mortgage question
Posted By: rose on 2007-05-04
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Has anyone ever obtained a 40-year mortgage? Are they hard to get? I'm house hunting and just trying to look at all my options. TIA.
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My thought is to get more house with a 40-year mortgage but it's not necessarily the house I will stay in the rest of my life. I would probably downsize in about 6 or 7 years. Just wondering if banks readily give this or not . . .
Mortgage foreclosure.
I am in danger of losing my home. Anybody deal with this and what did you do?
Mortgage Companies
We have a good one, but it is funny when there is an error on their part they call your employer... When they want to loan you some more money, they call your house!
I had no problem getting a mortgage
with iffy credit, but your broker may not have any control over the documentation needed - especially since the subprime mortgage industry is tanking due to bad loans (everyone is being more careful as a result). STILL, if you have been doing the same type of work for a while, which you have, they should look at the bigger picture - and I would ask them to because you would "hate to have to take your business elsewhere" wink wink.
Remember your clients can lose their clients *any*time - with or without a contract, so I doubt they are going to be willing to give you a letter which meets the requested requirements. If you have excellent credit there are tons of companies out there who probably would not ask for this type of documentation - although terms could be affected a bit. Good luck. P.S. Want to buy my house - its for sale!?
Do you know about reverse mortgage?
Maybe not, you might be young but will explain for others who do not know. If you own your house outright and should your spouse die, you get sick, whatever you can continue to live in your house, and you possibly would get money also to live there until you die. Called reverse mortgage. More should know about it. A company takes over and then you will the house to them upon your demise. So that thing about selling the house, nah on this end. As far as short term social security, may be for younger people or not be all and from what I am hearing by the time social security is due to give out, probably would not be around then anyway so don’t worry about the short term thing there, money from previous hospital is until my demise, again no worry there, money in bank building interest only, don’t take from there, no problem there either. The only thing I consider myself rich in is happiness and love. Next.
Mortgage rates
Is anyone refinancing with the mortgage rates so low? I doubt we'll ever see them this low again.....thoughts?
Have you talked with your mortgage holder? sm
They will sometimes try to work with you regarding payments, etc. They don't like to foreclose. It usually takes anywhere from 6 months to a year to foreclose on a house and they usually take a hefty loss. We bought the house next door to us just a few months ago on a foreclosure and it took forever.
finding a new mortgage company...sm
Is at the top of my agenda for this year, but it was the plan all along to refinance this year anyway, so...thanks for the support y'all!
Question about mortgage and divorce...sm
Is the only way to get my name off a mortgage is to have my ex either refinance or sell the place?
Thanks
I agree. They also don't state how much their mortgage
if you don't live beyond your means you don't struggle.
Mortgage? You gotta be kidding. - sm
Dont know 'bout the rest of y'all, but I live in a very tiny apartment. My car is 13 years old, and is going to have to last me forever. It guzzles gas, but it's paid for. I never eat out, I eat 2 meals a day instead of 3, and I buy my clothes at the Goodwill. A vacation? Fuggetaboutit! A 'vacation' is when I occasionally allow myself the luxury of watching the evening news on TV.
Mortgage recommendations for not so good credit...
a family member needs to get a mortgage for a home they are currently "buying" from a friend on contract. I say "buying" in a very loose term, because I am not sure that they even have a written agreement, sometimes it sounds like they are just "renting". Anyway, credit is a problem for them.. bankruptcy 7+ years ago, collection accounts they are currently paying on, etc. and probably some current finance company bills and "of course" the "new-used SUV" they got about 8 months ago. You all know what I'm saying here, this is not a "one time credit problem" .... Supposedly, they tried one mortgage company but, according to the wife, after about 3 months they got mortgage approval but PMI insurer turned them down. They actually have a good deal on the home, appraised at approx 90,000 and they are buying it for approx $78,000, so there is some equity. Of course, they have actually no $$$ to really put down. The situation is that they have been living there a few years and the seller "a friend of theirs" needs the cash by October, so that he can purchase a property he is currently buying on contract from his sister, who needs the money now, etc. and on and on it goes. Anyway, if they cannot come up with a mortgage, they are out, have to move and of course, they will be trying to hit us up for cash or, heaven forbid, a place to live!!! I need any suggestions anyone has or any names of mortgage companies that deal with this particular situation. The wife called us and asked us to co-sign, but that's out of the question. Appreciate any advice
Best mortgage company for not so perfect credit?
I am looking to buy a house that is $185,000. From the sale of my current home, I will make $165,000 and will use all of that as a down payment. Obviously, I am 20k short. I don't have the best credit (low FICO score) so I am looking for a mortgage company that will loan me what I am short with bad credit. Anyone know of any?
Thanks
we are closing on a house next month and mortgage
need to come up with some cheap ideas too!! I have several baskets that i have collected over the years and plan on going to the Dollar Tree and getting "girlie" stuff and filling them up for around $5-10 each, depending on size. My family knows this year is going to be hard on us, so that helps!
Did you talk to a bank or mortgage company and see if you can get pre-approved? Seems
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Make sure you have copies of all important papers, addresses for mortgage, insurance, etc.
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