Archive for January, 2010

property crash

I was looking at a graph on zillow showing how much property values have risen over the last 10 years. It has been ridiculous how high some housing price have risen over the years in my area (Eastern PA). I see alot of areas where prices are crashing but this areas as well many others seems to not have really readjusted.

I pay 700 to rent a 2 bedroom apartment. It would cost me 1300 to buy a similar condo. 2000 to buy a descent house in this area. I honestly cant see how people can afford it.

I have heard people deluding themselves with tax savings, but you are only save so much in taxes plus when you factor in the 2000-4000 property tax in this area as well insurance, It is ghastly what it costs.

I know more and more people are opting to rent rather than buy.

I am 33 and make about 50K per year so I could afford a place but I would be house rich, cash poor like so many others.

Repossession

secured loan

i bought a new trailer in 1996 ,it shows up on my credit report as a secured loan ,not a real estate loan on my credit report.also it is in a park. can i get a first time home owners loan?

Quick House Sale

Sell And Rent Back: An Alternative To Repossession


One scenario today is a great worry for every home owner; regardless of how healthy that home owner was, personally and financially, when buying their home. That worry is this: “Over the next thirty years, will I be able to keep my home if I become sick? What if I have an accident, or lose my job? What if my mortgage goes into arrears? Will my home be subject to repossession?”

Unfortunately, for too many people, that worry becomes a reality, and the end result is that a family loses a home they love. The good news is that there is an alternative, and it is an alternative which allows the family to stay put.

Circumstances like these can happen to anyone, and when a home has no income coming in, it’s easy to fall behind on mortgage. Once one falls behind in mortgage payments, it can become difficult or even impossible to catch up. At that point repossession is a strong possibility, and the home can be lost forever.

The first reaction of many people is to deny there’s any trouble. It’s very tempting to “bury one’s head in the sand.” The problem with this approach is that when one looks up, the problems of mortgage arrears not only haven’t gone away, they’ve gotten worse! At this point the next knock on the door could possibly be bailiffs with an eviction order.

While the homeowner’s options may be limited, there are options, and some of these options will allow the home owner to stay in the home, with a goal of getting ownership back. For example, there are specialist companies which can pay cash for the home, then rent the home back to the homeowner for a monthly payment which is less than the current mortgage.

The best aspect of the sell and buy back option is that when the homeowner’s situation improves, there is the opportunity to buy back the property. The price at which the home owner would be able to buy back the house is set at the time the home owner sells, and that price won’t change regardless as to what happens in the economy. The rent and buy back company will usually be able to offer a verbal quote on a purchase price for the house in as little as 24 hours. If the homeowner is interested at this point the next step would be a valuation of the home and the extension of a written quotation on the purchase price. The rent and buy back company will be able to give the homeowner directions on how to proceed with the sale, as well as how to stop any court proceedings that have already begun.

Mortgage arrears can be devastating, but they can be avoided. It costs nothing to apply for a sell and rent back program, and such a program can make the difference between staying in a home or being forced out, between continuing to work toward owning the home outright or being forced to start over.



Repossession
rent property sale

If a landlord forces delivers a written notice to the tenant to vacate the premises- 5-7 day time frame to vacate, because the tenant is being evicted for non payment of rent. Can the landlord garnish the tenants wages or non-exemt property to sale auction?

What if the tenant leaves the property without taking their belongs, what does the landlord do then?

Sell and Rent Back

How to change my 640×480 screen to 1024×780?

property crash

I try the display property and my computer crash when I press OK.
I know my computer can use 1024×780 because I have seen it!

Sell and Rent Back
property crash

In Nome, Alaska one year ago, my brother was driving an ATV and was injured. He drove down a well known access road to the beach. The custodian for the property had recently put up a chain hooked to two beach logs to stop access on the property. The chain was NOT well marked. There were no ‘No Trespassing’ signs. My brother drove over the chain, it lobbed one log out of the ground, the log flew 20 feet and crashed my brothers skull. He was medivaced to Anchorage, was in Intensive Care for a while then had to go to rehab also. He is not the same person. It was a miracle he survived with the injuries he sustained. I am hoping the owner of the property is accountable for gross negligence or something along those lines. Does anyone know the procedure to start a case or get lawyer? Also, my brother is low-income, so if I could find a pro-bono until settlement lawyer would be ideal.

Sell and Rent Back
secured loan

me and my husband want to take out a small 2-3 thousand dollar loan and have read about taking out a secured loan and using an asset so that we have a low interest rate and stuff. but my question is can we use our car as an asset if our car is still not paid off yet????
how does that work???
and does anyone recommend any particular lender for a secured loan?

Repossession
rent property sale

My boyfriend and I are relocating because of work and need to move very quickly. Our flat has been on the market for 2 weeks and we have another 2 weeks to sell, or my boyfriend’s job offer will be withdrawn.

We are considering renting whilst waiting for our place to sell (it’s too far to commute from where we live now).

The estate agents estimated 3-6 weeks to sell from the date we put it on the market. We are quite confident it should sell within the next month (but then isn’t everybody confident about their own property?!)

If we rent, we will be paying a mortgage and the rent until our place sells. We could do this by using our overdraft and paying it back with the profit from our sale.

On the upside, it means we’ll be chain-free when we come to buy and that we get to move, which we desperately want (and need) to do. On the downside, what if our current flat does not sell for 6 months?

Thanks to anyone with an opinion! :-)

Rent Back Fast

rent property sale

I was wondering the cost of a building, but this building is not for sale or rent. Every site I went to, it gives me the pricing of a house, but the building I am looking up is a business property and I want to see if it is worth buying.

Repossession
property crash

In Maryland motor scooters are all over the streets and highways, no insurance, tags..etc. and no crash helmets. These scooters cause accidents, property damage and personal injuries without controlling laws such as apply to motorcycles.

Rent Back
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