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 How Long does it take to repair your credit score?
I'm going to apply as a first-time owner and upon speaking to a mortgager I was told that I had to increase my credit score in order for them to work with me. or have 15% down payment of the ...


 Does anyone know what exactly they look for when doing a home inspection for a VA guaranteed loan?
Are they just checking major things like plumbing, electrical, etc., or is it also cosmetic things like carpeting and paint?...


 How to add another name on title deeds of the property, when i also have got mortgage on property?
i dont want there name to be added on mortgage, because they have not got geed credit history....


 Can someone please give me advice on buying a home?
I want to buy a house but it seems like EVERY paycheck goes straight to bills and rent, and the money that we do start to save goes to stupid stuff that always seems to come up just when we THINK we&#...


 Got a mortgage refinance quote: Too good to be true?
A mortgage broker quoted me a refi of $235K with adjustable rate loan at 1.2%, and the monthly payment can increase by only $77 per year. Does this sound too good to be true?...


 Can a landord accept a video tape for an inspection instead of coming to the house?
i feel that it is an invasion of privacy to inspect your place of living, has anyone ever done it with a tape?...


 Any advice selling my house without a realtor?
We really don't want to get a realtor involved. What steps do we need to take to sell a house and/or where can I get this info?

Any advice would help. Thanks!...


 How will his bankruptcy affect my great credit when we get married, especially for home-buying?
My fiance declared bankruptcy with his ex-wife about 4 years ago. I have great credit. What will happen when we get married? Also, we would like to eventually buy a house. Should I try to do it alone ...


 Am i able to leave my rented property as long as i still pay the rent every month.?
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 What would rent be where you live for this apartment?
one small bed
one bath
one living room with fireplace working
one gross basement
one large and nice kitchen
all new dishwash, stove, fridge, wash, dryer
big backyard
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 Question about all these homeowners going into foreclosure?
Aren't the financial institutions hurt when the people default on their loans? They now have a home and no money coming in. Why are these companies not working with these people and trying to ...


 What would happen if I broke out of an apartment lease 4 months before its up?
I just dont like the place. Its not what I expected it to be. I am moving to a new place in the city....


 Is there a way to find out how much is owed on a house before it's foreclosed?
I know a house will be foreclosing next month, and I was told that if I make an offer that is less than what is still owed by the current owners, that I'd be "spinning my wheels." Is ...


 Theoretically if I grew my own house, would I have to pay council tax?
It isn't a building as such... It's technically a living organism so I'd be living in a tree/collection of trees.

Example;

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 What is the difference in leasing a commercial property and renting one?
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 I have a mortgage on my name but house is not on my name anymore, person responsible for paying the mortgage i
person responsible for paying the mortgage is not paying on time, he dosnt want to put the mortgage on his name nor he wants to sell the house. ,what are my options, should I tell mortgage bank that ...


 Buy property near cemetary?
i found a great deal on 7.2 acres with 3 out buildings and a 3 bed 2 bath home for 158k. i looked at it at night and it was great but i went home and looked it up on google earth and its butted up ...


 Are you supposed to have to pay to submit a mortgage application?
I found a mortgage company online that says they can help people with low credit scores and low down payments to buy a house, they sent me an application but the thing is it says i have to pay $69 to ...


 When you bought your home, did you feel pressured to buy the most expensive you could afford?
When I was looking, I felt pressured by the mortgage broker, real estate agent, etc. to buy a way more expensive house, even though I didn't feel I could make the payments. Luckily I recognized ...


 High end laminate or hardwood flooring?
We've been looking at new floors for a few years now and are now in a position to do it. I want laminate (I think) but am always confused by the laminate v. hardwood discussion. I found some ...



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When buying a house at an auction how do you come up with the $$ within the 24 hours they allow?
Houses for sale at a forclosure auction, they ask for down payment immediately, the remaining with 24 hours. Where do youget the funds for that immediately?
Additional Details
The details are as follows: 10% of successful bid immediately at conclusion of auction, balance by noon the next business day, both by cashier's check. Assuming I have the down payment, how do I secure the rest of the funds before the auction starts? Not enough in home equity so forget that. Any thoughts?
                     
 




Skip
When you are purchasing a property through the foreclosure auction, the person conducting the auction has to verify the funds prior to the auction.

At the auction you must have cash or a cashier check and that's the bottom line. There is no down payment, You have to have the full bid price in order to be successful at the foreclosure auction.

There is no 24 hour period in order to get or secure the funds. If you don't have the funds at the auction you can not bid or be allowed to bid on a property.

I hope this has been of some use to you, good luck.

"FIGHT ON"


PERCY L
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you can get a pre-approved loan from some banks or credit unions etc.. However it can cost you a bit as you must take the risk of paying for valuations, bldg inspections etc. prior to auction but of course there is no guarantee you will win the auction. I f you already own property and have equity you can also get an 'all in one' type loan (eg line of credit) and use those funds for the new property. My advice is to really check out the market in the normal way as nowadays, ususally, the only homes that go to auction are the very expensive side of the market and most everyday people dont have that kind of money available at the drop of a hat.


Robin W
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You get pre-approval for a loan. And by knowing how much you pre-qualify for you know how much you can pay.


Timovgod
you already haev a loan approval


answer man
I would get pre approved for a loan NOT PRE QUALIFIED they are not the same pre approved is like having money in the bank, based on your income level being x and your credit score x you are pre appoved for $X that way you know how much you can spend, (you do not need to get an appraisal and inspection until you have won the upset bid period usually 10 days), be prepared to put at least 10% of the winning bid down as your deposit (note you will get credit for this on the HUD closing statement) the loan amount will be the remaining 90% (or 80% LTV with a piggy back second for 10%) and the person running the auction upon submission of an approval certificate from a lending institution will usually give you 30 days to close on the title. Remember to check the title thoughrly or have it "searched" if you buy property on the "courthose steps" you buy it subject to its liens, judgments and claims, so even though that $30,000 property sounds like a steal it may have $100,000 in federal tax liens and judgments on it and is no longer such a great deal, however, sometime you can really get some real gems.


rockydriver22
Get loan approval for up to a specific amount before the auction. Then dont go over that amount


killersaint
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Save up at least $10k before you go to the auction. If the down is more, which it shouldn't be, then tell them you want a loan with 5% down instead of the usual 20%. It can be done.


bayareasportsfan
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Your bank?? Get a line of credit set up, so when the opportunity arrives, your ready.


rstump1
You establish an open line of credit with a bank. Usually home equity. You can get another lone on the property to pay that back if you wish after you purchase it.


gershom613
You get pre-approval for a loan from your bank before you go to the auction.


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