If you’re an executive, you may feel like a open jelly sandwich at a picnic.
Every crazy critter in the world wants to bite into your budget. Here’s how to protect your time and preserve your sanity.
1) Ask questions
Our family grew and our 1 bedroom condo is up for sale. We will be renting it out until someone buys it. We are currently renting a home and would like to purchase it if we qualify for the mortgage. Obviously that would not make me a first time buyer, but was wondering if an FHA mortgage is an option. Thanks
Was it really the banking industry and their greed that caused the mortgage crisis or government interference that forced these companies to provide mortgages to those who could not afford them with a promise from Barny and Fannie that these investments were sound?
Were these financial institutions not very smart for providing these loans or should our government have kept it’s nose out of this alltogether?
have lots of debt they say they can cut this bills in almost half need advise
I live in an area that is very attractive for real estate investment. My parents would like to help me get my foot in the door with a first home purchase. However, I would not be able to afford a mortgage in this market without additional help. I have found information regarding special joint mortgages between parents and their children, but only in the UK. Do these exist in the US? If so, what are some things to consider re tax considerations, etc. If not, is there something similar?
My husband and I plan on buying a home soon. Without naming names : ), one of us has excellent credit and the other has poor credit. By the time we go house-hunting (and mortgage-seeking) we will both be completely debt-free. Both of our incomes are needed to afford a home in our area, so it won’t work for only the excellent-credit party to buy the home. Will we have trouble getting a mortgage? And if we can get one, what pitfalls do we face?
1. Yes, I have check our credit scores.
2. It is not a question of correcting wrong information. It is what it is.
bankruptcy? debt relief? don’t know best option. almost no equity in house yet.
I want to get all my financials squared away with the IRS– anyone know the average rate those “tax relief” companies charge? Are they worth it??
The reps at Freedom Debt relief told me not to talk to any creditors, but now I’m being sued. What do I do?
