, have a 15 yr mortgage. If no, get a 30 yr fixed, refi as rates drop 1/2 point or more. Countrywide has currently no cost refi.

Make you payments "bi-monthly" instead of just monthly. Same payment will decrease your interest cost of the loan.


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